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New Dutch Herring

Hollandse Nieuwe

Synopsis

Leen is a lonely fishmonger that has to choose between his beloved herring cart in his home town and being reunited with his family.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Ruben van Duijn
Screenplay & Story
Ruben van Duijn, Robin van Gelder
Original Score
Maarten Hoogenboom, Bram Kniest
Original Title
Hollandse Nieuwe
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
13m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Ruben van Duijn

Screenplay & Story

Ruben van Duijn, Robin van Gelder

Original Score & Music

Maarten Hoogenboom, Bram Kniest

Director of Photography

Josje van Erkel, Tjitte Jan Nieuwkoop

Film Editing

Paul Roest

Producers

Wouter Bijl, Ruben van Duijn

Department Leadership Roster

Paul Roest

Editor

Ruben van Duijn

Writer

Wouter Bijl

Producer

Ruben van Duijn

Producer

Robin van Gelder

Writer

Ruben van Duijn

Director

Josje van Erkel

Director of Photography

Tjitte Jan Nieuwkoop

Director of Photography

Official cinematic photography and background stills for New Dutch Herring.

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Frequently Asked Questions About New Dutch Herring

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is New Dutch Herring about?

Leen is a lonely fishmonger that has to choose between his beloved herring cart in his home town and being reunited with his family.

Who directed New Dutch Herring?

New Dutch Herring was directed by Ruben van Duijn.

Who stars in New Dutch Herring?

The principal cast of New Dutch Herring includes Gijs Blom, Aus Greidanus, Britte Lagcher, Jonas Smulders, Dirk van Duijn.

When was New Dutch Herring released and how long is it?

New Dutch Herring was released in 2020 with a total runtime of 13m.

Who composed the musical score for New Dutch Herring?

The original motion picture soundtrack for New Dutch Herring was composed by Maarten Hoogenboom, Bram Kniest.