How to Rid Your Lover of a Negative Emotion Caused by You! (2010) [N/A]

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Release Date:
January 1, 2010

Original Title:
How to Rid Your Lover of a Negative Emotion Caused by You!

Genres:
Comedy | Romance

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 15

Short - Love can make us do weird things. Sadie does a weird thing. She does it to her boyfriend Dennis. Keep in mind she only wants what's best for both of them-a perfect relationship. It could be the perfect relationship, too, as long as nobody bleeds to death. - Sarah Allen, Joe Cobden

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Art Direction:
Chris Crane

Cinematography:
Daniel Grant

Colorist:
Jim Fleming

Costume Design:
Olivia Sementsova

Craft Service:
Heather K. Dahlstrom

Director:
Nadia Litz

Editor:
Alexandre-Nicholas Giffard

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Isabel Gomez-Moriana

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Michael Bailey

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Kar Wai Ng

First Assistant Director:
Peter Mabrucco

Gaffer:
Cavan Campbell

Music:
Rob Ainsley
Adam Stein

Producer:
Daniel Bekerman
Heather K. Dahlstrom

Production Assistant:
Lisa Bonfield
Michael Cudmore

Production Design:
Nazgol Goshtasbpour

Property Master:
Martin Watson

Recording Supervision:
Colin McLellan

Set Dresser:
Grace Ng

Sound Editor:
Rob Ainsley

Sound Effects Editor:
Adam Stein

Still Photographer:
Heather K. Dahlstrom

Visual Effects Editor:
Mike Barber

Writer:
Ryan Cavan

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