Rogier Hesp
When their mother has passed, 21-year-old Vincent and his brother Sjoerd who is five years older go and stay in a caravan at the edge of her native Flemish village. They seek comfort with each other. It is soon clear that their grief does not concern her demise, but her failing motherhood. With a nihilist lifestyle, they fight the pain and pass their days with drugs and destructive behaviour. Although Vincent wants to return to the Netherlands and let go off the past, the fraternal bond is too strong to be broken.
Jelle lives with his father, an old-fashioned organ grinder. Standing in the street, they earn a living grinding the organ Rosalinda, an honest but tedious existence. Adolescent Jelle's loyalty is put to the test when his gabber-house friends expect him at a big dance party that coincides with shopping night, which is important for his father's income. Jelle is faced with the impossible choice between his dad and his friends.
