Het Waterlooplein verdwijnt
Synopsis
In the seventies, Waterlooplein square and the Nieuwmarkt neighbourhood faced a great deal of demolition in relation to the construction of Amsterdam’s new opera house, the ‘Stopera’, and the metro system. Van der Elsken did a lot of filming in and around Waterlooplein and its centrepiece, the legendary flea market which faced closure.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ed van der Elsken
- Original Title
- Het Waterlooplein verdwijnt
- Country of Origin
- Netherlands
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 12m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ed van der Elsken
Department Leadership Roster
Ed van der Elsken
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Het Waterlooplein verdwijnt
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What is Het Waterlooplein verdwijnt about?
In the seventies, Waterlooplein square and the Nieuwmarkt neighbourhood faced a great deal of demolition in relation to the construction of Amsterdam’s new opera house, the ‘Stopera’, and the metro system. Van der Elsken did a lot of filming in and around Waterlooplein and its centrepiece, the legendary flea market which faced closure.
Who directed Het Waterlooplein verdwijnt?
Het Waterlooplein verdwijnt was directed by Ed van der Elsken.
Who stars in Het Waterlooplein verdwijnt?
The principal cast of Het Waterlooplein verdwijnt includes Not specified.
When was Het Waterlooplein verdwijnt released and how long is it?
Het Waterlooplein verdwijnt was released in 1967 with a total runtime of 12m.