Let the Music Dance
Pim de la Parra / NL, 1990 / 93 min.
It’s some job: trying to compose a European anthem with a tax inspector getting in your way. Composer Adam (Boudewijn de Groot) manages to hold his own in the face of chaos, impecuniousness and a surfeit of girls. It took De la Parra five days to shoot this minimal movie, a jazzy portrait of Amsterdam’s laid-back life style in the late 1980s. Hans Dulfer and Ben Cramer star in memorable supporting roles, Paul Ruven acted as assistant director. With an introduction by Pim de la Parra and producer Sherman de Jesus.
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Director
Pim de la Parra
Production year
1990
Country
NL
Original title
Let the Music Dance
Length
93 min.
Language
Dutch, English
Subtitles
NLD
Format
35mm
Part of
Parra Odyssee
Pim de la Parra founded the notorious production company $corpio with his brother in arms Wim Verstappen, was behind the first major Surinamese feature film Wan Pipel and gained cult status as a minimal movie pioneer.
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