Wasted!

Wasted!
This article is about film. For the television shows, see Wa$ted! (TV show) and Wa$ted! (U.S. TV show).
Naar de Klote!
Directed by Aryan Kaganof
Written by Aryan Kaganof, Ton Van Der Lee
Release date(s) November 14, 1996
Running time 104 minutes
Country Netherlands
Language Dutch

Wasted! or Naar de Klote! is a 1996 Dutch drama film directed by Aryan Kaganof. It is the first movie concerning the Dutch Dance Scene.

The film was run in the time the Dutch gabber scene was on its highpoint. The same was true for the recreational use of XTC under Dutch youths.

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Plot

Two teenagers in love go to the big city (Amsterdam) and wind up in the house and trance scene. The boy ends up spending his days smoking weed; the girl encounters the use of XTC and runs into the drug underworld selling XTC. In the end they loose contact.

Title

The title of the film comes from the hit Alles naar de Klote (Everythin Wasted!) of the Rotterdam hardcorehouse band De Euromasters.

The film is supported by good selling soundtrack with songs of Party Animals, Flamman & Abraxas and Deepzone.


Cast

  • Fem van der Elzen ... Jacqueline
  • Tygo Gernandt ... Martijn
  • Thom Hoffman ... DJ Cowboy
  • Hugo Metsers ... JP
  • Mike Libanon ... Winston

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