Movie Where Dragons Live
Watch from 30.05 to 15.06
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FilmWhere Dragons Live
The Netherlands, United Kingdom2024documentary81'Where Dragons Live is an intimate and enchanting portrait of childhood fears, imagination and the enduring power of the family myths and artefacts that shape our lives. We follow the Impey siblings as they prepare their family home for sale. They face difficult choices about which treasures to keep and which to discard, reflecting their struggle with conflicting memories.
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Suzanne RaesFilm director, producer and screenwriter. She has been working as an independent filmmaker for more than 20 years. Her early films a.o. "The Houses of Hristina" (2007), "The Rainbow Warriors of Waiheke Island" (2009), and "The Successor of Kakiemon" (2012) premiered at IDFA and won several awards at international film festivals. Her film "Come Closer" about Boudewijn de Groot received the IDFA Music Audience Award in 2015. For her film about the Rotterdam social service, "Quid pro quo" (2015) Raes won a Golden Calf, the most important film award in the Netherlands. More recent the co-production "Ganz; How I Lost My Bettle" had a successful theatrical release and has been broadcasted in the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland.
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Where Dragons Live is an intimate and enchanting portrait of childhood fears, imagination and the enduring power of the family myths and artefacts that shape our lives. We follow the Impey siblings as they prepare their family home for sale. They face difficult choices about which treasures to keep and which to discard, reflecting their struggle with conflicting memories.
- directed by
- Suzanne Raes
Film director, producer and screenwriter. She has been working as an independent filmmaker for more than 20 years. Her early films a.o. "The Houses of Hristina" (2007), "The Rainbow Warriors of Waiheke Island" (2009), and "The Successor of Kakiemon" (2012) premiered at IDFA and won several awards at international film festivals. Her film "Come Closer" about Boudewijn de Groot received the IDFA Music Audience Award in 2015. For her film about the Rotterdam social service, "Quid pro quo" (2015) Raes won a Golden Calf, the most important film award in the Netherlands. More recent the co-production "Ganz; How I Lost My Bettle" had a successful theatrical release and has been broadcasted in the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland.
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