Amsterdam

Short film from a series of six films about the pleasure of watching.

Part 2 observes the oldest trader on Amsterdam's Albert Cuyp market.

A Dutch newsreel with sound, including items on the arrival of repatriates from Indonesia with the SS Captain Cook, a radioactively contaminated house in the town of Putten and Prince Bernhard on his way to a state visit to Liberia.

In his second feature, subtitled A Love Mystery, Pim de la Parra aims at the international market by using foreign actors and English dialogue.

A hole in the wall of a rented room in Amsterdam is the starting point of this English-language 'sex and suspense mystery', as Pim de la Parra defines his first feature film, inspired by Hitchcock and a variation on the Rear Window theme.

A young couple, a journalist and a model, realize on coming into contact with The Living Theatre that their marriage, though seemingly successful, has in fact run aground and is only held together by compromise.

A nonsensical comedy with star comedians Johnny Kraaykamp and Rijk de Gooyer in the lead. After many years of success on Dutch television, Geen paniek marked the film debut for the well-loved duo.

When Johnny comes out of prison after serving a five-year sentence, he finds his friend Rijk waiting for him. The latter is anxious to make use of Johnny's talent for finding simple solutions to knotty problems. Together they go into business as 'handymen' who undertake the oddest kinds of jobs.

Pim de la Parra gives Iively and continuous coverage to Frank and Eva's bouts of lovemaking and quarrelling in his third 'one-man' film.

The first Dutch full length colour feature film is an adaptation of the German film Acht Mädels im Boot (Eight girls in a boat). It marked Willy van Hemert’s debut as a film director.