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DROOM

Available online: 24/03/2025
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Director Fleur Jonkers
Choreographer Linde Lente Wagemakers
Netherlands 2024
7 minutes
How does it feel to stand still in a world that never stops moving? This film is an invitation to experience three distinct phases of stillness.

Synopsis

In today’s world, it’s almost impossible to truly stand still. We keep ourselves constantly busy, striving for more and getting less in return. Droom acknowledges this overwhelming feeling and invites us to experience three different phases of stillness.

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In today’s world, it’s almost impossible to truly stand still. We keep ourselves constantly busy, striving for more and getting less in return. Droom acknowledges this overwhelming feeling and invites us to experience three different phases of stillness.

Full credits

Section
New Dutch
Director
Fleur Jonkers
Choreographer
Linde Lente Wagemakers
Production countries
Netherlands
Production year
2024
Duration
7 minutes
Producer
Dewi Sijtsema

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