How I Live Now (2013)
Overview
An American girl, sent to the English countryside to stay with relatives, finds love and purpose while fighting for her survival as war envelops the world around her.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 16.421 |
Directed By
Kevin Macdonald
Crew
Jeremy Brock
Kevin Macdonald
Tony Grisoni
Penelope Skinner
Charles Steel
Nina Gold
Cindy Tolan
Jane Petrie
Andrew Ruhemann
Niv Adiri
Glen Gathard
Jack Stew
Barrie Gower
Ian Tapp
Alasdair Flind
Glenn Freemantle
Piers Wenger
Andrea King
Robert Walak
Kate Warwick-Oliver
Eilam Hoffman
Danny Freemantle
Nigel Williams
Kate Warwick-Oliver
Tessa Ross
John Battsek
Franz Lustig
Jon Hopkins
Marese Langan
Marese Langan
Meg Rosoff
Astrid Sieben
Ben Barker
Jacqueline Abrahams
Sandra Butterworth
Jo McLaren
Emilie O'Connor
Jinx Godfrey
Nick Thomas
Hugo Adams
Mark Milsome
Mark Milsome
TOP CAST
Saoirse Ronan
Daisy Ryback
George MacKay
Eddie
Tom Holland
Isaac
Harley Bird
Piper
Danny McEvoy
Joe
Anna Chancellor
Aunt Penn
Corey Johnson
Consular Official
Darren Morfitt
Sergeant
Sabrina Dickens
Guerilla Soldier Girlfriend
Stella Gonet
Mrs. McEvoy
Des McAleer
Major McEvoy
Natasha Jones
Woman in Truck
Sophie Stanton
Woman in Truck
Nav Sidhu
Checkpoint Soldier
Amy Dawson
Beaten Woman
Mark Stanley
Chasing Man 1
Paul Ronan
Chasing Man 2
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