Amsterdam's coronation riots and squatting actions in 1980 serve as a backdrop for Johan van der Keuken's exploration of socio-political climates across Europe and Egypt.
Synopsis
Amsterdam's coronation riots and squatting actions in 1980 serve as a backdrop for Johan van der Keuken's exploration of socio-political climates across Europe and Egypt.
Synopsis
Amsterdam's streets are alive with the chaos of coronation riots and squatting actions on April 30, 1980. Filmmaker Johan van der Keuken sets off from this tumultuous backdrop, traveling through Paris, southern France, and Italy, before arriving in Egypt. The film, originally divided into three parts for VPRO television, captures the socio-political climate of the time. Van der Keuken combines personal narrative with cultural observations, creating a cohesive commentary on the events and places he encounters along the way.
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Why Watch
- See Amsterdam during the 1980 coronation riots.
- Find out about cultural shifts in southern France.
- Meet Johan van der Keuken's artistic vision in Egypt.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 1981, capturing events from 1980.
- It includes footage from the Amsterdam coronation riots on April 30.
- The documentary features locations in four countries: Netherlands, France, Italy, and Egypt.
- The film was originally divided into three parts for VPRO television.
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Who directed 'The Way South'?
Johan van der Keuken directed 'The Way South'.
What year was 'The Way South' released?
'The Way South' was released in 1981.
What countries does Johan van der Keuken travel through in 'The Way South'?
He travels through the Netherlands, France, Italy, and Egypt.
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