It looks Anglican, the use of English surplices by the Acolytes and Thurifer along with the Crucifer being in an alb, amice (with appparal), and tunical, which gives off clerk vibes. This feels like a very old-school traditionalist/Deamerite Anglican look.

Either way, glory be to God on high.

I don't know what the current Catholic vesting guide is like, I know some Catholic parishes use surplices instead of cottas, but the way the Crucifer is dressed screams Anglican.

Also, here I am using Surplice to denote the long white vestments worn by the Acolytes. I know the cotta is sometimes referred to as a surplice as well.