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Gritty, dark yet colourful directing debut of Flemish top actor Jeroen Perceval, about a 14-year-old drug runner hoping to give his life a new direction. Will he manage to do so with his customer who is like a father to him?

Once again, the NFF looks beyond the Dutch borders and screens several outstanding co-productions with our southern neighbours, including features Dealer and Nowhere and the documentary A Parked Life.

After writing the screenplay for D’Ardennen, making two hip-hop records and reaping international fame with the short coming-of-age movie August, actor Jeroen Perceval (Rundskop) took the director’s chair for this feature debut. Dealer portrays the fourteen-year-old drug runner Johnny (Sverre Rous), who lives in an institution for youngsters with a challenging home situation. When he is visited by the successful actor, and his regular customer, Anthony (Ben Segers), the two develop a close bond. They decide to steer their lives in a new direction.


Title: Dealer
Year: 2021
Duration : 1 hour, 45 minutes
Category: Feature fiction film
Edition: NFF 2022

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