Quattro Noza  (2003)

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The movie Quattro Noza, released in 2003 and directed by Joey Curtis with Derek Cianfrance as cinematographer and editing by Joey Curtis, Anne Goursaud, Jim Helton.
Directed by | Joey Curtis
Cinematography by | Derek Cianfrance
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SDDS, Dolby Digital, DTS
Country | USA
Language | English
Genres | Action, Drama

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➤ Cast
Derek Alan 'Quattro' Smith
Joaquin 'Chato' Hernandez
Black Gerald
Slimeball
Sherry Smith
Ana Flores
Parole Officer Westbrook
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Co-producer
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➤ Production Management
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➤ Second Unit & Assistant Directors
Assistant Director
Second Assistant Director
➤ Camera & Electrical Department
Camera Operator
Assistant Camera
Key Grip
Second Cinematographer
➤ Editorial Department
Assistant Editor
➤ Sound Department
Foley Editor
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Sound Designer
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➤ Makeup Department
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➤ Music Department
Composer: Theme Music
Music Editor
Music Supervisor
Composer: Additional Music
Music Editor
➤ Stunt Department
Stunt Driver
➤ Additional Crew Members
Publicist
Production Coordinator: Re-shoot
Helicopter Pilot
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