01/23/1940
Bergen op Zoom, Netherlands:
Adriaan Ditvoorst was a screenwriter and director, educated at the Netherlands Film Academy. He was well-known for his experimental films. In 1967, Paranoia was selected for the 17th Berlin International Film Festival. Ditvoorst grew up in a Catholic family. When he was only ten years old, his father died in a car accident. Both death and Catholicism became important themes in Ditvoorst’s work, as in Carna (1969), shot in his birthplace Bergen op Zoom, Netherlands.
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De domeinen Ditvoorst (1992) as Self (archive footage) |
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De witte waan (1984) Director |
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De witte waan (1984) Screenplay |
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Lucifer (1981) Director |
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De mantel der liefde (1978) Director |
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De mantel der liefde (1978) Writer |
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Flanagan (1975) Director |
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Flanagan (1975) Scenario Writer |
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De blinde fotograaf (1973) Director |
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De blinde fotograaf (1973) Producer |
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De blinde fotograaf (1973) Scenario Writer |
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Antenna (1970) Director |
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Antenna (1970) Writer |
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Antenna (1970) Producer |
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De val (1970) Director |
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Carna (1969) Director |
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Carna (1969) Producer |
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Carna (1969) Writer |
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Paranoia (1967) Director |
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Paranoia (1967) Writer |
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Ik kom wat later naar Madra (1965) Director |
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Ik kom wat later naar Madra (1965) Writer |
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Ik kom wat later naar Madra (1965) Editor |