Liebe macht erfinderisch

Originaltitel: Het debuut

1977
1 Std. 34 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThe delicate story of the impossible love between an older married man and a fourteen-year old schoolgirl.The delicate story of the impossible love between an older married man and a fourteen-year old schoolgirl.The delicate story of the impossible love between an older married man and a fourteen-year old schoolgirl.

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5,8/10

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News of the film version began to pick up steam in November of 1976 when De Telegraph ran a full-page article on the film's casting. Nouchka van Brakel wanted an unknown for the lead as she considered it essential that the part not be played by a recognizable actress. A week before Christmas, 1976, De Telegraph announced the actress who Van Brakel had cast as Marina de Graaf.

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Carolien Sanders, Tanja: [singing in a Christmas play] The Child was born in one piece because the abortion clinic had been closed.

Verbindungen
Featured in Allemaal film: De magie van het witte doek (2007)

Soundtracks
Het Debuut
(theme music)
Written by Theun de Winter
Interpreted by Ron Westerbeek with the group Water

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5/10

Halfway watchable 70's film

To understand this film it helps if you've seen the director's 1979 work "A Woman like Eve". Across the two films there's an obvious attempt to portray women's lives and emotions and also to make some comment on the mores of society (at that time).

The film has a dated 70's look to it but it also makes it interesting in a time capsule kind of way. Is the nudity exploitative and there to help sell tickets? Or an attempt to break down taboos by showing it and asking "what's all the fuss about?" Seeing some of the director's other work makes me think the latter, though it's probably a bit of both.