Safe (2017) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 10, 2017

Original Title:
Safe

Genres:
Thriller

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 80

Merva is a film for the entire family

A thriller with a surprise twist about the NSA Deputy Director, who needs a genius plan to save his child from a kidnapper, who wants him to betray the privacy of all US citizens and make him the next Snowden with a devious marketing plan.

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Art Direction:
Susanne Majoor

Assistant Director:
Rachel van Bruggen

Assistant Editor:
Tom Fekkes

Catering:
Carlijne van Rooij

Director:
Paul Ruven

Director of Photography:
Tjitte Jan Nieuwkoop

Editor:
Wietse de Zwart

Gaffer:
Arjen Seykens

Line Producer:
Matthijs van de Laar

Makeup Artist:
Mirjam Venema

Music:
Renger Koning

Producer:
Marian Batavier
Paul Ruven

Production Assistant:
Marieke Weitkamp
Tom Fekkes

Screenplay:
Mark Gaspercic

Sound:
Pepijn Aben

Sound Designer:
Harold Jalving

Visual Effects:
Max van Leeuwen

Wardrobe Designer:
Mirjam Venema

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