The 18.10 Train (De trein van zes uur tien) 25 years old
Onno (30) applies for a dream job as curator in Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum. He makes it through to the last round with the arrogant yuppie Alex. The younger and self-assured Alex seems to have a better chance of getting the job and Onno will not tolerate that. A few days before the last interview, he kidnaps his opponent and locks him up in a remote cottage that his girlfriend has just inherited near a railway line. As soon as he gets the job, he releases his victim. Three years later - Onno now lives together and has a son - he is a successful curator at the Rijksmuseum and needs an assistant. While interviewing applicants, he is confronted with Alex, now blind in one eye.
Credits
The 18.10 Train Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Halina Reijn She was 23, now 49 years old | |
| Roeland Fernhout He was 27, now 52 years old | |
| Rudolf Lucieer He was 56, now 82 years old | |
| Marnie Blok She was 36, now 62 years old | |
| Rifka Lodeizen She was 26, now 52 years old | |
| Peter Paul Muller He was 33, now 59 years old | |
| Diederik Ebbinge He was 29, now 55 years old | |
| Khaldoun Elmecky | |
| Leopold Witte He was 39, now 65 years old | |
| Gwen Eckhaus She was 38, now 64 years old | |
| Rodney Beddal |
The 18.10 Train Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Hans de Weers as Producer. | Production |
| Frank Ketelaar as Director. He was 39 (now 64) years old | Directing |
| Frank Ketelaar as Writer. He was 39 (now 64) years old | Writing |
| Joost Prinsen as Writer. He was 56 (now 82) years old | Writing |
The 18.10 Train (25 years)
- Release day: Wednesday, May 05, 1999
- Runtime: 90 minutes