Aanslag, De (1986)

Director:

Fons Rademakers

Writers:

Gerard Soeteman (scenario) and
Harry Mulisch (novel)

Release Date:

6 febrero 1986 (Netherlands)

Genre:

Drama | History | Romance | War

Plot:

In January 1945, during the 2nd world-war, the Dutch resistance kills a collaborator in the street where the 12 year old Anton Steenwijk lives...

Plot Keywords:

Resistance | WWII | Based On Novel

Awards:

Won Oscar. Another 4 wins

Comentarios de los usuarios:

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Cast

Derek de Lint	...	Anton Steenwijk
Marc van Uchelen	...	Young Anton Steenwijk
Monique van de Ven	...	Saskia de Graaff / Truus Coster
John Kraaykamp	...	Cor Takes
Huub van der Lubbe	...	Fake Ploeg
Elly Weller	...	Mrs. Beumer
Ina van der Molen	...	Karin Korteweg
Frans Vorstman	...	Father Steenwijk
Edda Barends	...	Mother Steenwijk
Casper de Boer	...	Peter Steenwijk
Wim de Haas	...	Mr. Korteweg
Hiske van der Linden	...	Young Karin Korteweg
Piet de Wijn	...	Mr. Beumer
Akkemay	...	Sandra
Kees Coolen	...	Gerrit-Jan

También conocida como:

The Assault (Canada: English title) (USA)
Asalto, El (Argentina) (Spain) [es]

Duración:

Argentina:124 min | Spain:141 min | USA:144 min

País:

Netherlands

Idioma:

Dutch | English | German

Color:

Color (Fujicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.66 : 1

Sonido:

Dolby

Clasificación:

Netherlands:12 | Argentina:13 | Australia:PG | Chile:14 | Finland:K-14 | Peru:14 | USA:PG | Iceland:12

Filming Locations:

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands

Company:

Fons Rademakers Produktie

Movie Connections:

Featured in The 79th Annual Academy Awards (2007) (TV)

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My family is from Haarlem and I feel very close to the places, scenes, characters and the atmosphere that the movie generates. The fact that there are only a view productions regarding the Dutch resistance is very sad to me as the Dutch resistance was on of the best organized during the German occupation. However the man that was shot dead outside Anton Steenwijk's house was an NSB participant. He belonged to the Dutch Nazi Party. As previously stated, by some people in this thread, he was not a German Nazi but a Dutch collaborator. A lot of my family were in the resistance during the Nazi occupation. Some of them were shut by the Germans, in the dunes near Bloemendaal a/Zee, the site of the "Ere Begraaf Plaats" where Anton takes his daughter to find Truus Koster's grave, in the latter end of the movie. When I was young we often spend time there, to visit friends and family that were executed during those troublesome years. I dearly love this movie and would recommend it to anyone.