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Release Date:
January 10, 2013
Original Title:
Bela Kiss: Prologue
Alternate Titles:
Natural Born Killer
The Kiss of a Killer
Genres:
Horror | Mystery | Thriller
Production Companies:
Mirror Maze
Production Countries:
Germany
Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 18 GB: 18
Runtime: 106
A true story, Bela Kiss was one of the the most brutal serial killers, who killed 23 young women during the beginning of the first World War. The blood-drained bodies were found in metal barrels, conserved in alcohol. According to rumors, he was still seen decades later, in different parts of the world. He never was found and so the whereabouts of this man are unknown, even today. Almost a century later, five bank robbers search for a hideaway in a remote hotel, as they flee from the police. Brutal and unforeseen events take overhand and build a bridge to the past. The assumed safe house turns into a nightmare... is Bela Kiss still alive?
Art Department Coordinator:
Cornelius Schick
Assistant Makeup Artist:
Oliver Müller
CG Artist:
Andreas Feix
Eugen Kelle
Casting:
Eric Kazak
Continuity:
Anja Rudolph
Costume Design:
Rudi
Director:
Lucien Förstner
Director of Photography:
Sven Latzke
Editor:
Lucien Förstner
Eric Kazak
Electrician:
Jan Gühring
First Assistant Camera:
Florian Hassler
Philipp Lubienetzki
Dinh Tran
Gaffer:
Alexander Püringer
Lighting Technician:
Chris Huszar
Peter Wedig
Florian Fischer
Makeup Artist:
Stefanie Haidle
Jaqueline de Leo
Sarah Burzan
Music:
Tim Nowack
Producer:
Sylvia Günthner
Production Design:
Julia Buschmann
Katrin Rittgasser
Cornelius Schick
Second Unit Director:
Gilles Förstner
Second Unit Director of Photography:
Alexander Püringer
Steadicam Operator:
Andreas Kielb
Stunt Coordinator:
Birk Sander
Visual Effects Coordinator:
Michael Lange
Visual Effects Supervisor:
Steven Weber
Writer:
Lucien Förstner
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