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Title: Black Out (2012)
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| Raymond Thiry | ... | Jos Vreeswijk | |
| Kim van Kooten | ... | Caroline | |
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Bas Keijzer | ... | Bobbie |
| Renée Fokker | ... | Coca Inez (as Renee Fokker) | |
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Edmond Classen | ... | Charles |
| Katja Schuurman | ... | Charity | |
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Birgit Schuurman | ... | Petra |
| Willie Wartaal | ... | Wally | |
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Kempi | ... | Björn |
| Simon Armstrong | ... | Vlad | |
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Ursul de Geer | ... | Rudolf |
| Alex van Warmerdam | ... | André | |
| Marwan Kenzari | ... | Youssef (as Marwan Kenzari) | |
| Robert de Hoog | ... | Gianni | |
| Horace Cohen | ... | Rex | |
On the day before his wedding, retired criminal Jos wakes up next to a murdered man with no recollection of what happened the night before. He soon discovers that a group of gangsters have pinned him as the lone suspect in the theft of 20 kilos of coke. He's got to get it back in 24 hours, or the life of his bride will be in serious danger. Now he has no choice but to creep back into his dangerous old world of petty thieves and drug dealers - all before his wedding the next day. Written by Music Box Films
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this is a relatively good movie, since it was made in Holland, with a limited selection of actors to choose from, a small budget and a few days of shooting. The movie contains a satisfying amount of jokes, action, babes, fairly original characters and thrillers. Too bad some of the scenes are almost exactly the same as Hollywood movies: the 'godfather' of the crime gang is in a wheelchair and uses oxygen. This reeks of Things to do in Denver when you're dead. Also, the scene in which the babes are chatting in their car, just before doing a job on Willy, is similar to the conversations John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson have in Pulp Fiction.