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Release Date:
May 20, 2022
Original Title:
An Encounter
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
Cowtown Pictures
Production Countries:
Ireland
Ratings / Certifications:
FR: TP
Runtime: 20
Two reluctant companions, schoolmates on the mitch, roam through Dublin along the Royal Canal. An encounter with a stranger leaves one boy changed utterly. Loosely based on the James Joyce Dubliners short story.
Art Direction:
Eugenia Genunchi
Boom Operator:
Dave Harris
Camera Trainee:
Aimee Stones
Casting Director:
Amy Rowan
Colorist:
Gary Curran
Costume Assistant:
Sara Ben-Abdallah
Costume Designer:
SaileĆ³g O'Halloran
Director:
Kelly Campbell
Director of Photography:
Daniel Katz
Editor:
Nathan Nugent
Executive Producer:
Emma Scott
First Assistant Camera:
Andy Gardner
First Assistant Director:
Stephen Fuller
Head of Production:
Roger Harlow
Loader:
Jaro Waldeck
Location Manager:
Colin Farrell
Makeup Designer:
Lorraine McCrann
Mixing Engineer:
Brendan Rehill
Music:
David Geraghty
Online Editor:
Arnaud Rigaud
Producer:
Claire McCabe
Production Coordinator:
Caoilinn Handley
Production Design:
Ellen Kirk
Production Manager:
Maggie Ryan
Screenplay:
Mark O'Halloran
Script Supervisor:
Jeanette McGrath
Second Assistant Camera:
Evan Fanning
Short Story:
James Joyce
Sound Designer:
Brendan Rehill
Andrew Kirwan
Steadicam Operator:
Anthony Bowler
Oscar Gardner
Mick O'Rourke
Still Photographer:
Enda Bowe
Stunt Coordinator:
Ciaran O'Grady
Third Assistant Director:
Amy Burke
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