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SASJA AND NATASHA 2008 | |
| A documentary by Leen van den Berg | ||
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| Synopsis | Sasja and Natasha were born in Kiev, in de Ukraine, and have known each other since childhood. They are very close friends but also very different. Sasja is enterprising and ambitious. She left for the Netherlands, where she now has a good job. Back home, Natasha teaches music from her home and is happy with her husband and dog. When Natasha gets pregnant, Sasja visits her friend and she is confronted with what she left. Has the Orange Revolution changed the Ukraine for better? Did she do the right thing leaving? Does she miss her parents just as much as they missed her? Will sunshine on the autumn leaves in the Hague ever compare with Kiev? In animated scenes, the film tells a story of making choices and being uprooted |
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| Credits | Scenario & Directing | Leen van den Berg |
| Camera | Bert Oosterveld | |
| Sound | Hein Verhoeven | |
| Montage | Jan Ketelaars | |
| Film advice | Barbara den Uyl | |
| Music | Volodymyr Kurylenko en Olexandr Bondarenko | |
| Interpreter | Nataliya Karpenko | |
| Russian translation | Mark Coenen, Katja Khatmatzhytaryuk, Alexandra Mirskikh | |
| English translation and subtitling | Martin Cleaver | |
| Dutch subtitling | Peter Groot | |
| Sound editing | Jac Vleeshouwers | |
| Grading | Jef Grosfeld | |
| Production | Alexandra Mirskikh en Leen van den Berg | |
| Producer | Leen van den Berg | |
| © Van der Hoop Filmproducties 2008 | ||
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