False Light Trailer

False Light Trailer (1993)

"Based on the novel by Joost Zwagerman" 04 February 1993 Drama 90 mins

The student Simon has moved to the red-light district and is completely smitten with a sex worker. When he comes to her aid after she is assaulted, they begin a relationship. He delves into her private life and discovers that underworld figures are after her.

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Cast

Ellik Bargai

as Simon Prins

Amanda Ooms

as Lizzie Rosenfeld

Thom Hoffman

as Wesley

Tom Jansen

as Philip

Cas Enklaar

as Simon's vader

Marijke Veugelers

as Simon's moeder

International Titles

False Light Trailer

International Releases Dates

Netherlands 04 February 1993

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