De Kresj (1995) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is De Kresj about?
De Kresj is a documentary. Marije Meerman attended the anti-authoritarian daycare center Prins Constantijn in Amsterdam around 1970. There, a collective of parents aimed to raise children as socially critical, creative, and inclusive individuals. Twenty-five years later, Meerman reconnects with her former daycare-mates. She investigates their lives and the ideals instilled in them during their childhood. The film reflects on the outcomes of these early experiences and the lasting effects of the collective’s approach to parenting.
When was De Kresj released?
De Kresj was released in 1995.
How long is De Kresj?
De Kresj has a runtime of 57 minutes.
What genre is De Kresj?
De Kresj is classified as Society.
What topics does De Kresj cover?
De Kresj explores topics including family-dynamics.