Cause and Effect
Trailer: Cause and Effect
Year: 1988
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Studio: Apparatus Productions
Director: Susan Delson
Cast: Chip Elitzer, John Beyer, Anthony Buonanno, Alexander Chandler, Ellen Agree Chandler, Noel Dennis
Crew: Susan Delson (Director), Todd Haynes (Producer), Maryse Alberti (Cinematography), Todd Haynes (Assistant Director), Barry Ellsworth (Production Manager), Sam Henriques (Assistant Camera)
Runtime: 11 minutes
Release: May 03, 1988
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Popularity: 1
Country: United States of America
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Budget: 0
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