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Kun Je Wisselen? (2022) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 14, 2022

Original Title:
Kun Je Wisselen?

Genres:
Comedy | Drama

Production Companies:
Peerfilm

Production Countries:
Netherlands

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 11

Overview from TheMovieDB

When Owen's girlfriend asks him for a "roze koek" (a Dutch pastry, "pink cake"), a quest follows past guards at the candy machine, at the changing rooms and even at the toilets... Then Owen discovers that school principal has sold the school to an organization 'that doesn't want to do anything with it for the time being.' 'Kun je wisselen?' was the exam assignment of the Podium class of the Ostrea Lyceum in Goes, under the guidance of Annet Minderhout. The film was made possible by the province of Zeeland as part of a larger project.

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Colorist:
Koen van der Ploert

Director:
Kees-Jan Mulder

Director of Photography:
Thomas Roos
Gerbert Floor

Lighting Camera:
Jesse-Zé Soepnel

Lighting Design:
Thomas Roos

Music:
Remco den Hollander

Producer:
Johan Wedts de Swart
Johanna Smit
Romy de Nooijer
Godelieve Spaas
Peter Koppejan

Sound:
Sam Huisman

Sound Designer:
Sam Huisman

Sound Mixer:
Sam Huisman

Writer:
Kees-Jan Mulder

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