Loes Wouterson Movies
- 1994
This award winning biographical drama is based on the autobiography of Dutch poet Valentine Boecke. It is also the Netherlands' entry in the Oscars. Valentine Boeck is in his twenties and has already become a cult figure in Dutch coffeehouses. He is not only famed for his writing, but also, for his militant non-conformity and drug usage. His life's motto is simply that all actions must be followed by a reaction. Boecke was raised by a dictatorial father whom Boecke rebelled against. While it became the source of many great poems, it also made normal relationships and emotions difficult for him. He had a life changing event when he met Mieke the teacher who encouraged him when he was young. He meets her again after her life has taken a downward spiral of alcoholism and internalized rage. He is drawn to her and they make passionate love. She disappears, but then returns a few months later--pregnant. He then must deal with his conflicting emotions, that of paternity and entrapment. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Antonie Kamerling, Loes Wouterson, (more)
- 1993
Whether it is the duck in the box she is carrying, or something else that's in there with it, Sacha (Loes Wouterson) is being followed by some very unsavory characters. She agreed to hold it as a favor to a stranger, and since then, she has been mugged, and has had to seek refuge with two pretty scary men (Victor Löw and Jack Wouterse) who keep casting greedy glances not at the box, but at her violin. She is a violinist, and was on her way to Amsterdam to tell her boyfriend that she is pregnant. Instead, as she hides from her pursuers with these two bums, she strikes up an unexpected romance. Along the way, her rescuers share with her what they think The Three Best Things in Life are. ~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Loes Wouterson, Victor Löw, (more)
