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Autumn of reflection

Movies that Matter will not only see you at the festival in March. The film event, organised by Amnesty International, is also touring various movie houses in the Netherlands this autumn with a number of films.
De aftrap vindt plaats in oktober met de vertoning van de documentaire We come as friends van Hubert Sauper. In zijn eerdere film Darwin’s nightmare toonde deze bekroonde Oostenrijkse regisseur de bijna apocalyptische gevolgen van mondialisering op het Afrikaanse continent. In We come as ...

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George Vermij

George Vermij

George Vermij is a cultural omnivore with a curious and critical eye. He studied art history and political science in Leiden and has an incurable film addiction. Besides Cultuurpers, he writes about film for Schokkend Nieuws, Gonzo Circus and In de bioscoop. For Tubelight, Metropolis M and Jegens & Tevens he writes about visual art.View Author posts

Movies that Matter will not only see you at the festival in March. The film event, organised by Amnesty International, is also touring various movie houses in the Netherlands this autumn with a number of films.
De aftrap vindt plaats in oktober met de vertoning van de documentaire We come as friends van Hubert Sauper. In zijn eerdere film Darwin’s nightmare toonde deze bekroonde Oostenrijkse regisseur de bijna apocalyptische gevolgen van mondialisering op het Afrikaanse continent. In We come as ...

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