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The Nest (2020) [R]

Release Date:
May 8, 2020

Original Title:
The Nest

Alternate Titles:
Life of Deception
Pesa
上流假丈
더 네스트

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
BBC Film
Element Pictures
Elevation Pictures
FilmNation Entertainment

Production Countries:
Canada | Ireland | United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: MA15+  BR: 16  CA: 14A  CH: 12  DE: 12  DK: 11  FR: 10  GR: Κ-15  HK: IIB  HU: 16  IE: 15  LT: N-16  NL: 16  NO: 15  NZ: 13  PL: 16  RU: 18+  US: R 

Runtime: 107

Having it all is never enough.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Rory is an ambitious entrepreneur who brings his American wife and kids to his native country, England, to explore new business opportunities. After abandoning the sanctuary of their safe American suburban surroundings, the family is plunged into the despair of an archaic '80s Britain and their unaffordable new life in an English manor house threatens to destroy the family.

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Production

ADR Mixer:
Mark DeSimone

Art Department Assistant:
Lili Lea Abraham

Art Direction:
Tilly Scandrett
Ciara Vernon

Assistant Art Director:
Dan Warren

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Matthew Moss

Assistant Set Decoration:
Justyna Krawczyk-Williams

Best Boy Electric:
Alan Graham

Casting Assistant:
Layla Wolf-Zarpak

Casting Associate:
Jonny Boutwood

Casting Director:
Shaheen Baig
Susan Shopmaker

Co-Producer:
Kasia Malipan
Noah Segal

Costume Design:
Matthew Price

Director:
Sean Durkin

Director of Photography:
Mátyás Erdély

Editor:
Matthew Hannam

Electrician:
Dean Coffey

Executive Producer:
Milan Popelka
Polly Stokes
Glen Basner
Ben Browning
Alison Cohen
Jude Law
Andrew Lowe

First Assistant Camera:
Derrick Peters

First Assistant Director:
Matthew Scrivener
Laurie Mirsky

Foley Artist:
Jason Charbonneau

Gaffer:
Andy Cole

Graphic Designer:
Frances Bennett

Hair Designer:
Emma Scott

Hairstylist:
Katarina Chovanec
Peta Dunstall
Denise Stocker

Key Grip:
Terry Williams

Location Manager:
Tony Hood

Makeup Artist:
Anahita Loghmanifar
Denise Stocker

Makeup Designer:
Emma Scott

Music Supervisor:
Lucy Bright

Original Music Composer:
Richard Reed Parry

Petty Cash Buyer:
Cathy Mac
Claire Anderson

Post Production Supervisor:
Lee Hughes

Producer:
Derrin Schlesinger
Christina Piovesan
Ed Guiney
Rose Garnett
Amy Jackson
Sean Durkin

Production Accountant:
Nikki Chamberlin

Production Coordinator:
Philip King

Production Design:
James Price

Production Executive:
Emer O'Shea

Production Manager:
Andrew Bonner
Robbie David

Production Secretary:
Jenny Martin

Production Sound Mixer:
Stevie Haywood

Property Master:
Ewan Robertson

Script Supervisor:
Julia Chiavetta

Second Assistant Camera:
Dan West

Second Assistant Director:
Jodie Cowman
Aric Dupere

Set Decoration:
Stella Fox
Joe Susin

Sound:
Jules Bertier

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Matthew Chan

Standby Art Director:
Paddy Paddison

Steadicam Operator:
Derek Walker
Leo Bund
Stamos Triantafyllos

Stunt Coordinator:
Crispin Layfield
Jamie Edgell
James Grogan
Rowley Irlam

Third Assistant Director:
Alexander Lloyd

Title Designer:
Sebastian Pardo

Writer:
Sean Durkin

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