A History of the Netherlands
The big accomplishments of a small country.
Nico Crama: Guest of Honour 4
65 minutes
The guest of honour this year is filmmaker and producer Nico Crama. This film programme contains a selection of more than forty films. He is also active as guest programmer and will be showing a number of bis personal favourites. This retrospective is a collaboration between the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, the Netherlands Film Festival and the HAFF.
This program screened as part of HAFF 2004
Showing in this program
Musca
A chased fly finally comes to rest.
Museum | Mausoleum
The high priest promises the pharao that he will go to heaven after his death, but he never gets there. After two thousand years he finds himself in a museum, where he looks back on the years he spent in his mausoleum.
Tekenfilm Reclassering
A man ends up in prison after stealing a cigar. Upon returning to society, he encounters mostly rejection and relapses. Upon his second release, someone extends a hand to him.
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The Museum
A man picks up a stone from some ruins. He takes the stone to a museum. In time this museum falls into ruins from which someone picks up a stone..
TV-spot Goede Voeding
Public service announcement about the importance of a healthy diet.
TV-Spot Kinderbescherming
Public service announcement about the work of the child welfare authorities.
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TV-Spot Reclassering
Public service announcement about the rehabilitation of ex-prisoners.
TV-spot Uw Hart… Uw Leven
A man sits, eating and drinking and smoking himself to death. A government sponsored TV spot for the prevention of heart disease.
TV-spots Algemene Bijstandswet (5 x 55′)
Series of five public announcements about the Social Security Act. The leading part is played by a ministering little angel.
TV-spots Stemmen (3 x 55′)
Three public service announcements to emphasize the importance of voting.
Valladolid International Film Festival
3D festival leader.
Water People (Long Version)
In a small country, surrounded by a dyke, dwell the Water People. They live partly submerged in water, for instead of keeping it out, the dyke keeps the water in. The People like it that way, but their King hates water.
