Zoë

Nicole van Kilsdonk | Netherlands | 1996 | 30' |

| IFFR 1997

Zoe is a tragi-comedy about the consequences of modern medical techniques for reproduction. Zoe is a young girl searching for her father, but her mother keeps mum. During Zoe’s quest she turns out to have a dizzying number of surrogate, biological, donor, birth and other fathers.

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Film details

Country of production: Netherlands
Year: 1996
Festival edition: IFFR 1997
Length: 30"
Medium/Format: 35mm
Language: Dutch
Premiere status: -
Director: Nicole van Kilsdonk, Nicole van Kilsdonk
Sound design: Marco Vermaas
Cinematography: Ton Peters
Principal cast: Hans Dagelet
Producer: Waterland Film
Sales / World rights holder: Waterland Film

Zoë

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