Stavoren

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Summary

Documentary about the Frisian town of Stavoren.

The opening scenes of this documentary were shot from a boat in the Zuiderzee approaching the port of Staveren. This once-famous Hanseatic city is now known as the pleasure boater’s gateway to the Frisian lakes. The film focuses mainly on Stavoren’s relationship to the Zuiderzee: the sluice, the harbour, and the promenade. We see images of children playing with homemade toys boats, and the departure train ferry to Enkhuizen, as well as its arrival. On this special boat, the wagons were transported in train formation.

Information

original title
Stavoren
production year
1920
country
Netherlands
geographical names
Stavoren, Netherlands, IJsselmeer
category
Non-fictional
genre
documentary
keywords
water, waterways, streets, ships, sea, locks, harbours, cityscapes
director
Willy Mullens
original distributor
HAP en BenS Film
producer
Willy Mullens
production company
Haghe Film

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Crew

Technical notations

original length
125
sound
Silent
colour
Tinting
format
35mm
acts
1

Resources

Nieuw Weekblad voor de Cinematografie No. 45, 1926

Catalogus van Filmwerken - H.A.P. & BenS Film Comp., Den Haag (1923), p. 3

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