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Nov 15, 2004 12:00 a.m. - Yahoo! News: Entertainment - Movies
Variety - The gap between a young daydreamer's fantasies and his challenging realities is explored with a gentle touch and episodic routine in "Young Kees." Second-time helmer Andre van Duren's uncertain, CGI-heavy adaptation of Theo Thijssen's novel has the look of a Currier & Ives catalog. Although certain devices used to tell the story of a boy in 1895 Amsterdam suggest a children's film, the tone and length are geared for late teens and grown-ups --- who, however, are unlikely to respond. Beyond its good local release in late 2003 and fest activity, pic is unlikely to translate beyond the Dutch-language market.
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Directed by : André van Duren
Written by :Bob In’t Hout (scenario)Maarten Lebens...
Film Reviews: The gap between a young daydreamer’s fantasies and his challenging realities is explored with a gent...
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