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Turn It Around (2017)

Genre : Drama, Romance

Runtime : 10M

Director : Niels Bourgonje

Synopsis

When the fifteen year old Bram meets Florian at a house party, he immediately falls for him. There's only one problem: nobody knows Bram is gay.

Actors

Valentijn Avé
Valentijn Avé
Bram
Tonko Bossen
Tonko Bossen
Florian
Timo Dries
Timo Dries
Hugo
Max Berserik
Max Berserik
Kevin
Faye Gunther
Faye Gunther
Denise
Faye Schumacher
Faye Schumacher
Rejected Girl

Crews

Paul Bontenbal
Paul Bontenbal
Writer
Niels Bourgonje
Niels Bourgonje
Director
François Pieneman
François Pieneman
Executive Producer
Ingeborg Putter
Ingeborg Putter
Production Manager
Jorrit Garretsen
Jorrit Garretsen
Director of Photography
Richard Wilder
Richard Wilder
Sound Recordist
Sophie van der Wel
Sophie van der Wel
Production Design
Emma Blok
Emma Blok
Makeup Artist
Fieke Nicolaï
Fieke Nicolaï
Wardrobe Supervisor
Wietse de Zwart
Wietse de Zwart
Editor
Aline Bruijns
Aline Bruijns
Sound Designer
Jesper Ankarfeldt
Jesper Ankarfeldt
Original Music Composer

Posters and backgrounds

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