Spanish prize beckons for Emmer filmmaker

Spanish prize beckons for Emmer filmmaker
Spanish prize beckons for Emmer filmmaker
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Exciting days for protagonist Peter Nillesen (left) and filmmaker Thomas Nauw (right). Photo Thomas Nauw

De Emmer filmmaker and director Thomas Nauw will know on Friday whether his film Limitless Betrayal wins prizes. At the Zaragoza Film Festival, the film will compete for the title of best feature film together with four other productions. 734 films were submitted for this category.

People in hiding

The story of Limitless Betrayal revolves around Ludwig Mengelberg, a German-Dutch officer in the Wehrmacht. He is transferred to the Netherlands, where he helps a family hide people in hiding. Mengelberg is not only risking his own life, but also that of the family and the people in hiding.

Press conference

The filmmaker gave a press conference to the Spanish media this morning together with leading actor Peter Nillesen. Nauw: “We said that the film makes the importance of freedom clear. As you can see in Ukraine, this is certainly not self-evident. The press also found it interesting that the German side was well highlighted. In the film you can see that this is simply people were.”

Netflix

The Drenthe production premiered in Emmen last year and has already won several awards in the Netherlands. In addition Limitless Betrayal can be seen worldwide on Netflix. The Drenthe production also played in American cinemas. Nauw is proud of the Spanish recognition: “A nomination is a great compliment for the cast, crew and the 400 volunteers. If the jury of such a famous festival also sees the film as the best film, that is absolutely fantastic. We have everything has been done. Now we have to wait a few more days,” concludes the creative Emmen resident.


The article is in Dutch

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