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28 May 2003 (Netherlands) morePlot:
Renowned journalist Pierre has to interview the most famous Dutch actress, Katja Schuurman, against his wishes. full summary | add synopsisAwards:
1 nomination moreNewsDesk:
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Necromentia: A Movie Review (From 28 Days Later Analysis. 14 June 2009, 11:41 PM, PDT)
Interview with David Furnish
(From AfterElton.com. 2 December 2008, 7:20 PM, PST)
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Like a mirror moreCast
(Credited cast)| Katja Schuurman | ... | Katja | |
| Pierre Bokma | ... | Pierre | |
| Theo Maassen | ... | Theo | |
| Ellen Ten Damme | ... | Ellen | |
| Michiel de Jong | ... | Soapie | |
| Tinoes Fenanlamrer | ... | Agent | |
| Monique Meijer | ... | Agent | |
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| Theo van Gogh | |||
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Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, NetherlandsFun Stuff
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| DVD? | moviemaker928 |
| Flaw in the story? *spoilers!* | thooomas |
| looking for the french version | rienfet2 |
| Katja is so sexy! | Novah |
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At first, I was not interested in this movie. Mainly because I don't particularly like Van Gogh and Katja Schuurmans. His movies were 'too arty farty' for my taste and I detest his manners (or lack of them). And I regarded Katja as a nice piece of ass who wasn't a real actress. How wrong could I be...
I decided to rent the DVD after reading reviews and I was pleasantly surprised. I don't know if it was the intention of Van Gogh to hold up a mirror in front of people like me, but that's the effect the movie had on me.
The same way I didn't regard Katja as a proper actress, the character of Pierre Bokma didn't take her seriously either. In return, Katja had an attitude towards people (like Bokma) because they don't take her seriously as an actress. In a way, this is reflected in the choice of the cast. Katja is a soapy and Bokma is a classic play actor. I found it quite refreshing to see Katja act very well. Even playing that she played a role (towards Bokma) came out very good. She really has a talent and actually can act. I was both delighted and ashamed of myself that I had judged Katja only because she played in a soap and looks gorgeous... I still don't like movies like Costa! but I'm not the target audience for those kind of movies. Interview is very well written, well played and if you like to see a great little gem of a movie, go see this.