
Azart, Come Make Art
The fun, colourful history of the Azart from Amsterdam, otherwise known as The Ship of Fools, that sailed the world for well over 30 years bringing joy. Attended by captain/actor August Dirks, who devised this floating artwork.

Captain and actor August Dirks lived and worked on the Azart for over 30 years. The Azartplein in Amsterdam was named after this ship of fools. August said he wanted to sail the Dutch East India Company or VOC route, but with different objectives. “Not to steal and murder, but to play and share.” The ship has since run aground on a beach in South America where the astounding tale continues, led by a local theatre group.
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Director
Masha Novikova & Annike Kaljouw
Production year
2024
Length
105 min.
Country
NL
Language
Dutch
Part of
Amsterdam Forever Young
From its earliest beginnings, multicultural, visually attractive Amsterdam has been a source of inspiration to artists. Filmmakers also discovered the city’s photogenic qualities early on.



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