Daan’s Inheritance

Trying to get a handle on his life and depression, Daan confronts his father, photographer Ed van der Elsken, who died in 1990.

Daddy Doll

Six-year-old Aiden says goodbye to his father, a soldier in the US Army bound for Afghanistan.

Dancers

Four people with Parkinson's Disease have a new and intense physical experience when they attend a dance class.

Daughters of Malakeh

Two Iranian sisters look to the future after they give new shape to their lives.

Day in a Life, A

A modest observation of the relationship between humanity and nature, revealing the hidden beauty of each single day in its pure simplicity. A slow film that transmits the experience of time as reality.

Deaf Child

A candid portrait of a close-knit family: a father and his two sons, one of whom was born deaf.

Dedicated to Dance

In the intimacy of the studio Peter Delpeut captures the dancers of the LeineRoebana company as they rehearse. A choreography of faces and glances: physical, intense, concentrated, extrovert.

Defending Brother No. 2

Dutch lawyers Michiel Pestman and Victor Koppe travel to Cambodia to defend Nuon Chea, also known as Brother no. 2, the man behind Pol Pot.

Desert 79°

Dating from 300 BC to the late 19th century, three historical accounts of Arctic travellers in search of the unknown, told in different shades of white.

Destination Berlin

DESTINATION BERLIN shows images from the lives of immigrants and a native ‘Berliner’. Though never 'at home', the foreigners say they can make a home anywhere.

Detained

Putting theory into practice in the most modern prison in The Netherlands.

Diamond Dancers

A flash mob of elderly dancers at Dam Square in Amsterdam.

Diary of a Pigeon

The story of a top Dutch racing pigeon who ends up in Beijing, told from the perspective of the bird.

Diary of a Times Square Thief

The search for the writer of a mysterious diary that the filmmaker found on Ebay.

Disciples, The

An Amsterdam-based homeless choir is studying for a special opera called The Disciples that reflects tough life on the street.

Divine Pig

What runs deeper? The love for an animal or the love for its meat?

Don't Lose Heart

When her 88-year-old father moved home, estranged daughter Hella de Jonge acquired the legacy of her great aunt who survived the Nazi terror along with Hella's parents.

Dream & Deed

The writings of Henriette Roland Holst (1869–1952) give an insight into her deepest dilemmas; old images lead us through turbulent years.

Drona & Me

Portrait of the autistic Hindu boy Drona.

Dutch Church of Bloemendaal, The

A film about the successful and prosperous villagers of Bloemendaal, a city in the Netherlands.