Taxandria Trailer (2008)

"That what was, will always remain" 27 September 2008 Drama, Thriller, Mystery 89 mins

Partly improvised dramatic thriller involving death, madness, love and sickness. Four actors, two actresses, one location. Three brothers, one sister plus husband and one nurse. Grandma is dead. The family is getting together to prepare the funeral and the heritage, but father doesn't show up. It seems everybody has its own reason to be present.

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Cast

Steve Hooi as Mike

Arent-Jan Linde as Thomas

Rifka Lodeizen as Zus

Anita Menist as Oma

Rick Paul van Mulligen as Man

Sophie van Oers as Sanne

Wouter van Oord as Martijn

Mark Sloof van Toor as Wes(as Mark Sloof)

Crew

Mark Weistra Director

Mark Weistra Writer

Mark Sloof van Toor Writer

International Releases Dates

Netherlands 27 September 2008

Production Companies

Nederlands Film Instituut

NFI-Productions

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