The Awakening (1995) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 4, 1995

Original Title:
The Awakening

Genres:
Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
Alliance Films
CTV
Harlequin

Production Countries:
Canada | Germany | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 87

Sara lives in a small town where everybody knows everybody and her life is an open book. Left with the care of her family home, she has trouble meeting the mortgage payments and her ex-boyfriend is the bank manager attempting to foreclose. When she takes in boarders to meet expenses, she unwittingly rents a room to an international criminal hiding out from a bounty hunter, John Flynn. When the bounty hunter shows up, the criminal takes a hike. Reluctantly admitting that he might need her help, Flynn agrees to make Sara a partner for half the bounty if they catch the missing man in time. What follows is a wild ride where Sara discovered that she is anything but boring and predictable.

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Art Direction:
Alistair MacRae

Camera Operator:
Perry Hoffman

Costume Design:
Sharon Purdy

Dialogue Editor:
Steven Toepell

Director:
George Bloomfield

Director of Photography:
Manfred Guthe

Editor:
Susan Shipton

First Assistant Director:
Jill Compton

Hairstylist:
Reg Quindinho

Makeup Department Head:
Marie Nardella

Music Supervisor:
Ron Proulx

Original Music Composer:
Amin Bhatia

Producer:
Norman Denver

Production Coordinator:
Nancy Wilson-Kelly

Production Design:
David Fischer

Script Supervisor:
Anna Rane

Set Decoration:
Kate Redmond

Sound Effects Editor:
Anthony Lancett

Sound Recordist:
Urmas Rosin

Stunt Coordinator:
Larry A. McLean

Writer:
Patricia Coughlin
Maria Nation

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