Dead Water (1934)
After building a dam, closing off the Zuiderzee from the sea, it effectively turns the former sea into a lake and the fishermen call it "dead water". They desperately attack the dam with spades and even explosives, culminating in tragedy.
Director: Gerard Rutten
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Jan Musch as Willem de Geus |
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Theo de Maal as Jaap de Meeuw |
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Bets Ranucci-Beckman as Aaf de Meeuw |
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Arnold Marlé as Dirk Brak |
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Max Croiset as Jan Brak |
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Helga Gogh as Maartje Brak |
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John Schilthuizen as Freek |
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Jules Verstraete as Visser |
| Writing | Gerard Rutten | Writer |
| Writing | Simon Koster | Writer |
| Camera | Andor von Bàrsy | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Gerard Rutten | Director |
| Crew | Walter Gronostay | Compositor |
| Editing | Lien d'Oliveyra | Editor |
| Editing | Gerard Rutten | Editor |
| Production | Gerard Rutten | Producer |
| Sound | Walter Gronostay | Music |
| Sound | Willem Mengelberg | Music |
