De Stilte van het Naderen (English title: Silence of the Soul) is a 2000 Dutch film directed by Stephan Brenninkmeijer.
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Directed by | Stephan Brenninkmeijer |
Written by | Dick van den Heuvel Stephan Brenninkmeijer |
Produced by | Peter Maris |
Starring | Elvira Out Daan Hugeart Ronald Top |
Cinematography | Han Wennink |
Edited by | Elsbeth Kasteel |
Music by | Soundpalette |
Distributed by | EO |
Release date | 2000 |
Running time | 104 minutes |
Country | Netherlands |
Language | Dutch |
Budget | 700.000 EURO |
When Jules Brasschaert, convicted and jailed for a crime he has committed several years ago, is pardoned he is a changed man. He found his peace with the help of his belief in God. After a chance meeting with this man, Susan burns her bridges to be with him. As it turns out she is to redeem herself of a childhood trauma. While this is going on, Susan's fiancée is losing grips on his steady and well planned life and shows his true face.
'Silence of the Soul' Won the 'Golden Crown Award' for Best Foreign Film at the ICVM festival, Atlanta USA in 2001.
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