The broken circle breakdown
The broken circle breakdown
- Subject
- Liefde, Dood en kinderen
- Extra subject
- kinderen, Zebracinema, Bekroonde films, Adelbergfilm, Kanker ; kinderen, rouwen, 3 sterren (Filmmagie), dood, Vlaamse film, verfilmd boek, Drama (film), Romantische film, Dood ; Kinderen, Top film 2013, België, drama, liefde, Liefdesverhalen, Nieuwpoortse auteur, Speelfilms ; 2012, Belgische films, Tip van de bib!, bluegrass, Belgische speelfilms, Liefde (volw. verhalend), Dood ; kinderen (volw. verhalend), Drama's (films), Sociale drama's (films), DVD-film, Liefde (film), Dood ; kinderen (film), Speelfilms ; drama (volw.), Dood ; kinderen (volw.), Drama's (film), Kinderen en dood, Romantische films, muziek dvd, DVD 2013, DVD-speelfilms, Algemeen en literair, verdriet, country
- Rating
-
12 years and up
Angst
Grof taalgebruik
- Title
- The broken circle breakdown
- Director
- Felix Van Groeningen
- Composer
- Bjorn Eriksson
- Based on the work of
- Mieke Dobbels Johan Heldenbergh
- Language
- Dutch
- Publisher
-
Lumière, 2014
1 dvd-video
- Recording date
- 2012
- Playing time
- 149 min.
- Note
- Nederlands gesproken Ondertiteling: Nederlands, Frans Gebaseerd op het theaterstuk The broken circle breakdown featuring the cover-ups of Alabama van Johan Heldenbergh en Mieke Dobbels
- EAN
- 5425019006235 5425019008208
About Felix Van Groeningen
Felix van Groeningen (Dutch: [ˈfeːlɪks fɑŋ ˈɣrunɪŋə(n)]; born 1 November 1977) is a Belgian film director and screenwriter. He is known for The Broken Circle Breakdown (2012) and Belgica (2016), with the former being nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the 86th Academy Awards. He made his English-language debut with the biographical drama Beautiful Boy (2018).
Personal life
Van Groeningen was born in Ghent. His parents were hippies who led a very liberal lifestyle. He has an older brother, Seppe. After his parents' divorce, they lived in the same house, but each with a new partner. His father started a live music club 'The Charlatan' when he was twelve-years-old, which became the inspiration for his film Belgica. He studied at the Royal Academy…Read more on Wikipedia