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Leak (2000) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 15, 2000

Original Title:
Lek

Genres:
Action | Crime | Thriller

Production Companies:
All Yours Film

Production Countries:
Netherlands

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 105

Overview from TheMovieDB

Based on a book about an infamous real scandal in the Dutch crime scene, the film aims at exposing the horrors caused by corruption on both sides of the law. A rookie policeman is coerced into obtaining secret information from a childhood friend turned gangster. The childhood friend turns informant. But his revelations are hardly the most important "leaks" in the story. In fact, the new relationship between old friends goes all wrong, and the young policeman becomes increasingly involved in a deadly web of lies, crimes, treason, and revenge, all seemingly out of control.

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Production

Art Direction:
Alfred Schaaf
Rikke Jelier

Casting:
Hans Kemna
Job Gosschalk

Cinematography:
Jules van den Steenhoven

Costume Design:
Lilian Wadilie
Simone Geels

Director:
Jean van de Velde

Editor:
Herman P. Koerts

Executive Producer:
Anthony Boerma
Theo Challa

Makeup Artist:
Dick Naastepad

Novel:
Jan van Daalen

Original Music Composer:
Fons Merkies

Producer:
Rolf Koot
Jean van de Velde

Production Manager:
Judy Maat

Sound Editor:
Peter Flamman

Special Effects:
Harry Wiesenhaan
Rick Wiessenhaan

Stunt Coordinator:
Willem de Beukelaer

Stunts:
Marco Maas

Writer:
Simon de Waal
Jean van de Velde

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