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Code 46 (2003) [R]

Release Date:
September 2, 2003

Original Title:
Code 46

Alternate Titles:
Código 46
Koodi 46
Кодекс 46

Genres:
Drama | Science Fiction | Thriller

Production Companies:
BBC
BBC Film
Kailash Picture Company
MEDIA Programme of the European Union
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Revolution Films
UK Film Council
United Artists

Production Countries:
Belgium | United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 12  GB: 15  NL: 12  US: R 

Runtime: 93

How do you solve a crime when the last thing you want to know is the truth?

Overview from TheMovieDB

In a dystopian future, insurance fraud investigator William Gold arrives in Shanghai to investigate a forgery ring for "papelles", futuristic passports that record people's identities and genetics. Gold falls for Maria Gonzalez, the woman in charge of the forgeries. After a passionate affair, Gold returns home, having named a coworker as the culprit. But when one of Gonzalez's customers is found dead, Gold is sent back to Shanghai to complete the investigation.

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ADR Editor:
Paul Wrightson

ADR Mixer:
Peter Gleaves
Mark De Simone

Art Direction:
Denis Schnegg

Assistant Accountant:
Rob Seager

Assistant Art Director:
Paul Drake
Mark Larkin

Assistant Editor:
Ian Buchan

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Gabby Le Rasle

Best Boy Electric:
Stephen Mathie

Camera Trainee:
Sophy Millington
Julia Curtin

Casting:
Wendy Brazington

Colorist:
Max Horton

Construction Manager:
Dan Crandon

Costume Assistant:
Kate Towns

Costume Design:
Natalie Ward

Director:
Michael Winterbottom

Director of Photography:
Alwin H. Küchler
Marcel Zyskind

Draughtsman:
Rod Gorwood

Editor:
Peter Christelis

Electrician:
Matthew Butler
Lee Cleal
Adrian Mackay

Executive Producer:
Robert Jones
David M. Thompson

First Assistant Camera:
Simon Tindall

First Assistant Director:
Michael Elliott

Foley Artist:
Peter Burgis
Andie Derrick

Foley Editor:
Michael Redfern

Foley Supervisor:
Anthony Faust

Gaffer:
Reuben Garrett

Location Assistant:
Kieran Baine

Location Manager:
Jonah Coombes

Makeup Artist:
Konnie Daniel
Lesley Smith

Online Editor:
Richard Etchells
Thomas Urbye

Original Music Composer:
Stephen Hilton
David Holmes

Post Production Supervisor:
Peter Bach

Producer:
Andrew Eaton

Production Accountant:
Jon Duncan

Production Coordinator:
Ruth Breslaw
Steffy Marrion

Production Design:
Mark Tildesley

Property Master:
Nick Thomas

Props:
Charlie Malik

Rigging Gaffer:
Tony C. Miller

Screenplay:
Frank Cottrell Boyce

Second Assistant Camera:
Chris Connatty

Second Assistant Director:
Anthony Wilcox

Set Decoration:
Michelle Day

Sound Effects Editor:
Christer Melén

Sound Engineer:
Orin Beaton

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Tim Alban
Richard Davey

Sound Recordist:
Stuart Wilson

Standby Art Director:
Chris Lightburn-Jones

Still Photographer:
Peter Mountain

Supervising Art Director:
Mark Digby

Supervising Sound Editor:
Joakim Sundström

Third Assistant Director:
Chris Stoaling

Unit Manager:
Josh Yudkin

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