Leave of Absence  (1994)

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The tv movie Leave of Absence, released in 1994 and directed by Tom McLoughlin with Paul Elliott as cinematographer and editing by Charles Bornstein.
Directed by | Tom McLoughlin
Cinematography by | Paul Elliott
Edited by | Charles Bornstein
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Mono
Country | USA
Language | English
Genres | Drama

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Hair Stylist: Ms. Bisset / Makeup Artist: Ms. Bisset
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Assistant: Tom McLoughlin
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Assistant: Jack Grossbart
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