Documentary film about the making of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1. An impressively in depth assortment of seven featurettes that look at a variety of subjects, from casting to visual effects. - Hope and Rebellion: Continuing the Saga - Designing Dystopia: Visual Aesthetic - Rebels and Warriors: The Cast - Fusing Form and Function: Costume, Make-Up and Hair - Fighting the System: Shooting on Location - D13: Rebellion Tactics: Stunts and Special Effects - Perfecting Panem: The Post-Production Process
Jon Mefford
Director
Jennifer Lawrence
Self - Katniss Everdeen
Josh Hutcherson
Self - Peeta Mellark
Elizabeth Banks
Self - Effie Trinket
Julianne Moore
Self - President Alma Coin
Jeffrey Wright
Self - Beetee
Woody Harrelson
Self - Haymitch Abernathy
Liam Hemsworth
Self - Gale Hawthorne
Willow Shields
Self - Primrose Everdeen
Stanley Tucci
Self - Caesar Flickerman
Donald Sutherland
Self - President Coriolanus Snow
Sam Claflin
Self - Finnick Odair
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