Venus Flytrap (2015) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 2015

Original Title:
Venusfliegenfalle

Genres:
Horror | Thriller

Production Countries:
Germany

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 23

Jolene is supposed to please a customer in her trailer - a somewhat cocky man who is accompanied by an Asian man. But while the suitor is having fun with Jolene, the Asian slits his throat. When Jolene's pimp bursts into the scene, the situation escalates completely.

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Book:
Tim Dünschede
Henning Pulß

Camera Operator:
Holger Jungnickel

Color Timer:
Stephan Kuch

Costume Design:
Fabian Halbig

Director:
Tim Dünschede

Editor:
Daniela Hoelzgen

Makeup Artist:
Caterina Veronesi
Steffen Roßmanith

Makeup Effects:
Birger Laube

Music:
Killerpilze

Producer:
Florian Kamhuber
Fabian Halbig

Production Manager:
Fabian Halbig

Scenic Artist:
Verena Barros de Oliveira

Sound:
Viktor Schimpf
Annika Sehn
Florian Seufert

Sound Designer:
Moritz Drath
Claudio Demel

Sound Effects Editor:
Pitt Rotter

Sound Mixer:
Florian Schneeweiß

Stunts:
Mac Steinmeier

Visual Effects:
Bernd Hildebrandt

Visual Effects Design Consultant:
Reinhard Preissner

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Christoph Schröer

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