Marianne  (2011)

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The movie Marianne, released in 2011 and directed by Filip Tegstedt, was shot on Canon EOS-7D Camera and Canon EF 16-35 mm f2.8L II Lens, Canon EF 50 mm f1.2 L Lens, Canon EF 85 mm f1.2 L II Lens with Johan Malmsten as cinematographer and editing by Jonas Samuelsson, Anton Silver.
Directed by | Filip Tegstedt
Cinematography by | Johan Malmsten
Written by | Filip Tegstedt
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Dolby Digital
Country | Sweden
Language | Swedish
Genres | Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Thriller

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Two Canon 7D cameras were used.
 
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Helicopter Pilot
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