Little Sister
(1995)
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Little Sister
(1995)
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| Kim van Kooten | ... | ||
| Romijn Conen | ... |
Martijn
(as Martijn Zuidewind)
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| Hugo Metsers | ... |
Martijn
(voice) (as Hugo Metsers III)
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| Bert Pot | ... | ||
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Roeland Fernhout | ... |
Ramon
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Ganna Veenhuysen | ... |
Ingeborg
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Hannah Risselada | ... | |
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Michael Münninghoff | ... |
Kleine Martijn
(as Michiel Münninghoff)
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Alenka Dorrele | ... |
Moeder Zuidewind
(as Alenka Dorrell)
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Peter Idenburg | ... |
Vader Zuidewind
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Taco Keers | ... |
Bas
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Marianne Jeuken | ... |
Bovenbuurvrouw
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Carl Wünderlich | ... |
Marktkoopman
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Herman Brood | ... |
Bovenbuurman
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Eulalia Montseré | ... |
Spaanse vriendin
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After several years without contact, Martijn visits his sister Daantje, who just started to live on her own in Amsterdam. He tells her he is going to make a documentary from her life, and enters her home live with a video camera. This creates tension between Daantje and her brother because he wants to recall something that happened between them in the past. To keep Martijn at a distance, Daantje starts a relationship with Ramón, but Martijn gets between them. He manages to talk to her so that she remembers the things that happened when they were kids. This helps him to overcome his obsession for his sister, and after playing over their history, he is finally able to see her without the video camera like he did during the course of the movie. Written by Dennis Jansen <Dennis.Jansen@student.bosb.wau.nl>
Here's another proof that the least money new young directors have to create a movie, the more creativity is used to make the best out of it. This brilliant movie -one of the best dutch movies ever- has a highly original way of telling. You are not really looking at a professional movie, but at a director's cut of a bunch of videotapes... You will hardly see the main character...because this guy is the cameraman as well. Have a look at it. It is worth to look at...!