A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Premiere:
October 23, 2022
# of Seasons: 2
# of Episodes: 6
Finale:
November 20, 2022
Creators:
Simon de Waal
Original Title:
Het gouden uur
Alternate Titles:
Die goldene Stunde
Genres:
Crime | Drama
Production Companies:
Avrotros
Banijay Belgium
NL Film en TV
Countries:
NL
Mardik, a Dutch detective of Afghan descent, receives word that his childhood friend Faysal has come to the Netherlands. When a terrorist attack occurs the next day, Mardik suspects Faysal and investigates, with drastic consequences.
ADR Recordist:
Max van den Oever
Art Direction:
Giel Schuijt
Assistant Location Manager:
Gerard Cillessen
Best Boy Lighting Technician:
Huib Berkhoff
Abel Berghuizen
Boom Operator:
Tommy Lapré
Casting:
Julia Oosterwegel
Job Castelijn
Co-Producer:
Marnie Blok
Mylene Verdurmen
Katja Harterink
Colorist:
Erik Demeris
Continuity:
Martine van der Kolk
Costume Design:
Fieke Nicolaï
Minke Lunter
Data Wrangler:
Tom Arkenbout
Director of Photography:
Daan Nieuwenhuijs
Editor:
Jasper Quispel
Bas Icke
Editorial Manager:
Jamie Erskine
First Assistant Director:
Evert van Setten
Focus Puller:
Rob van Dam
Foley Artist:
Daimo da Costa
Gaffer:
Joris Hetsen
Head of Production:
Dennis Cornelisse
Health and Safety:
Bert de Jong
Key Makeup Artist:
Bianca van der Steen
Line Producer:
Eveline Kortenaar
Location Manager:
Benjamin Hendriks
Location Scout:
René de la Rambelje
Makeup & Hair:
Jacqueline Hoogendijk
Post Production Coordinator:
Jiska Samson
Producer:
Sabine Brian
Boudewijn Rosenmuller
Production Coordinator:
Pien Walsen
Production Design:
Florian Legters
Production Manager:
Florence van Venetiën
Second Assistant Director:
Diana van Wegen
Sound:
Timo Hegtermans
Sound Designer:
Dave Ashton
Wart Wamsteker
Pieter Deweirdt
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Jan Schermer
Special Effects:
Nils Verstraete
Rick Wiessenhaan
Stunts:
Ron Sleeswijk
Nick Roeten
Marco Maas
Title Designer:
Martijn Rijven
Donald Roos
VFX Supervisor:
Albert van Vuure
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