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Resin
Recensie Resin ★★★★ - 31-8 (+ Q&A) online via @ImagineAFFF Diepzinnige, beestachtige en schokkende coming of age. Soms zelfs iets te schokkend! @TriplePpr #Resin #Harpiks #imaginefilmfestival
De horror en dramafilm Resin (Harpiks) gaat over Jens en zijn gezin. Ze leven afgesloten van de buitenwereld, weg van de voor hem verrotte maatschappij. Zijn dochter gaat ondertussen steeds meer haar eigen weg. Wat wij van Resin vinden, lees je in onze recensie.
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Resin (Harpiks) - Review
Resin (Harpiks) – Review
There are a plethora of films – everything from The Village to Leave No Trace – about families cutting themselves off from modern society in order to establish a new way of life in the middle of nowhere. They are on the fringes, quite literally, and usually have strong feelings about the morality levels of the present era in comparison to their own.
Director Daniel Borgman casts the quick…
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125. Harpiks / Resin
Daniel Borgman -- 2019 | Denmark | 6.5
Liz Gunn Talks To Loving Pia Director Daniel Borgman
Liz Gunn Talks To Loving Pia Director Daniel Borgman
The NZ International Film Festival continues with its run of cinematic riches around Auckland. One of those films comes with this evocative description in the Festival Programme: “…awash with gentle, natural light, the film has the faded glow of a treasured valentine, while absorbing us in the contradictions of family bonds, the habits of loneliness and the animating power of Pia’s professed…
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Films in 2017 #75 At elske Pia, 2017. Directed by Daniel Borgman
★★★★★★ - - - -
SFF review: Wolf and Sheep
SFF review: Wolf and Sheep
A striking look at a life less well known in the mountains of Afghanistan that nonetheless resembles a universal childhood. Marvellous and magical.
Mention Afghanistan and many will leap immediately to thoughts of war, terrorism and the Taliban, but, for the most part, Shahrbanoo Sadat’s stunning debut Wolf and Sheep plays out a world away from the turmoil we are so used to seeing on screen.
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"Lars and Peter" (2009)
Director, Writer: Daniel Borgman
