Restored & Unseen: Het teken van het beest
Pieter Verhoeff / NL, 1980 / 98 min.
Dutch filmmaker Pieter Verhoeff, who died earlier this year, reconstructed a notorious murder case in 1920s Groningen in The Mark of the Beast. A sober, unsentimental and socially engaged view of contemporary class society. Screened in 35mm (conserved by Eye).
With an introduction by Rommy Albers (senior curator Eye).
Eye also screens Pieter Verhoeff”s Nynke (18 November).
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Director
Pieter Verhoeff
Production year
1980
Country
NL
Original title
Het teken van het beest
Length
98 min.
Language
Dutch
Format
35mm
Part of
Restored & Unseen
At last, a chance to see that Italian classic that’s been on the list for so long? Or relish that wonderful restoration of Blue Movie, the Netherlands’ most talked-about nude film of the seventies, when the Bijlmer district was still a sexual paradise? Restored & Unseen is a biweekly programme featuring classics and recent restorations, with introductions by experts.
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