Code 37 (2011)

Director:

Jakob Verbruggen

Stars:

Veerle Baetens, Michael Pas, Marc Lauwrys

Cast

Credited cast:
Veerle Baetens	...	Hannah Maes
Michael Pas	...	Bob De Groof
Marc Lauwrys	...	Charles Ruiters
Gilles De Schrijver	...	Kevin Desmet
Geert Van Rampelberg	...	Koen Verberk
Jurgen Delnaet	...	Vincent Manteau
Nathalie Meskens	...	Elise Taelman
Peter De Graef	...	Daniël Devucht
Maaike Neuville	...	Roos De Vlieger
Aline Van Hulle	...	Phaedra De Vlieger
Carry Goossens	...	Robert Maes
Ben Segers	...	Mark Vermaelen
Manou Kersting	...	Ramses
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Karlijn Sonderen	...	Elke Goeman
Aagje Vanthomme	...	Journaliste

Storyline

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Genres:

Crime | Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site [be]

Country:

Belgium

Language:

Dutch

Release Date:

26 October 2011 (Belgium)

Also Known As:

Code 37: De Film

Filming Locations:

Ghent, Flanders, Belgium

Company Credits

Production Co:

Menuet Producties

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Follows Code 37 (2009)

User Reviews

it's a pity...

First of all, i'd like to say that i haven't seen Code 37, the series. I just hope it's a lot better than this movie i've just watched. it starts out with Veerle Baetens who gets awarded for her courage for being a law enforcer. Then you see a guy in a sex theater getting a little hand-action, then he gets clobbered down and assaulted. The team of Hannah Maes (Veerle Baetens) jumps on this crime to investigate it. After a long and very slow while you find out everything you already knew. Its all pretty predictable. Just a typical cop-movie from Belgium with some feminine influences. Excuse me, ladies, but this movie has a little bit too much of emotion aspect for being a thriller. At the end you find out something of Hannah's past (that has probably been a big question mark in the series, but not important for the moviegoer) and that's about it. Case closed with some... emotion aspect. I think this could've been a very good movie, but with the lame red thread of hannah's life throughout the movie, the cliché-story and bad acting (sorry, Michael Pas is normally a fine actor, but he can't hold up his role) it just turned into a TV-movie that is not worth more credit than my rating. I must say that Veerle Baetens really does a genuine effort to keep up with her role and she plays it great, but she has bad luck with the scenario. Fabulous actress, bad movie.