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* [[The Men Who Were Shot in the Lungs Review|Film Review]] | * [[The Men Who Were Shot in the Lungs Review|Film Review]] | ||
* [https://forum.spaghetti-western.net/t/the-men-who-were-shot-in-the-lungs-lenn-art-van-oostenbrugge-2013/3233 Forum Topic] | * [https://forum.spaghetti-western.net/t/the-men-who-were-shot-in-the-lungs-lenn-art-van-oostenbrugge-2013/3233 Forum Topic] | ||
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'''The Men Who Were Shot in the Lungs''' (The Netherlands, 2013 / '''Director''': Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge) | '''The Men Who Were Shot in the Lungs''' (The Netherlands, 2013 / '''Director''': Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge) | ||
* Running time: 3:45 mins | * Running time: 3:45 mins | ||
* Release Date: 05-07-2013 | * Release Date: 05-07-2013 | ||
===Cast and Crew=== | |||
==Cast and Crew== | |||
Patrick Martens (The Stranger), Roderick Derksen (Outlaw 'Corbet'), Sytse Faber (Outlaw 'Django'), Vincent Leloux (Outlaw 'Keoma'), | Patrick Martens (The Stranger), Roderick Derksen (Outlaw 'Corbet'), Sytse Faber (Outlaw 'Django'), Vincent Leloux (Outlaw 'Keoma'), | ||
* '''Titles:''' Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge | * '''Titles:''' Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge | ||
* '''Screenplay:''' Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge | * '''Screenplay:''' Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge | ||
* '''Music:''' Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge | * '''Music:''' Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge | ||
* '''Cinematography''': Evert Jan Velt | * '''Cinematography''': Evert Jan Velt | ||
* '''Executive Producers:''' Esther Kool, Simon Sliphorst | * '''Executive Producers:''' Esther Kool, Simon Sliphorst | ||
* '''Production Manager:''' Joel Brown | * '''Production Manager:''' Joel Brown | ||
* '''Production Assistant:''' Linde Pietersen | * '''Production Assistant:''' Linde Pietersen | ||
* '''Editor:''' Joel Brown; '''Sound:''' Jan Willem Beckmans, Bas Baakman; '''Lighting:''' Willem Dekker; '''First Assistant Director''': Abel Heijkamp; '''Art Director''': Tessa Ward; '''Script Supervisor:''' David Adank. | * '''Editor:''' Joel Brown; '''Sound:''' Jan Willem Beckmans, Bas Baakman; '''Lighting:''' Willem Dekker; '''First Assistant Director''': Abel Heijkamp; '''Art Director''': Tessa Ward; '''Script Supervisor:''' David Adank. | ||
===Synopsys=== | |||
==Synopsys== | |||
Three men enter a saloon, looking for trouble. Most visitors are scared off by their look, but one of them, a mysterious man knick-named 'The Stranger' challenges them to a shootout. The outcome is totally unpredictable. | Three men enter a saloon, looking for trouble. Most visitors are scared off by their look, but one of them, a mysterious man knick-named 'The Stranger' challenges them to a shootout. The outcome is totally unpredictable. | ||
==Comment== | ===Comment=== | ||
This short movie is the first foray into the spaghetti western genre by young Dutch artist Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge | This short movie is the first foray into the spaghetti western genre by young Dutch artist Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge | ||
==External link== | ===External link=== | ||
Watch the movie on You Tube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTg4ExExwuc | |||
[[Category:2013]] | |||
Revision as of 15:03, 21 March 2021
The Men Who Were Shot in the Lungs (The Netherlands, 2013 / Director: Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge)
- Running time: 3:45 mins
- Release Date: 05-07-2013
Cast and Crew
Patrick Martens (The Stranger), Roderick Derksen (Outlaw 'Corbet'), Sytse Faber (Outlaw 'Django'), Vincent Leloux (Outlaw 'Keoma'),
- Titles: Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge
- Screenplay: Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge
- Music: Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge
- Cinematography: Evert Jan Velt
- Executive Producers: Esther Kool, Simon Sliphorst
- Production Manager: Joel Brown
- Production Assistant: Linde Pietersen
- Editor: Joel Brown; Sound: Jan Willem Beckmans, Bas Baakman; Lighting: Willem Dekker; First Assistant Director: Abel Heijkamp; Art Director: Tessa Ward; Script Supervisor: David Adank.
Synopsys
Three men enter a saloon, looking for trouble. Most visitors are scared off by their look, but one of them, a mysterious man knick-named 'The Stranger' challenges them to a shootout. The outcome is totally unpredictable.
Comment
This short movie is the first foray into the spaghetti western genre by young Dutch artist Lenn-Art van Oostenbrugge
External link
Watch the movie on You Tube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTg4ExExwuc
