Elo (2022) [N/A]

Featuring:
Nicholas Krampe, Bas Marell, Robin Green

Written by:
Larissa Zeeuwe

Directed by:
Larissa Zeeuwe, Maikel Crombach


Release Date:
March 12, 2022

Original Title:
Elo

Genres:
Drama

Production Countries:
Netherlands

Ratings / Certifications:
NL: 12 

Runtime: 11

Leo is an introverted boy who is ready for some more adventure in his life. Isaac is nothing but trouble. After an unexpected meeting Leo can't stop thinking about him. How far is Leo willing to go for Isaac?

Leo is an introverted boy who is ready for some more adventure in his life. Isaac is nothing but trouble. After an unexpected meeting Leo can't stop thinking about him. How far will Leo go for Isaac and is he willing to cross his ...

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Assistant Camera:
Gijs Bakker

Assistant Director:
Maikel Crombach

Best Boy Electric:
David Eberson

Director:
Larissa Zeeuwe

Director of Photography:
Daan Geurts

Editor:
Larissa Zeeuwe

Gaffer:
Pim Hegeman

Production Assistant:
Fenna Dijkstra
Noah de Loo

Set Photographer:
Mike Rijks

Sound:
Juno Lepsi

Writer:
Larissa Zeeuwe

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