Suffragette (2015)

Released: 2015-10-16 Duration: 1hr 46min

Genres: Drama History

Rating 7.2

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Mothers. Daughters. Rebels.

Overview

Based on true events about the foot soldiers of the early feminist movement, women who were forced underground to pursue a dangerous game of cat and mouse with an increasingly brutal State.

Production Companies

Pathé

Film4 Productions

BFI

Ingenious Media

Ruby Films

Additional Info

Budget	$14,000,000.00
Revenue	$16,002,420.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	14.548

Directed By

Sarah Gavron

Crew

Writer
Abi Morgan

Director
Sarah Gavron

Production Design
Alice Normington

Costume Design
Jane Petrie

Original Music Composer
Alexandre Desplat

Editor
Barney Pilling

Director of Photography
Eduard Grau

Casting Associate
Alice Searby

Costume Supervisor
Beth Gillman

Set Costumer
Jake Collier

Music Supervisor
Karen Elliott

Researcher
Jo Farrugia

Camera Operator
Casper Leaver

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Paul Cotterell

Set Decoration
Barbara Herman-Skelding

Hair Designer
Carol Hemming

Producer
Alison Owen

Producer
Faye Ward

Camera Operator
Marc Gómez del Moral

Gaffer
James Plannette

Assistant Art Director
Alice Sutton

First Assistant Camera
Phill Hardy

Foley
Barnaby Smyth

Makeup Artist
Charlotte Rogers

First Assistant Camera
Jake Marcuson

Visual Effects Coordinator
Ines Li

Hairstylist
Tapio Salmi

Casting
Fiona Weir

Second Unit Cinematographer
Pau Esteve Birba

ADR & Dubbing
Kallis Shamaris

Gaffer
Andy Lowe

Sound Effects Editor
Bernard O'Reilly

Visual Effects Producer
Adam Gascoyne

Makeup Designer
Sian Grigg

Digital Intermediate
Patrick Malone

First Assistant Camera
Sam Barnes

Art Direction
Choi Ho Man

Hairstylist
J. Roy Helland

Assistant Costume Designer
Holly Smart

Visual Effects Coordinator
Finola O'Brien

Special Effects Supervisor
Mark Holt

Art Department Assistant
Emily Connell

Supervising Sound Editor
Andy Shelley

Hair Designer
Sian Grigg

Camera Operator
Gris Jordana

Script Supervisor
Helene Oosthuizen

Still Photographer
Steffan Hill

Visual Effects Producer
Tim Caplan

Visual Effects Supervisor
Simon Hughes

First Assistant Camera
Chaz Lyon

Supervising Sound Editor
Stephen Griffiths

Art Direction
Jonathan Houlding

Hairstylist
Charlotte Rogers

Digital Intermediate
Rob Farris

Digital Intermediate
Gemma McKeon

Makeup Artist
J. Roy Helland

First Assistant Editor
Stephen Perkins

Stand In
Sparky Tehnsuko

Executive Producer
Rose Garnett

Executive Producer
Tessa Ross

Executive Producer
James Schamus

Executive Producer
Nik Bower

Executive Producer
Cameron McCracken

Executive Producer
Teresa Moneo

Co-Producer
Andy Stebbing

Co-Producer
Hannah Farrell

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