Luger
Controversial black-and-white début by Theo van Gogh about the fascist psychopath from The Hague Chris Luger (Thom Hoffman) who kidnaps a mentally-handicapped millionaire's daughter to get rich quickly. However the girl's father refuses to pay the ransom. The Dutch- and German-spoken film is a verbal account in diary style. When it was released, this film caused strong aversion due to a scene with two cats in a washing machine.
won prizes
- NL - Netherlands Film Festival Golden Calf
Director
Theo van Gogh (1957-2004)
8 awards
Director (32)
Writer (9)
Producer (7)
Editor
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Writer
Theo van Gogh (1957-2004)
8 awards
Director (32)
Writer (9)
Producer (7)
Editor
Cast
Producer
Theo van Gogh (1957-2004)
8 awards
Director (32)
Writer (9)
Producer (7)
Editor
Cast
Jan Bernard Bussemaker
1 award
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Producer
Cinematographer - DoP
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Composer
Rainer Hensel
6 awards
Composer (34)
Cinematographer - DoP
Willem Verboom
1 award
Cinematographer - DoP
Willem Hoogenboom
1 award
Cinematographer - DoP
Editor (8)
Sound mixer
Location sound recordist
Editor
Theo van Gogh (1957-2004)
8 awards
Director (32)
Writer (9)
Producer (7)
Editor
Cast
Cast
Thom Hoffman
17 awards
Director
Writer
Cast (55)
Laurien Hildering
1 award
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Location sound recordist
Willem Hoogenboom
1 award
Cinematographer - DoP
Editor (8)
Sound mixer
Location sound recordist
Brenda Ray
1 award
Location sound recordist
Production company
Theo van Gogh Produkties
4 awards
Production company (5)
Distribution company
Classics Films
2 awards