Apartment Hunting | |
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Directed by | Bill Robertson |
Written by | Bill Robertson |
Produced by | Paul Barkin Michael Coutanche (executive) Moira Holmes Jennifer Kawaja (executive) Charlotte Mickie (executive) Julia Sereny (executive) |
Starring | Andrew Tarbet Kari Matchett Valérie Jeanneret Matt Gordon Rachel Hayward Arnold Pinnock John Evans Tracy Wright Mary Margaret O'Hara Linda Kash Ralph Benmergui Rosemary Radcliffe Elena Kudaba Bill Lake Oscar Hsu |
Cinematography | Derek Rogers |
Edited by | Wyeth Clarkson |
Music by | Mary Margaret O'Hara |
Production companies | Alcina Pictures Apartment Hunting Productions Inc. Flat Rock Films |
Distributed by | Alliance Atlantis Communications |
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Running time | 89 minutes |
Country | Canada |
Language | English |
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