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For a Lost Soldier
Original Title
Voor Een Verloren Soldaat- Director: Roeland Kerbosch
- Writer: Don Bloch; Rudi van Dantzig
- Producer: Guurtje Buddenberg; Matthijs van Heijningen
CGiii Comment
If you are going to make a controversial film tastefully, then this is the way to do it.
Definitely important...definitely divisive.
How child abuse differs from the legal definition than that of the childs' - a huge question, massive contention.
A very rare film with the utmost of charm.
Ultimately, brave.
Trailer...
The(ir) Blurb...
The story of a romantic relationship between a grown-up and a child. Set in the Netherlands near the end of WWII, the film is a flashback recalling an adolescent relationship between Jeroen and a Canadian soldier. A difficult subject handled with style and feeling.
Cast & Characters
Maarten Smit as Jeroen Boman;
Jeroen Krabbe as Jeroen Boman;
Andrew Kelley as Walt Cook;
Freark Smink as Hait;
Elsje de Wijn as Mem;
Derk-Jan Kroon as Jan;
Wiendelt Hooijer as Henk;
Iris Misset as Bonden;
Gineke de Jager as Elly;
Tatum Dagelet as Gertie;
Marie-Jose Kouwenhoven as Renske;
Valerie Valentine as Laura;
William Sutton as Chuck;
Andrew Butling as Buikspreker;
Andrew Cassani as Winslow