Jenny
Synopsis
The girls of competitive rowing club Nereus are hoping to win the women’s eight. One of them, Jenny, falls for an art dealer and becomes pregnant. Her friends at the club, her coach and her father all pitch in to help. The first Dutch feature length colour film.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Willy van Hemert
- Screenplay & Story
- Carlotta Textor, Willy van Hemert, Hanns H. Fischer, Erich Waschneck
- Original Score
- Jos Cleber
- Original Title
- Jenny
- Country of Origin
- Germany, Netherlands
- Spoken Languages
- Dutch
- Runtime
- 1h 38m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Willy van Hemert
Carlotta Textor, Willy van Hemert, Hanns H. Fischer, Erich Waschneck
Jos Cleber
Otto Baecker
Lien d'Oliveyra
Jan Kemper
Department Leadership Roster
Willy van Hemert
Director
Jan Kemper
Producer
Carlotta Textor
Writer
Willy van Hemert
Writer
Hanns H. Fischer
Writer
Erich Waschneck
Writer
Otto Baecker
Director of Photography
Lien d'Oliveyra
Editor
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What is Jenny about?
The girls of competitive rowing club Nereus are hoping to win the women’s eight. One of them, Jenny, falls for an art dealer and becomes pregnant. Her friends at the club, her coach and her father all pitch in to help. The first Dutch feature length colour film.
Who directed Jenny?
Jenny was directed by Willy van Hemert.
Who stars in Jenny?
The principal cast of Jenny includes Ellen van Hemert, Maxim Hamel, Andrea Domburg, Kees Brusse, Ko van Dijk.
When was Jenny released and how long is it?
Jenny was released in 1958 with a total runtime of 1h 38m.
Who composed the musical score for Jenny?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Jenny was composed by Jos Cleber.