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A Walk on the Moon (1999) [R]

Release Date:
January 29, 1999

Original Title:
A Walk on the Moon

Genres:
Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
Groucho II Film Partnership
Miramax
Punch 21 Productions
Village Roadshow Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
FR: U  JP: R15+  US: R 

Runtime: 107

It was the summer of Woodstock... when she became the woman she always wanted to be.

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The world of a young housewife is turned upside down when she has an affair with a free-spirited blouse salesman.

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ADR Editor:
Victoria Sampson

Art Department Coordinator:
Annette Bélanger

Art Direction:
Gilles Aird

Assistant Costume Designer:
Ginette Magny

Assistant Editor:
Gershon Hinkson
Beatrice Sisul
Sandra Nash
Mario Ontal

Assistant Hairstylist:
Michelle Côté

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Lizane La Salle

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Guylaine Boucher

Assistant Sound Editor:
Brian Langman

Associate Producer:
Lemore Syvan
Laura Gherardi

Best Boy Grip:
Robert B. Baylis

Boom Operator:
Francis Péloquin

Camera Operator:
Robert Stecko

Casting:
Billy Hopkins
Ann Goulder
Kerry Barden
Suzanne Smith Crowley

Co-Producer:
Josette Perrotta

Color Timer:
Fred Heid
Mark Ginsberg

Costume Assistant:
Daniel Fortin

Costume Design:
Jess Goldstein

Costumer:
Suzanne Canuel

Dialect Coach:
Jess Platt

Dialogue Editor:
Sylvia Menno

Director:
Tony Goldwyn

Director of Photography:
Anthony B. Richmond

Editor:
Dana Congdon

Electrician:
Fabrice Barrilliet
Pierre Beaulieu

Executive Producer:
Graham Burke
Greg Coote

First Assistant Camera:
David Galbraith
Mathieu Décary

First Assistant Director:
Pedro Gandol

First Assistant Editor:
Todd Zongker

Foley Artist:
Brian Vancho
Ryan Collison

Foley Editor:
Louis Bertini

Gaffer:
Jean-Marc Hébert

Graphic Designer:
Carl Lessard

Grip:
Mathieu Price
Kelly Baylis
Patrice Lapointe

Key Grip:
Alain Masse

Key Hair Stylist:
Bob Pritchett

Key Makeup Artist:
Diane Simard

Location Manager:
Catherine Dawe

Location Scout:
Phillippe Lebel

Music Coordinator:
Vicki Arkoff

Music Editor:
Patrick Mullins

Music Supervisor:
Stephan R. Goldman

Negative Cutter:
Stan Sztaba

Original Music Composer:
Mason Daring

Producer:
Lee Gottsegen
Dustin Hoffman
Murray Schisgal
Jay Cohen
Tony Goldwyn
Neil Koenigsberg

Production Coordinator:
Danielle Boucher

Production Design:
Dan Leigh

Production Executive:
Jason Zelin

Production Manager:
Michel Chauvin

Property Master:
Patrice Bengle

Script Supervisor:
France Lachapelle

Second Assistant Camera:
Édith Labbé

Second Assistant Director:
Louise Renault

Set Dresser:
Paul Hotte

Sound Mixer:
Claude La Haye

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Dominick Tavella

Steadicam Operator:
François Daignault

Still Photographer:
Jonathan Wenk

Stunt Coordinator:
Minor Mustain

Stunt Double:
Ben Gauthier
Hélèna Laliberté
Minor Mustain

Supervising ADR Editor:
Lisa J. Levine

Supervising Sound Editor:
Jeffrey Stern

Unit Manager:
Jean-Yves Dolbec

Video Assist Operator:
Julie Garceau

Writer:
Pamela Gray

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