The Bus Stop (2018) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 18, 2018

Original Title:
The Bus Stop

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Capilano University
Moving Images Distribution

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 15

Michelle, a mother and former full-time worker, is tasked with taking care of her mother, Indira, who has begun to develop dementia. Faced with the prospect of having to put her in a home, Michelle struggles to evaluate her priorities.

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Best Boy Electric:
Chris Ajtony

Best Boy Grip:
Nic Peerson

Boom Operator:
Jerod Spence

Casting:
Reagan Glasson

Cinematography:
Emma Djwa

Co-Producer:
Kama Sood

Costume Design:
Brooke Reid

Digital Imaging Technician:
Nicholas Kuang

Director:
Kama Sood

Dolly Grip:
Max Pearce

Drone Operator:
Keaton Lawlor

Editor:
Kevin Koltai

Executive Producer:
Michael Thoma

First Assistant Camera:
Gurleen Kaur

First Assistant Director:
Steve Nguyen

Gaffer:
Mike Pintea

Grip:
Ben Swan
Joseph Logelin

Key Grip:
Veronica Anderson

Lighting Technician:
Reid Faulkner

Location Manager:
Sage Hancox

Makeup Artist:
Chelsea Mariya

Producer:
Aidan Kyle

Production Design:
Sabrina Lynn

Script Supervisor:
Gavin Tran

Second Assistant Camera:
Nathalie Taylor

Second Assistant Director:
Mikaela Schiess

Set Decoration:
Alexander Nolan

Sound Mixer:
Noah Meyer

Writer:
Aidan Kyle
Kama Sood

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