Het Bombardement (2012)
Genre: War / Drama
Duration: 104 minuten
Country:
Netherlands
Directed by: Ate de Jong
Stars: Jan Smit, Roos van Erkel and Gerard Cox
IMDb score:
4,1 (1.851)
Releasedate: 19 December 2012
Het Bombardement plot
Love drama between the young boxer Vincent (Jan Smit) and the betrothed Eva (Roos van Erkel). While the war breaks out in the Netherlands, their love, which is both fierce and impossible, is also ignited. Then May 14, 1940 arrives, the day that the center of Rotterdam is bombed and the young lovers lose sight of each other.
Actors and actresses
Vincent de Graaf
Eva von Heerle
Dirk Lagerwaard
Chris de Graaf
Mrs. von Heerle
Uncle Cor
Vincent's Grandmother
Aunt Anke
German Officer
Old Vincent de Graaf
Reviews & comments
BBarbie
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- 12893 messages
- 7675 votes
Despite all the warnings beforehand, I had to try this film once. I shouldn't have done that. The fact that the bombing of Rotterdam in May 1940 is being used as the setting for a romantic drama is still appropriate, but that it is done on the basis of an excruciatingly bad screenplay with cringe-inducing dialogues is a disgrace.
I suspend my judgment about the acting talents of Jan Smit and Roos van Erkel for the time being. With this worthless material, neither of them got a real chance.
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IH88
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- 9727 messages
- 3182 votes
The Bombardment
If it weren't so sad, you could laugh heartily at The Bombardment. The script, the actors, the incredibly bad direction by Ate de Jong and the terrible voice-over, it is a completely missed production and a low point in Dutch cinema. The fact that Jan Smit is not the worst point of the film (far from it) says it all. Hopefully one day there will be a film that does justice to the bombing of Rotterdam.
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Brandt
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- 364 messages
- 293 votes
If you approach this film like a slapstick, there is so much to laugh about that you could say that the bombing was a success. Jan Smit from Volendam, how do you come up with it...? And that voice-over by Mr. Aart from Sesame Street...Hahaha!
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