Add as a favourite source on Google Add DutchNews as a favourite source on Google Carice van Houten on the red carpet in 2017. Photo: www.31pictures.nl The annual Dutch Film Festival in Utrecht, which ...
Add as a favourite source on Google Add DutchNews as a favourite source on Google Carice van Houten, left, and Halina Reijn at the Locarno festival. Photo: Urs Flueeler/Keystone via AP via HH Actress ...
International coproductions are crucial to the Dutch film industry and have been a focus of Sandra den Hamer’s three-year tenure as director of the Netherlands Film Fund. “Co-operation is key at all ...
The Dutch film industry, often overshadowed by its European counterparts, finds itself at a potential turning point. Industry insiders are vocal about the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, ...
“We are on the way up,” a bullish Sandra den Hamer says of prospects for the Dutch film sector for 2025 and beyond. The chief executive office of the Netherlands Film Fund believes that the local film ...
03/03/2025 - Homegrown films attracted 5.1 million visitors to Dutch cinemas, capturing a 17% market share Dutch films had a strong showing in domestic theatres in 2024, drawing 5.1 million ...
WILLEMSTAD – The third edition of the Krioyo Film Festival will feature 23 registered films from Curaçao, Aruba, Bonaire and ...
A Dutch horror film branded ‘grim’ and ‘punishing’ has become the first to receive a rare ban. Meat Kills (Vleesdag), directed by Martijn Smits, follows an animal rights activist group who get far ...
Tati Wirahadiraksa could not hide her excitement upon hearing her documentary film had been chosen to be screened at the Amsterdam CinemAsia Film Festival recently. The festival, which screens more ...
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