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Desi is a 2000 Dutch documentary directed by Maria Ramos, focusing on the life of an 11-year-old girl named Desi. Living in Amsterdam, Desi comes from a dysfunctional family, which leads to her experiencing various insecurities in her daily life. The film captures her reliance on social services as she navigates her challenging environment.
The documentary presents a raw and intimate portrait of Desi's struggles, showcasing her interactions with social workers and the impact of her family situation on her well-being. With a runtime of 90 minutes, the film provides a detailed look at the complexities of her life and the support systems in place in Amsterdam.
Why Watch
- •Meet Desi, an 11-year-old girl facing real-life issues.
- •See the impact of social services in Amsterdam.
- •Find out about Desi's family struggles.
Did You Know
•Desi won the Gouden Kalf award for Best Documentary in 2001.
•The film received the IDFA audience award in 2000.
•Desi is directed by Maria Ramos, a notable Dutch filmmaker.
•The documentary has a runtime of 90 minutes.
Perfect For
Documentary enthusiastsSocial issues advocatesFans of Dutch cinema