Following a method often used on television of combining monologues and interviews with visual impressions not necessarily having a synchronized relationship with the soundtrack, Roeland Kerbosch set out to give an impression of Amsterdam's 'red light district', right in the heart of the Old City around the historic Old Church.
German-Dutch co-production set in hippie mecca Amsterdam. With Jeroen Krabbé and Phil Bloom as flower children.
A Buick is driving through a summer landscape in Holland. The driver gives two girls, Sandra and Olga, a lift. The latter seduces the man; the former murders him. The village idiot Piet, a woman, has seen everything and later removes the corpse from the parked car.
Partly fictionalised story of a Dutch resistance fighter who is caught and executed by the Germans.
A metal worker goes to ground because he doesn’t want to collaborate with the Germans. He joins the resistance movement and, after being wounded during a raid, he ends up in hospital. He escapes but is arrested not long after and taken to a concentration camp. He is executed in September 1944, just weeks before the Allied forces reach the camp.
Children’s film about emigration and a broken friendship
Book adaptation of the novel Hip-Hip-Hip voor de Antikrist by Heere Heeresma.
To hasten the return of Christ, the world is transformed into a den of iniquity, a modern Sodom and Gomorrah. On the grounds of the psychiatric institution called ‘Hoop doet leven’ (‘Hope brings life’), an aristocratic family with grown children and two servants get up to all sorts of sinful acts and orgiastic meals which are vaguely reminiscent of Marco Ferreri's La grande bouffe (1973).
On a summer evening, at precisely 10.32PM, Inspector Stroomer is informed that an emergency telephone call has been received at the police station.
Sherlock Jones, together with his dog, Watson, gets involved in the case of the Khartoum diamond.
Chinese martial arts film made in the Netherlands.
A sort of Dutch take on Love Story, but without the sentimentality. Paul Verhoeven's adaptation of Jan Wolkers’ best-selling novel broke all box office records. Humour and tragedy, violence and tenderness, love and death are all taken as much for granted as in real life.