Occupied Territory
Bezet gebied
Synopsis
Bezet gebied ('Occupied Territory') is the first feature-length Dutch fiction film to deal with World War II, and was made in a documentary style. Dutch diva Ellen Vogel is stunning in her feature debut, in spite of the mediocre image quality. We're showingt a digitalisation of a version that underwent analogue conservation in 1983. It's not a restoration, so the image quality is average.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Frans Dupont, Wim Gerdes
- Original Title
- Bezet gebied
- Country of Origin
- Netherlands
- Spoken Languages
- Dutch, German
- Runtime
- 59m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Frans Dupont, Wim Gerdes
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Frans Dupont
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Wim Gerdes
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What is Occupied Territory about?
Bezet gebied ('Occupied Territory') is the first feature-length Dutch fiction film to deal with World War II, and was made in a documentary style. Dutch diva Ellen Vogel is stunning in her feature debut, in spite of the mediocre image quality. We're showingt a digitalisation of a version that underwent analogue conservation in 1983. It's not a restoration, so the image quality is average.
Who directed Occupied Territory?
Occupied Territory was directed by Frans Dupont, Wim Gerdes.
Who stars in Occupied Territory?
The principal cast of Occupied Territory includes Ellen Vogel, Mary Beyer, Tim Bergmann, Cor Borgman, Ludzer Eringa.
When was Occupied Territory released and how long is it?
Occupied Territory was released in 1946 with a total runtime of 59m.