Tim Oliehoek op de set van De Ballonvaarder (© Sem Berger)
The Dutch Film Academy turns 65-years-old! To celebrate, we spoke briefly with alumni. Tim Oliehoek graduated in 2001 with his film Isabelle.
The Dutch Film Academy turns 65-years-old! To celebrate, we spoke briefly with alumni. Niels van Koevorden graduated in 2010 with his film Lukomir Six Months Off.
© Nikola Lamburov
The Dutch Film Academy turns 65-years-old! To celebrate, we spoke briefly with alumni. Ena Sendijarević graduated in 2014 with her film Fernweh.
Illustratie door Alex Pandora
“We hit it off immediately, we had the same interests and sense of humour. We like to stir things up and make people laugh.”
© Tara Fallaux
The Dutch Film Academy turns 65-years-old! To celebrate, we spoke briefly with alumni. Digna Sinke graduated in 1972 with her film Groeten uit Zonnemaire.
“I think people should be more honest about what it is they want to make. Naturally, you’ll be rejected from time to time, but then you have to fight for it more.”
© Alex Pandora
“For me, filmmaking is a tool for getting a foot in the door. I am so exceedingly curious!”
Daphne Lucker (© Paul Vos)
The Dutch Film Academy turns 65-years-old! To celebrate, we spoke briefly with alumni.
Marina Meijer
The Dutch Film Academy turns 65-years-old! To celebrate, we spoke briefly with alumni. Marina Meijer graduated in 2015 with her documentary Cargo.
