Portrait of a family in Zevenbergschsen Hoek. Kees and Nellie are brothers and sisters. They still live in their parental home, a farm that has been declared unfit for habitation.
Documentary in which filmmaker Carin Goeijers portrays a family in Zevenbergschsen Hoek, her mother's native village. Tonnie, Kees and Nellie are brothers and sisters. They still live in their parental home, a farm that has been declared unfit for habitation due to the noise pollution that the adjacent high-speed train will produce. Awarded the Golden Calf for Best Short Documentary in 2000.
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Gouden Kalf winner
Beste Korte Documentaire (2000)
Carin Goeijers
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