

Kristen
Synopsis
On New Year’s Day, Kristen’s boyfriend Ivan drops her off at her father’s cafe to clean up after the night before. Then a mysterious figure starts harassing her. He calls, lurks at the door, whistles... and seems to know everything about Kristen...
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June 21, 2016
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Mark Weistra
- Screenplay & Story
- Mark Weistra
- Original Score
- Johan van der Voet
- Original Title
- Kristen
- Country of Origin
- Netherlands
- Spoken Languages
- Dutch
- Runtime
- 1h 23m
- Production Studios
- Amsterdam Zoetrope
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Mark Weistra
Mark Weistra
Johan van der Voet
Lodewijk Tossaint
Mark Weistra, Marc Redmeijer, Ross Walker, Wendy Kerkvliet
Department Leadership Roster
Mark Weistra
Producer
Lodewijk Tossaint
Editor
Mark Weistra
Director
Mark Weistra
Writer
Marc Redmeijer
Producer
Ross Walker
Producer
Wendy Kerkvliet
Producer
Age Classification & Content Advisories
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International Certification Matrix
Interdit aux moins de 12 ans — 12+ only.
Production Stills & Gallery
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New Years Day
Imagine Film Festival 2016 - Building Dreams and Nightmares
With its theme programme Building Dreams and Nightmares, Imagine puts the focus this year on the prominent role of architecture and design in fantastic film. In many cases, an entire new world is designed and built from scratch. From Metropolis to The Shining and from Inception to The Grand Budapest Hotel, architecture and design continue to play a vital part in creating a new or altered reality. Films featured as part of the theme "Building Dreams and Nightmares" [1] Creative Control - Benjamin Dickinson (US 2015) [2] Creature Designers - Gilles Penso & Alexandre Ponset (FR 2015) [3] Embers - Claire Carré (US 2015) [4] Escape From New York - John Carpenter (US 1981) [5] Gattaca - Andrew Niccol (US 1997) [6] Ghost In The Shell - The New Movie - Kazuchika Kise & Kazuya Nomura (JP 2015) [7] High-Rise - Ben Wheatley (UK 2015) [8] The Lure - Agnieszka Smoczynska (PL 2015) [9] Midnight Special - Jeff Nichols (US 2016) [10] Project-M - Eric Piccoli (CA 2014) [11] Synchronicity - Jacob Gentry (US 2015) Special programming: [50] Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari - 95 years after its initial release, this expressionist masterpiece draws the audience under its spell all over again. With a live score by Monomyth from The Hague. [4-5] Cinema Egzotik: The Not So Distant Future Night - Special Imagine double bill edition with Escape From New York and Gattaca. [57-60] Nieuw Nederlands Peil - The Dutch film programme for short films, featuring Unforgettable, Bovenkamer, Peer and Baardmos. [49][19][31][35] Night of Terror - Die-hard horror fans, armed with M&M’s, beer and well-oiled vocal chords, will go looking for a good seat for the Night of Terror, in order to provide their very own commentary to a night of horror. Subtlety is best left at home. Bunny the Killer Thing, Pandemic, The Devil’s Candy and The Mind’s Eye are being shown. [61-68] Shorts 1: Dreams & Nightmares - No shortage of dreams or nightmares in this selection of short films. Featuring Maxiplace (FR), You will fall again (HK), Dissonance (DE), The Guests (AU), Golden Shot (TR), Saint Frankenstein (US), Solo Finale (DE) and Portal to Hell!!! (CA) [67-74] Shorts 2: Love Stories - Love can express itself in the strangest ways, as becomes apparent in this darkly romantic programme. Featuring Apolo 81 (ES), The Sunken Convent (DA), Elle (FR), A Love Story (NZ), Graffiti (ES) and Iris (US). Shorts shown before feature films: [51] Dans ton regard (FR), before Embers [52] Oscillation (ES), before Lace Crater [53] Worm (US), before Der Nachtmahr [54] Phantom City (CA), before Nowhere Girl [55] L’Œil du cyclone (FR, JP), before The Tag-Along [56] The Procedure (US), before What We Become
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Frequently Asked Questions About Kristen
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Kristen about?
On New Year’s Day, Kristen’s boyfriend Ivan drops her off at her father’s cafe to clean up after the night before. Then a mysterious figure starts harassing her. He calls, lurks at the door, whistles... and seems to know everything about Kristen...
Who directed Kristen?
Kristen was directed by Mark Weistra.
Who stars in Kristen?
The principal cast of Kristen includes Terence Schreurs, Ronald Top, Poal Cairo, Howard van Dodemont, Bo Bojoh.
When was Kristen released and how long is it?
Kristen was released in 2015 with a total runtime of 1h 23m.
Who composed the musical score for Kristen?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Kristen was composed by Johan van der Voet.
What is the age rating and content advisory for Kristen?
Kristen holds official age classifications: FR: 12 (Interdit aux moins de 12 ans — 12+ only.).




















