Feuten: Het Feestje

Name: Feuten: Het Feestje
Genre: Drama
Released: 2013-10-17
Duration: 1 h 20 min
Rating: 5.6
Cast: Manuel Broekman, Tim Murck, Hanna Verboom

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1h 20min

5.6/10

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Manuel Broekman, Ruben Brinkman, Hanna Verboom, Tim Murck, and Anna Speller in Feuten: Het Feestje (2013)

Drama

Freshmen, seniors and alumni clash with each other, themselves, and the police during an Amsterdam fraternity's epic opening party.Freshmen, seniors and alumni clash with each other, themselves, and the police during an Amsterdam fraternity's epic opening party.Freshmen, seniors and alumni clash with each other, themselves, and the police during an Amsterdam fraternity's epic opening party.Freshmen, seniors and alumni clash with each other, themselves, and the police during an Amsterdam fraternity's epic opening party.Freshmen, seniors and alumni clash with each other, themselves, and the police during an Amsterdam fraternity's epic opening party.

Director
- Lourens Blok
Writers
- Willem Bosch
- Michael Leendertse
Stars

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Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination

Director
- Lourens Blok
Writers
- Willem Bosch
- Michael Leendertse
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Freshmen, seniors and alumni clash with each other, themselves, and the police during an Amsterdam fraternity's epic opening party.

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Genre
- Drama
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Trivia
The original release date for this film was October 24, 2013. As a joke, an online petition was started by a fan of the TV series to change the release date to one week earlier. Because over 5,000 people signed the petition in just four days, distributor Independent Films decided to change the release date to October 17th.

Connections
Featured in Eva Jinek op zondag: Episode #3.7 (2013)

Top review

7/10

Fun movie

For a Dutch movie on a small budget, it is really entertaining. It gives a look into how actual student parties are (except for the riot police standing in front of the door) and it even has a small plot twist which which is a little unexpected. You should not expect some intellectual lessons or moral dilemmas In the story, but it is certainly not the worst movie ever, as some other reviewers claim.

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