De witte waan
Adriaan Ditvoorst / NL, 1984 / 96 min.
Mothers and sons: the relationship doesn’t always work. The romantic decadent painter Laszlo (Thom Hoffman) is nevertheless reconciled with his dying mother – after which it’s all the way to the end in style, with champagne and pills.
Screened in 35mm (Eye collection).
Preceded by: Carna (Adriaan Ditvoorst NL 1969 12'). An impression of carnival in the southern Dutch province of Brabant, shot in Technicolor and Cinemascope. The cinematography was by Jan de Bont.
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Director
Adriaan Ditvoorst
Production year
1984
Country
NL
Original title
De witte waan
Length
96 min.
Format
35mm
Part of
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