In this film within a film, a Belgian serial killer escapes prison and finds that a filmmaker is making a movie about his life. A maverick director, a merciless producer, an insubordinate star, and a conviced serial killer all try to survive the deadliest place on Earth: a movie set.
Erik Van Looy
Director
Mickey Rourke
Paul S. Sullivan
Gene Bervoets
Max Vogel
Andrew Howard
Dylan Cole
Mireille Leveque
Michelle Miller
Jan Decleir
Freddy Lebecq
Mike Verdrengh
Harry Koning
Hilde Van Mieghem
Cathy
Tom van Bauwel
Mark Vandenbroeck
Rudolph Segers
Crazy Mike (as Rudolf Segers)
Koen De Bouw
Bob
Luk D'Heu
Van Riet
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