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List of Dutch films |
This is a list of films produced in the Netherlands during the 1980s. The films are produced in the Dutch language.
Title | Year | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | |
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1980 | ||||||
Spetters | 1980 | Paul Verhoeven | Renée Soutendijk | |||
Dirty Picture | Pim de la Parra | Pim de la Parra | Docufilm | |||
Het Teken van het Beest | Pieter Verhoeff | Gerard Thoolen, Marja Kok | Drama | |||
De Bende van Hiernaast | ||||||
Laat de Dokter maar Schuiven | Nikolai van der Heyde | Jo de Meyere Piet Bambergen | Komedie | |||
Lieve Jongens | Paul de Lussanet | Hugo Metsers, Hans Dagelet | Drama | |||
Bekende Gezichten, Gemengde Gevoelens | Ate de Jong | Hans Dagelet, Carol van Herwijnen | Drama | |||
Het Verdronken Land | Docufilm | |||||
Title | Year | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | |
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1981 | ||||||
Een vlucht regenwulpen | 1981 | Ate de Jong | Jeroen Krabbe | Drama | ||
Het Verboden Bacchanaal | Wim Verstappen | Rijk Gooyer, Geert de Jong | ||||
ik ben Joep Meloen | Guus Verstraete jr | André van Duyn, Corry van Gorp | Komedie | |||
Het meisje met het rode haar | Ben Verbong | Renée Soutendijk, Peter Tuinman | Drama Oorlog | Entered into the 32nd Berlin International Film Festival | ||
Hoge Hakken, Echte Liefde | Dimitri Frenkel Frank | Monique van de Ven, Rijk de Gooyer | Drama Komedie | |||
Charlotte | Frans Weisz | Birgit Doll, Derek Jacobi | Drama | |||
Twee vorstinnen en een vorst | Otto Jongerius | Kitty Courbois, Linda van Dyck | Drama | |||
Te Gek om Los te Lopen | Guido Pieters | Peter Faber, Jaap Stobbe | ||||
De Pretenders | Jos Stelling | Evert Holtzers | Drama | Entered into the 12th Moscow International Film Festival | ||
GekkenBriefje | ||||||
1982 | ||||||
Allemaal tuig! | 1982 | Ben Sombogaart | ||||
Breathless | Mady Saks | Entered into the 13th Moscow International Film Festival | ||||
De Boezemvriend | Dimitri Frenkel Frank | André van Duin, Jerome Reehuis | Komedie | |||
Van de koele meren des doods | Nouchka van Brakel | Renée Soutendijk, Derek de Lint | Drama | |||
Luger | Theo van Gogh | Thom Hoffman | Thriller | |||
De Stilte Rond Christine M | Marleen Gorris | Edda Barendse, Henriette Tol | Drama | |||
Een Zwoele Zomeravond | Shireen Strooker, Frans Weisz | Marja Kok, Gerard Thoolen | Komedie | |||
Het Verleden | Bas van der Lecq, Bram van Erkel | Jeroen Krabbe, Elja Pelgrom | Drama | |||
De smaak van water | Orlow Seunke | Gerard Thoolen, Dorijn curvers | Drama | Entered into the 39th Venice International Film Festival | ||
Het Dak van de Walvis | Raúl Ruiz | |||||
Pruimenbloesem | Willem van Batenburg | Diane de Koning | Erotiek | |||
Menuet | Lily Rademakers-Veenman | Kris van Dale, Akkemay Marijnissen (Elderenbos) | ||||
Sprong naar de Liefde | Bas van der Lecq | Manouk van der Meulen, Kees Prins | Romantiek | |||
1983 | ||||||
Als je begrijpt wat ik bedoel | Animatie | |||||
De Anna | ||||||
An Bloem | ||||||
Brandende liefde | ||||||
The Fourth Man | Paul Verhoeven | Jeroen Krabbé, Renée Soutendijk | Thriller | |||
The Illusionist | ||||||
De Lift | Dick Maas | Huub Stapel | Horror Thriller | |||
De Mannetjesmaker | ||||||
Pim | ||||||
'n Schot in de Roos | 1983 | Willem van Batenburg | Frank Blaaders, Diana De Koning, Mark de Poorter, Wilma de Winter | Erotiek | ||
Vroeger kon je Lachen | ||||||
De Zwarte Ruiter | ||||||
Een Zaak van Leven of Dood | ||||||
1984 | ||||||
Ciske de Rat | Guido Pieters | Danny de Munk, Willeke van Ammelrooy, Peter Faber, Linda van Dyck | ||||
Schatjes! | Ruud van Hemert | Peter Faber, Geert de Jong, Akkemay Marijnissen (Elderenbos), Frank Schaafsma | ||||
Een dagje naar het strand | Theo van Gogh | |||||
Moord in Extase | Hans Scheepmaker | Joop Doderer Ron Brandsteder | Misdaad | |||
De Witte Waan | ||||||
De stille Oceaan | Digna Sinke | Entered into the 34th Berlin International Film Festival | ||||
Bastille | ||||||
De grens | Leon de Winter | Screened at the 1984 Cannes Film Festival | ||||
De weg naar Bresson | Leo De Boer, Jurriën Rood | Documentary | Screened at the 1984 Cannes Film Festival | |||
Gebroken Spiegels | ||||||
De Schorpioen | ||||||
Het Licht van Cadiz | ||||||
Overvallers in de Dierentuin | Jeugd | |||||
1985 | ||||||
Het Bittere Kruid | 1985 | Oorlog | ||||
Wildschut | Bobby Eerhart | Hidde Maas | Thriller Misdaad | Belgische co-productie | ||
Mama is Boos | Ruud van Hemert | |||||
Pervola, sporen in de sneeuw | Orlow Seunke | Drama | Entered into the 42nd Venice International Film Festival | |||
De Prooi | Rijk de Gooyer | Thriller | ||||
De IJssalon | Dimitri Frenkel Frank | Renée Soutendijk | Drama Oorlog | Entered into the 14th Moscow International Film Festival | ||
Soldaten zonder Geweren | ||||||
De Deur van het Huis | ||||||
1986 | ||||||
Op hoop van zegen | 1986 | Guido Pieters | Kitty Courbois, Danny de Munk | Vissersdrama | ||
De Wisselwachter | Jos Stelling | |||||
In de schaduw van de overwinning | ||||||
Flodder | Dick Maas | Huub Stapel, Nelly Frijda | Komedie | |||
De Aanslag | Fons Rademakers | Derek de Lint | Oorlog | Won een Oscar | ||
Abel | Alex van Warmerdam | |||||
Charley | ||||||
Het Gezin van Paemel | ||||||
Als in een Roes | ||||||
Field of Honor | Dae-hie Kim, Hans Scheepmaker | Everett McGill, Ron Brandsteder Bart Römer | Oorlog | |||
1987 | ||||||
Terug naar Oegstgeest | 1987 | Theo van Gogh | Tom Jansen, Hidde Kuiper | Drama Komedie | ||
Een Maand Later | Noucka van Brakel | Renée Soutendijk, Monique van de Ven | Komedie Drama | |||
Iris | Mady Saks | Monique van de Ven, John Kraaykamp | Drama Thriller | |||
Havinck | Frans Weisz | Willem Nijholt | Drama | Screened at the 1988 Cannes Film Festival | ||
Blonde Dolly | Gerrit van Elst | Hilde van Mieghem, Peter Tuinman | Drama | |||
Van geluk gesproken | Pieter Verhoeff | Mirjam Sternheim, Gerard Thoolen | ||||
Grijpstra en de Gier 2: De Ratelrat | Wim Verstappen | Rijk de Gooyer, Peter Faber | Misdaad | |||
Zoeken naar Eileen W. | Rudolf van den Berg | Thom Hoffman, Lysette Anthony | Drama | |||
Dagboek van een Oude Dwaas | Lily Rademakers | Ralph Micheal, Beatie Edney | Drama | |||
Vroeger is Dood | Ine Schenkan | Jasperine de Jong, Max Croiset | Drama | |||
1988 | ||||||
Honneponnetje | 1988 | Ruud van Hemert | Nada van Nie | Komedie | ||
Donna Donna | Hans & Luc van Beek | René van 't Hof, Simone Walraven | Komedie Drama | |||
Amsterdamned | Dick Maas | Huub Stapel, Monique van de Ven | Thriller | |||
De Avonden | Rudolf van den Berg | Thom Hoffman, Rijk de Gooyer | Drama | |||
Rituelen | Herbert Curiel | Derek de Lint, Thom Hoffman | Drama | |||
Hersenschimmen | Heddy Hodigmann | Joop Admiraal, Marja Kok | Drama | |||
Theo en Thea en de ontmaskering van het tenenkaasimperium | Tosca Niterink, Arjan Ederveen | Komedie | ||||
The Vanishing | 1988 | George Sluizer | Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu, Gene Bervoets, Johanna ter Steege | Thriller | Dutch-French co-production [1] | |
1989 | ||||||
Jan Rap en zijn maat | 1989 | Ine Schenkan | Paul de Leeuw, Jasperina de Jong | Drama | ||
Loos | Theo van Gogh | Tom Jansen, Renée Fokker | Drama | |||
Mijn Vader woont in Rio | ||||||
De Kassière | Ben Verbong | Marion van Thijn, Thom Hoffman | ||||
Lost in Amsterdam | Pim de la Parra | Kenneth Hardegein, Manouk van der Meulen | Drama | |||
Wilde Harten | Jindra Markus | Alexandra van Marken, Han Oldigs | ||||
Leedvermaak | Frans Weisz | Catherine ten ruggecate, Pierre Bokma | Drama | aka Polonaise | ||
Ongedaan Gedaan | ||||||
Zwerfsters | ||||||
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