S10 – May things continue to go well "A charged and stylized portrait. It shows clearly the bruises and cuts she tries to heal with her music."
Videotheek Marco "The stream of archival footage is deftly compiled, tightly edited and often very funny. A visual time-capsule that not only talks about film, but also technology, fashion, architecture and above all: impermanence."
Alreadymade "The real genius of Vissers’ film Alreadymade hides in the edit. With its dizzying collage of existing media, newly made images and a choir of conflicting expert opinions, the film itself becomes a readymade."
Reports from the Tower of Yearning “The film shows a delicate dance between a filmmaker and his subject. Straight away there is a sense of mutual kindness and warmth. When the last image faded after the premiere at the film festival Rotterdam, it was hard holding back the tears.”
Ring of Dreams "It's comedy, it’s drama, but more than that it is our whole society with all it’s idiosyncrasies in one ring. We gladly let ourselves be bamboozled by this charming documentary."
The Zandvoort Formule "The Zandvoort Formula, paints a beautiful portrait of the way in which the small coastal town euphorically prepares itself for what is to come."
Identicals "Identicals is a rich and allusive work, intellectually ambitious and visually arresting. Rich in possible meanings, and possessed by a haunting strangeness that lingers long after the credits fade."
The Last Fight "It’s fascinating to see the frail and thoughtful Coenen pump herself up to merciless fervor. The Last Fight is cruel and intimate."
Blood Group "Daan Bunnik continues to explore the fragile mechanisms of family ties. In Denny’s character, he finds fertile ground for a claustrophobic narrative dominated by self-loathing and self-pitying that grows into a destructive force."
Robin’s Roadtrip "Robin de Puy is a hero. A sublime road movie, which also tells us a lot about the current state of the American underclass."
New "The film made us cry and at other moments we just laughed with the boy and shared his excitement about the discoveries in his new everyday-life. We are looking forward to more films like this!“
The Rock of Ages “A surreal fable told with wit, intelligence and a huge stony puppet. Sheean’s film is so distinct it feels almost unrivalled in the world of short film.”
Devastated by Love "There are some films, where the enjoyment just leaps from the screen. Where it’s palpable how much fun the people had making it. A love for the theatrical, more atmospheric style of cinema, with loads of room for visual experiments, like the sparkling animation by Nina Gantz."
