Tirza, directed by Rudolf van den Berg (2010/ drama / 100 mins.).

The Resurrection of a Bastard, directed by Guido van Driel (2013 / tragicomedy /90 mins.).The Happy Housewife, directed by Antoinette Beumer (2010 / comedy / 100 mins.).Stricken, directed by Reinout Oerlemans (2009 / drama / 105 mins.).Twin Sisters, directed by Ben Sombogaart (2002 / drama / 137 mins.).All films will be screened with Portuguese subtitles: The programme consists mainly of book adaptations and shows the diversity of recent Dutch cinema. Isso aqui ôô, é um pouquinho da Holanda demonstrates the richness of Dutch illustration: impossible to capture in a few words but evident from a hundred remarkable drawings.Įxhibition in Biblioteca Parque, Rio de Janeiro, 1-30 September 2015ĮYE International, the organization dedicated to the international promotion of Dutch films, offers a varied film programme as part of the Café Amsterdam festival. Colourists such as Annemarie van Haeringen, Marije Tolman, Noëlle Smit and Mies van Hout capture emotions and atmosphere in evocative colours, whereas Charlotte Dematons and Marit Törnqvist express themselves in painterly illustrations and Wouter van Reek conjures picture-book art out of his computer. Then there are the graphic artists Sieb Posthuma, Jan Jutte and Fleur van der Weel, the experimentalists Sylvia Weve and Martijn van der Linden, who change their style and technique with every book, and what we might call artists’ artists: Philip Hopman, Yvonne Jagtenberg and Ingrid and Dieter Schubert, who bend reality to their will. Classic drawings by Dick Bruna, Fiep Westendorp, Max Velthuijs and Thé Tjong-Khing are among the best the Netherlands has to offer, but the work of young artists like Martijn van der Linden and Floor Rieder is just as impressive. Isso aqui ôô, é um pouquinho da Holanda shows the work of twenty Dutch illustrators and what is most striking is their diversity. What makes a drawing typically Dutch? It’s hard to say. At the same time they stand for far more than that. Bicycles, bulb fields and canals – Dutch picture books reflect the country’s cultural heritage.

A Maçã Envenenada by Michel Laub