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Sweet Dreams The Bottom Line More like colonial nightmares. Venue: Locarno Film Festival (Competition) Cast: Renée Soutendijk, Hayati Azis, Lisa Zweerman, Florian Myjer, Muhammad Khan, Hans.
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Agathe (Locarno Best Performance-winner Renée Soutendijk), wife of plantation owner Jan (Hans Dagelet) moves through its ebony-paneled rooms like an imperious ghost.
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The film had its world premiere at the Locarno Film Festival in August, winning Dutch actress Renée Soutendijk a best performance award. It will get its North American premiere at the Toronto.
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August 24, 11:02 am Locarno 2023 Review: SWEET DREAMS, Subversive Satire at the End of Colonialism Renée Soutendijk and Lisa Zweerman star in a surreal Dutch colonial satire, directed by Ena.
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August 5, 2023 1:36am. EXCLUSIVE: Amsterdam-based filmmaker Ena Sendijarević debuts her colonial satire Sweet Dreams in Competition at Locarno this weekend. Today, we can share a first-look clip.
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Renée Soutendijk was awarded on Saturday at the prestigious film festival of Locarno in Switzerland. The Dutch actress was awarded the prize for the best acting performance in a competition film for her role in Sweet Dreams. Sweet Dreams also won a prize in Locarno. Producer Lemming Film and director Ena Sendijarevic's drama about the […]
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August 5, 2023 Post navigation ←→ home news reviews Festivals essays features "A cast full of Dutch veteran character actors under Sendijarević's steady guidance create a peculiar but fascinating entry in Dutch cinema's look at its darker side of history." Indonesia, the turn of the 20th century.
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In addition to Soutendijk and Dagelet, Lisa Zweerman, Florian Myjer, Hayati Azis, Rio den Haas and Peter Faber play important roles in the film. Sweet dream It is also the opening film of the Holland Film Festival in Utrecht, after its world premiere in Locarno on 22 September. A week later, the drama can be seen in Dutch cinemas.
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After premiering and winning the Golden Leopard for Best Performance for Renée Soutendijk in Locarno and screening at several other festivals, the film played at the Toronto International Film Festival. Renée Soutendijk has also chosen as the Dutch candidate for the Academy Award for Best International Film at the 2024 Oscars.
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Sweet Dreams [+. ] premiered as part of Locarno Film Festival 's International Competition and is both delightful and snappy in the ways it tackles complex geopolitical issues, embodied by its characters and their oppositional attitudes towards power. At one point, towards the film's end, a mirror cracks in the colonisers' lavish mansion.
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Actress Renée Soutendijk was awarded a Golden Leopard at the Locarno Film Festival on Saturday for her role as matriarch Agathe in the Dutch East Indies Sweet Dreams by director Ena Sendijarević. The film had its world premiere at the Swiss festival before being screened this week at the Sarajevo Film Festival and later traveling […]
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The Golden Leopards were presented at the Locarno Film Festival on Saturday. Actress Renée Soutendijk was crowned best actress for her performance in Ena Sendijarević's 'Sweet Dreams'. The top prize was for the banned Iranian film "Critical Zone".
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Renette Pauline Soutendijk [ˈsʌutəndɛik], born 21 May 1957), known professionally as Renée Soutendijk, is a Dutch actress. A gymnast in her youth, Soutendijk began her acting career in the late 1970s.
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Premiering at this year's Locarno Film Festival, where it was feted with a best performance award for Soutendijk, "Sweet Dreams" was described as a "gorgeous, sardonic portrait of colonial.
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Renée Soutendijk ("Sweet Dreams," Netherlands, Sweden, Indonesia, Réunion) Special Mention. Ali Ahmadzadeh's 'Critical Zone' tops Locarno; Radu Jude wins for 'Do Not Expect Too.