List of Dutch films of the 1980s

Last updated December 01, 2024

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
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
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 [ nl ]		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
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