the Gap selected for Stuttgart
animated short The Gap by Raf Wathion is selected for the competition of the Stuttgart Animation Film Festival 2017.
January 23, 2017
January 10, 2017
To Stay Alive – a method in Dutch theatres
On February 2, 2017 ‘To Stay Alive – a method’ by Lieshout | Hagers | Van Brummelen will premiere in Dutch theatres. The film can be seen in:
EYE Amsterdam
Filmhallen Amsterdam
De Balie Amsterdam
Rialto Amsterdam
Filmschuur Haarlem
KINO Rotterdam
Filmhuis Den Haag
‘t Hoogt Utrecht
LUX Nijmegen (t.b.c.)
Filmtheater Lumière Maastricht
Plaza Futura Eindhoven
Filmtheater De Lieve Vrouw Amersfoort (t.b.c.)
December 23, 2016
Joop Jansen
This week we say goodbye to our very dear friend and controller Joop Jansen; may he rest in peace.
We shall miss him dearly, so long Joop!
Koert Davidse
Marc Thelosen
November 11, 2016
on ‘To Stay Alive – a method’ @ IDFA 2016
overhere Dutch writer Daan Heerma van Vos advises to go and see ‘To Stay Alive – a method’ showing @ IDFA 2016 (02:30 mins – in Dutch – no subtitles)
November 9, 2016
Along Chapel Road @ Off Screen – WORM
Film essay ‘Along Chapel Road’ by director André Schreuders is screened at the Off Screen programme at WORM, Rotterdam on Saturday December 17, at 16:00hrs.
October 11, 2016
the Modular Body | Gouden Kalf ceremony
this is the link to the stream of the gala-evening of the Netherlands Film Festival 2016; where Floris Kaayk wins the Gouden Kalf for ‘best interactive’ (choose ‘deel 1’ – Floris receives his award at 32:15 – Dutch spoken, no subtitles)
October 6, 2016
The Modular Body @ IDFA
The non-linear story-telling project The Modular Body by Floris Kaayk has been selected – in competition – for this years Doclab programme at IDFA.
October 6, 2016
To Stay Alive – a method @ IDFA
To Stay Alive – a method – a film by Lieshout | Hagers | van Brummelen has been selected to premier at IDFA 2016, further details will follow, the film is selected for the Dutch doumentary competition and for the International mid-length documentary competition.
October 1, 2016
the Modular Body wins the Gouden Kalf ‘best interactive’
Floris Kaayk’s non-linear story-telling project ‘the Modular Body’ wins the ‘Gouden Kalf’ award – in the category ‘best interactive’.
The Netherlands Film Festival introduces the ‘Gouden Kalf best interactive’ award for the first time in 2016. Read the jury report here (in Dutch).
Congratulations Floris Kaayk! We are proud of you and your team!