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In 2010, the Public Broadcaster is once again broadcasting six new Telefilms, this year in two blocks. Below is the broadcast schedule for July. The remaining three films will be broadcast this autumn. Telefilms are feature films for television that address social themes. The co-productions between independent producers and the public broadcaster receive financial support from the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (OCW) and CoBO, the project's implementing body. Sat 17 July, 20:15, Ned 2: THE LAST JOURNEY OF MR. VAN LEEUWEN Nico lives with his father on the farm. His father has been ill for some time, but Nico tries to hide this from the outside world for fear of the possible consequences. Then his brother Ernst comes to visit. He is shocked when he sees his father, who is suffering from dementia, and the neglected farm. Ernst wants to call in professional help and have his father admitted to a care home. This leads to a serious conflict between the two brothers. cast: Frits Lambrechts, Ronald Top, Mike Reus, Rosa Reuten, director: Hanro Smitsman, screenplay: Hanro Smitsman & Paul Ruven, producer: Talent United, broadcaster: HUMAN Sat 24 July, 20:15, Ned 2: SEKJOERITIE Tjitske works for a current affairs program. Her boss allows her to make a documentary about a hot topic: the rising popularity of right-wing ideology. Bob, a security guard, seems like the ideal representative of 'the underbelly of society'. Tjitske challenges him, but is primarily confronted with her own prejudices. And the better she gets to know Bob, the more she likes him. cast: Elise Schaap, Loek Peters, Peggy-Jane de Schepper, Casper Grimbrère, director: Nicole van Kilsdonk, screenplay: Bert Bouma, producer: Stetz Film, broadcaster: EO Sat 31 July, 20:15, Ned 2: KÖFTE Erdal Koksal, the blind and stubborn Turkish chef of restaurant De Sultan, does everything he can to preserve his traditional restaurant. In doing so, he must learn that the people around him are not ingredients, but must be given the chance to make their dreams come true. Cast: Vefa Ocal, Gürkan Kücüksentürk, Maartje van de Wetering, Ebru Akyildiz, director: Michiel van Jaarsveld, screenplay: Michiel van Jaarsveld & Maarten Lebens, producer: Waterland Film & TV, broadcaster: AVRO/NCRV The other three Telefilms of 2010 are LelleBelle (Sat 11 Sep, 22:00, Ned 3), Kom niet aan mijn kinderen and Win/Win (broadcast dates not yet known).

PRESENTATION OF THE 2009/2010 FILM YEARBOOK On Friday afternoon, June 4, actress Lotte Verbeek, lead actress in the film Nothing Personal, will receive the first copy of the Film Yearbook 2009/2010. The presentation will take place at 3:30 PM (reception from 3:00 PM) at the Filmmuseum Vondelpark (Film Hall 2), Amsterdam. The Film Yearbook 2009/2010 contains descriptions and extensive credits of all theatrical films released in the Netherlands in 2009. An indispensable source of information for every film enthusiast. This Film Yearbook contains various articles: Author of the Year - Michael Haneke The 2009 Golden Palm winner was Michael Haneke with *Das Weisse Band*. His ominous message is roughly the same in all his films: what we repress from our lives will return in another, more destructive form. Under the watchful eye of the camera, he plays a sophisticated game with the viewer, as described by Jann Ruyters of the newspaper *Trouw*. 3D is back The most striking event of 2009 was the breakthrough of 3D. Once written off as carnival entertainment, 3D made its glorious comeback. Due to the meteoric success of Avatar, it briefly seemed as if James Cameron was single-handedly responsible for the 3D revival, but that impression requires some nuance. Film journalist Leo Bankersen dives deep into the dual world and looks back and forward with 3D glasses on. The soap opera surrounding Wit Licht and The Silent Army Few films have experienced such a turbulent year as Wit Licht and the re-edit The Silent Army. A reconstruction of the commotion surrounding Marco Borsato's brainchild, by film journalist Jan Pieter Ekker. Nazis in the leading role - The Good German exists After a number of failed Iraq films, Hollywood turned to a more manageable war period, World War II, but reversed the roles: good Germans instead of bad ones, and heroic Jews instead of passive victims. An article by film critic Joost Broeren Annual Review The year-end review written by Karin Wolfs reveals that the film year 2009 was a year of crisis, lost souls, and failing psychiatrists. But also of historic attendance extras. Cinematically, 2009 seemed like a year of extremes in which skepticism and optimism vied for supremacy. Actresses on their love of film The Film Yearbook is pleased that the sponsorship agreement with Film1 is being continued, as well as the collaboration with the editors of internet subsidiary Filmfocus, who, under the banner of Filmliefde, asked a new generation of actresses about their funniest, most moving, and scariest film. The answers can be read in this Film Yearbook. On the website www.film1.nl, the film descriptions from the Film Yearbook can be read alongside the films to be broadcast. Furthermore, the Film Yearbook contains a list of the most important film awards, attendance extras, and addresses of film and DVD distributors. Once again, the utmost care has been taken in researching titles released in the Netherlands and gathering the names of actors and technicians, attendance extras, soundtracks, correct aspect ratios, and DVD data. Digitally projected films are also included in the book with credits and descriptions. For the substantive reviews, a selection of established and emerging film writers was once again called upon, who together represent a wide range of daily newspapers, weekly magazines, and film journals, as well as film companies.

The Shoot Me Film Festival is being held for the sixth time this year from October 8 to 17, 2010, at various locations in The Hague. For this edition, the independent film and music festival is once again organizing two competitions for national and international independent film and music video makers. The competition is already open. Submissions can be made until June 15, 2010; prize winners will be announced during the festival from October 8 to 17, 2010 in The Hague. Different Angle Film Competition This film competition aims to encourage independent filmmakers to portray their vision of a current theme in an interesting and creative way, from a different angle than we are accustomed to. From all submissions, the 10 best films are nominated and screened during the festival. The ultimate winner of the Different Angle Film Award is chosen by a professional jury and announced during the festival from October 8 to 17, 2010. In 2009, the Different Angle Film Competition was won by Left Behind by directors Andreas Gräfenstein & Fabian Daub, Germany. Dutch Music Video Competition The first Dutch competition focused purely on the music video! Entries are judged by a jury on criteria including originality of concept, creativity in production choices, and balance between music and visuals. The jury consists of prominent extras in the fields of music and film. In 2009, these were Bart Rutten (curator at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam), Jonas Akerlund (multi-award-winning director), and Marco Grandia (music video director for artists such as Kane and Di-rect). The competition is divided into a national and an international selection. These awards will also be presented during the festival from October 8 to 17, 2010. In 2009, the Dutch Music Video Awards were won by: Best international music video: Hey / Artist: Eatliz, directed by Guy Ben Shetrit, Israel. Best Dutch music video: Squeeze Me / Artist: Kraak & Smaak, directed by André Maat and Henk Loorbach. Shoot Me Film Festival The Shoot Me Film Festival offers the public the opportunity to experience independent films, often combined with live music, at unique locations in The Hague. Shoot Me Film Festival aims to offer an alternative perspective on the world and approach generally accepted truths in different ways. The final say in this rests with the viewer; Shoot Me Film Festival merely provides a starting point by screening relevant films from the international independent circuit. To register and submit, go to: http://www.shoot-me.nl