Traces of Smoke
Rooksporen
Synopsis
A portrait of a woman and 26 witnesses who appear to be accusing her of something but we'll never know what. We'll never even know who she is and who the witnesses are. A complex experiment about space, voice and speech.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Frans van de Staak
- Screenplay & Story
- Frans van de Staak, Lidy van Marissing
- Original Score
- Bernard Hunnekink
- Original Title
- Rooksporen
- Country of Origin
- Netherlands
- Spoken Languages
- Dutch
- Runtime
- 1h 45m
- Production Studios
- Frans van de Staak Filmproductions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Frans van de Staak
Frans van de Staak, Lidy van Marissing
Bernard Hunnekink
Frans van de Staak
Department Leadership Roster
Frans van de Staak
Writer
Frans van de Staak
Director
Frans van de Staak
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Traces of Smoke
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Traces of Smoke about?
A portrait of a woman and 26 witnesses who appear to be accusing her of something but we'll never know what. We'll never even know who she is and who the witnesses are. A complex experiment about space, voice and speech.
Who directed Traces of Smoke?
Traces of Smoke was directed by Frans van de Staak.
Who stars in Traces of Smoke?
The principal cast of Traces of Smoke includes Marlies Heuer, Peter Blok, Joop Admiraal, Rein Bloem, Sacha Bulthuis.
When was Traces of Smoke released and how long is it?
Traces of Smoke was released in 1992 with a total runtime of 1h 45m.
Who composed the musical score for Traces of Smoke?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Traces of Smoke was composed by Bernard Hunnekink.