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TRIPTIEK

TRIPTIEK

Paul van den Wildenberg, Jan Ketelaars 2010 60 min The Netherlands

Kinoteka Zlatna Vrata September 16, 2011 19:00

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TRIPTYCH -Paul van den Wildenberg / Jan Ketelaars

Triptiek is a poetic, lyrical film that features a trio of locations as intriguing leads: how we live, work and relax in the Netherlands.
The desire for economic growth, dreams bigger than we can ever hope to achieve and the intoxication of the masses: each of the triptych’s locations has an extreme, monomaniac focus on living, working or recreation. This highlights their absurdity and downsides.

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Paul van den Wildenberg, Jan Ketelaars

Paul van den Wildenberg
Born in 1952. He studied at the Vrije Academie in The Hague and at the Dutch Film Academy in Amsterdam. He works as an independent filmmaker, often together with Jan Ketelaars. Their films show a visual, photographic approach in which the human relation to the surroundings returns as a central theme. Van den Wildenberg also worked as a freelance director for several Dutch television art programmes (NPS, VPRO). Since 1986, he has been working as a film teacher at the Utrecht School for the Arts (HKU).

Jan Ketelaars
Born in 1951. He studied at the Vrije Academie in The Hague. He works as an independent filmmaker, often together with Paul van den Wildenberg. He also works an editor and producer for documentaries, short films and sometimes fiction films. He teaches at the Utrecht School for the Arts (HKU).