Dutch newsreel featuring images of the European championships, an exhibition on anti-semitism at the Delft school of domestic science, and Mr. and Mrs. Pieterse's 50-year anniversary party, to which 'de Leidse sleuteltjes', Rita Corita and Truus Koopmans, add lustre.
A Dutch newsreel including items on the third world music competition in Kerkrade, three sisters from Groningen who train their horses to perform tricks and the royal family's Cannes vacation.
A Dutch newsreel including items on the visit of Queen Juliana to the military engineering groups in Empel, the opening of the Children's Book Week and a gymnastics tournament between the women's teams of the Netherlands and West Germany.
A Dutch newsreel with sound, including items on the opening of the fourth International Sugar Show in the RAI and the opening of the Expo 58 by King Boudewijn.
A Dutch newsreel with sound, including items on the 150-year-old diamond cutting company Moppes & Son, a "Pre-Summer Night's Dream"-fashion show in the Amsterdam RAI, and about the Netherlands vs. Belgium in the Olympic Stadium.
A Dutch newsreel with sound, including items on a Miss Eyeglasses pageant held in Amsterdam’s Apollo pavilion, and about an elocution competition held on the market in Leiden with the comedian Paul van Vliet.
Children’s film about two popular cartoon heroes who set off to find a rare mineral.
Sjors and Sjimmie travel all the way to Taskara. A rich Chinese man wants them to bring back the rare mineral OQ-4. But Taskara is inhabited by giants and, unfortunately, crooks Boris and Pedro are sniffing around too. The film is the usual Van der Linden mix of humour, excitement and adventure.
Children’s film about the well-known Dutch heroes Sjors en Sjimmie who end up in the middle ages by means of a magical ring.
Self-taught director Henk van der Linden is regarded as the pioneer of the Dutch children’s film. He made some forty feature length films between 1952 and 1985, often based on popular children’s books and cartoons such as ‘De avonturen van Dik Trom’, ‘Sjors en Sjimmie’ and ‘Billy Turf’ (Billy Bunter). Van der Linden not only directed, produced and edited the film, he also wrote the screenplay, designed the sets and worked behind the camera.
Children's film about the son of a poacher who is unfairly accused of stealing.
Kees, the son of a poacher, wants to be in the local boys' club but is turned down. He is friends with a painter who lodges with a poor fisherman's wife in a house in the dunes. When the painter goes away on his travels he gives Kees thirty guilders because he is worried about him. Meanwhile the police are after Kees' father who is hiding in a place only the painter, Kees and his friend Jaap know about.
Dutch children’s film about the children of a duke who are kidnapped.
After Duke Alfons dies, his children are kidnapped by his opponent, the power-hungry Count Diederik. The children find a way to escape, however, and flee to the forest, where new adventures follow…