The Letter for the King
Young Tiuri has to pass the final test before before being knighted by king Dagonaut. He has to pass a night in the chapel, what is suddenly disturbed by a strangers request of help. With his decision to help the stranger, Tiuri abandons his given task and starts into an adventure, that will shape the destiny of Dagonaut. On his journey he learns about the true meaning of love, friendship, courage and loyalty.
Pieter Verhoeff
Casts & Crew
Yannick van de Velde
Quinten Schram
Johan Leysen
Rüdiger Vogler
Bram van der Vlugt
Rüdiger Vogler
Bram van der Vlugt
Hanna Schwamborn
Roos Netjes
Lars Rudolph
Pierre Bokma
Victor Reinier
Daan Schuurmans
Raymond Thiry
Derek de Lint
Gijs Scholten van Aschat
Kees Boot
Hans Dagelet
Michiel Romeyn
Monic Hendrickx
Uwe Ochsenknecht
Peter Tuinman
Thijs Feenstra
Rein Hofman
Benja Bruijning
Bert Luppes
Willem de Wolf
Ton Kas
Ronald Top
Kees Hulst
Marcel Faber
Pieter Bouwman
Also Directed by Pieter Verhoeff
By alternating documentary with fiction, a portrait is drawn of Peter van Straaten, eminent draughtsman of political cartoons, the long-term Parool serial Agnes and a countless series of painfully comical sketches of everyday life. Interviews with Van Straaten - outside, at home and at work - smoothly merge with dramatised excerpts from Agnes (played by people like Renée Fokker, Pierre Bokma and Hans Kesting). 'That's me, dressed up as a woman', he says about this creation. The camera peeks over his shoulder when Van Straaten makes his black-and-white drawings with pen and ink. His humour is harsh; he draws people in all their spinelessness, sadness and dishonesty, with a remarkable eye to facial expressions and postures. Through his drawings and stories, he also talks about his personal experiences with alcohol, relationships, family, health and sex - and his lifelong love for birds in the open field.
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