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Exit
Exit is a flashback by a man of fifty. He remembers the moment when, as a young photographer, he was realising an exhibition of his own artistic work when he was unexpectedly commissioned to make a music video. The offer at first seems like the answer to his financial and personal woes, but during the preparations, a childhood trauma he has not come to terms with ensures unexpected complications and everything threatens to turn into a fiasco.
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Exit is a flashback by a man of fifty. He remembers the moment when, as a young photographer, he was realising an exhibition of his own artistic work when he was unexpectedly commissioned to make a music video. The offer at first seems like the answer to his financial and personal woes, but during the preparations, a childhood trauma he has not come to terms with ensures unexpected complications and everything threatens to turn into a fiasco.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Paul de Nooijer, Menno de Nooijer
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Meerkat Productions, Filmmuseum Distributie
Cast
Paul de Nooijer, Menno de Nooijer
Director
Ricky Koole
Lisa
Romijn Conen
TV Authority
Christopher Cooke
Dirk
Menno de Nooijer
Theo, the younger
Paul de Nooijer
Theo, the elder
Koen Dieleman
Theo, 7 years
Barry Hay
Billy Next
Roselie Huis in 't Veld
Theo's sister
Marjan Luif
Mams
Jerry King Musser
Dirk's Assistant
Leonard van den Berg
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