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| KEEPING UP APPEARANCES 1992 | ||
| A film by Leen van den Berg | ||
| Synopsis | This
film about Delil, a refugee from Turkish Kurdistan, takes a critical look
at Dutch asylum policy. Delil's application for asylum was rejected so he became an illegal alien. He found work in the greenhouses in the Westland. When the police raided the greenhouses, Delil disappeared. The film maker decided to go and look for him and o the way she met several of the people involved: Delil's neighbour, a market gardener, the chief of police responsible for the raids, someone from a refugee committee and the former junior minister Aad Kosto. The film shines a dramatic and critical light on the pros and cons of the current asylum policy. |
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| Credits | 28 minutes / colour / optical sound / 16 mm / Beta SP / VHS / Digi Beta | |
| Direction/screenplay | Leen van den Berg | |
| Photography | Wiro Felix, Dorith Vinken | |
| Camera assistant | Jaap Veldhoen | |
| Sound | Barbu Stratulat | |
| Editor | Barbara den Uyl | |
| Sound Editor | Martijn Gerfin | |
| Music | Aryan Ferwerda | |
| Interpreters | Leyla Gezik, Meltem Tunc | |
| Runner | Ellen Kok | |
| Production | Heleen Snuverink | |
| Producer | Leen van den Berg | |
| Distribution and Sales | Van der Hoop Film Productions | |
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This film was made with the financial support of the Generale Diakonale Raad, the Haëlla Stichting and the Stichting het R.C. Maagdenhuis. |
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| © Van der Hoop Film Productions / Humanistische Omroep Stichting 1992 | ||