Wat Zien Ik (1971)
Genre: Comedy
Duration: 90 minuten
Alternative titles: Wat Zien Ik!? / Business Is Business / Any Special Way / Diary of a Hooker
Country:
Netherlands
Directed by: Paul Verhoeven
Stars: Ronnie Bierman, Sylvia de Leur and Piet Römer
IMDb score:
5,8 (1.408)
Releasedate: 10 September 1971
This movie is not available on US streaming services.
Wat Zien Ik plot
Blonde Greet (Ronnie Bierman) is an experienced, but friendly prostitute on the Amsterdam Red Light District. Her friend and colleague Nel (Sylvia de Leur) lives on the second floor of her house and is exploited and abused by her pimp. When Greet meets the married man Piet, they feel drawn to each other and Nel decides to leave "life" behind and look for a steady friend.
Actors and actresses
Blonde Greet
Nel Muller - Haar van boven
Sjaak
Piet
Klant - First one
Prostitute
Van Schaveren
Reviews & comments
Vinokourov
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- 3143 messages
- 2909 votes
Paul Verhoeven's first film is actually pretty bad and he doesn't like to be reminded of it either, but I was able to have some fun with this curious piece of cinema. Discovering a story in it is quite difficult, in fact the life of the whore Greet (Ronnie Buurman) is followed. Bizarre (and hilarious) sex scenes are dutifully interspersed with the worries between her and other characters, which are nevertheless funny. Not really high quality, but with a length of one and a half hours this is manageable.
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Black Math
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- 5430 messages
- 1753 votes
Far from great, but quite entertaining. That entertainment was mainly in the bizarre role-playing games that are played, with the chicken coop as the highlight for me. A story is woven around all those role plays to tie everything together, it all has little to do with it, but it has its charm, and the atmosphere is also pleasant.
Visually not too much, what you get in return is the atmosphere of Amsterdam in the seventies. The same applies to the music, but it fits nicely with the general atmosphere of the film.
Many celebrities also spot: a nice role for Piet Römer, Sacco van der Made comes by, just like Carry Tefsen, and Paul van Gorcum shows up as a wedding official, just like in Turks Fruit.
Ultimately, I like this film better than Turkish Delight, it contains little drama, has no pretensions at all, making it much easier to digest. 2*.
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