Bobby Boermans, director of Netflix’s new thriller iHostage, lives near the store and remembers that surreal night. “Fortunately, hostage situations like this are scarce in the Netherlands.

Bobby Boermans, director of the Netflix new film, iHostage, is speaking out about the inspiration behind the story. Speaking with Time, Boermans explained how the new thriller is connected to the ...

While most real-life events deemed worthy of a Netflix adaptation tend to take place in the distant past, director Bobby Boermans and scriptwriter Simon de Waal have teamed up to retell the story ...

Bobby Boermans, who lives near the Apple store in Amsterdam’s Leidseplein square, still remembers the surreal sequence of events that unfolded on the night of Feb. 22, 2022. Boermans ...

Director of the series Bobby Boermans remembers it well. He lives nearby and, like most locals, found the whole event surreal. “Hostage situations like this are rare in the Netherlands ...

However, his plans ultimately unraveled. According to iHostage’s director, speaking with TIME, Bobby Boermans used to live near the store when the dreadful event unfolded. Read More: Is 'Dragon ...

You can get in touch with Jenna by emailing [email protected]. Languages: English Directed by Bobby Boermans and written by Simon de Waal, iHostage was produced with significant input from ...

iHostage, a new thriller from Dutch filmmaker Bobby Boermans, is currently the No. 1 movie on Netflix. Boermans' nail-biting film centers around a Bulgarian man who enters an Apple store only to ...

A scary real-life incident is the basis of iHostage (now on Netflix), Dutch filmmaker Bobby Boermans’ dramatization of a tense hostage situation that played out in 2022, not far from his urban ...

Director Bobby Boermans lives near the scene of the actual incident and witnessed the news story as it unfolded at the time. The plot of the film mostly follows what occurred in real life ― an ...