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Carmilla (2020) [NR]

Release Date:
July 17, 2020

Original Title:
Carmilla

Genres:
Drama | Fantasy | Romance

Production Companies:
Bird Flight Films
Fred Films

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
CA: 18A  GB: 15  US: NR 

Runtime: 94

Destroyed by a kiss

Overview from TheMovieDB

Isolated from the outside world, fifteen-year-old Lara lives in seclusion on a vast country estate with her father and strict governess Miss Fontaine. Late one evening, a mysterious carriage crash brings a young girl into their home to recuperate. Lara immediately becomes enchanted by this strange visitor who arouses her curiosity and awakens her burgeoning desires.

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Production

Additional Gaffer:
Matt Buchan

Additional Writing:
Sean McConaghy

Animal Wrangler:
Charlotte Dent
Natalie Wood

Art Direction:
Isobel Dunhill

Assistant Art Director:
Caterina Vanzi

Assistant Camera:
Yeison Piedrahita
Chris Chanduom

Boom Operator:
Miles Croft

Carpenter:
Michael Rankin

Casting Director:
Lucy Rands

Chef:
Gary Etherington
Susan Maynard

Co-Executive Producer:
Andy Mason
Ate de Jong
James Spring
Will Clarke
Mike Runegall

Compositor:
Satoshi Ozeki

Construction Coordinator:
Kate Selby

Construction Manager:
James Waddingham

Costume Design:
John Bright

Costume Standby:
Anna Wachowicz

Costume Supervisor:
Sarah Mills

Dialogue Editor:
Tom Deane

Digital Colorist:
Maria Chamberlain

Digital Imaging Technician:
John Weeks

Digital Intermediate Assistant:
Charlotte Barnes
Lawrence Hook
Finlay Reid

Digital Intermediate Producer:
Karolina Dziwinska

Director:
Emily Harris

Director of Photography:
Michael E. Wood

Dressing Prop:
Robert Lisney

Editor:
Rebecca Lloyd

Executive Producer:
Angus Ball

First Assistant Camera:
Dora Krolikowska

First Assistant Director:
Alice Caronna

First Assistant Editor:
John Weeks

Floor Runner:
Katarina Leszkoova

Foley Artist:
Catherine Thomas

Foley Recordist:
Anna Wright

Gaffer:
Eddie Adcock

Graphic Designer:
Matthew Hindle

Grip:
Aaron Porter
Renny Borthwick

Hair Designer:
Julie Kendrick

Hairstylist:
Laura Miles

Head of Production:
Rob Farris

Health and Safety:
Harry Norris

Lighting Technician:
Cameron Smart
Matt Dickinson
Jake Buckley

Makeup & Hair:
Laura Pollock
Ria Knoll

Makeup Artist:
Laura Miles

Makeup Designer:
Julie Kendrick

Online Editor:
Daniel Tomlinson

Original Music Composer:
Philip Selway

Principal Costumer:
Sophie Barlow

Producer:
Emily Precious
Lizzie Brown

Production Assistant:
Tom Leatherbarrow

Production Coordinator:
Ellie Dunbar

Production Design:
Alexandra Walker

Scenic Artist:
David Pearce

Script Supervisor:
Evelien Kortum

Second Assistant Camera:
Josh Greenway

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Martin Jensen

Sound Recordist:
Sara Lima

Standby Art Director:
Isobel Dunhill

Steadicam Operator:
James Burgess

Story:
Sheridan Le Fanu

Supervising Sound Editor:
Joe Beal

Third Assistant Director:
Amber Tordoff-Gibson

Unit Medic:
Trisha Joyce

VFX Artist:
Joshua Lake

Visual Effects Editor:
Andrew Fineberg

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Paul Round

Writer:
Emily Harris

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