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After the demolition of Amsterdam’s Hembrug, the film-maker collected railway sleepers to heat his studio. They inspired him to make his first three-dimensional work of art. As a result, he visited six open-air exhibitions of sculptures to document the with his camera From bridge to sculpture and back.
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Homemolens
Bob Visser: ‘My home film comprises shots my father made about 25 years ago in my home village in Zeeland. He had just got a… -
Martin go home
All kinds of enigmatic types are hanging around the airport arrivals hall; opening shots as in a thriller. Then the film-maker’s brother Martin arrives and… -
Tony’s birthday
Film based on a registration never intended for public screening of two birthdays of Tony, the film-makers’ son, when he was respectively two and four… -
Robinson Crusoë
Fragment from a never-finished film. A couple, friends of the film-maker, adopt a Filipino boy who has to be the ‘brother and eyes’ for their… -
No title home video
‘No Synopsis Home Video’ in the words of the maker, who adds that the world is cut off from news. And that would appear to…
Film details
- Country of production
- Netherlands
- Year
- 1983
- Festival edition
- IFFR 1994
- Length
- 14'
- Medium/Format
- 16mm
- Language
- Dutch
- Premiere status
- World premiere
- Director
- Edward Luyken