Namens ... Nogmaals de Pijp

TV Movie
1972
41m

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A follow-up to the documentary Namens ... De kinderen van de Pijp (1972), showing the realization of a play street for the children in De Pijp district in Amsterdam, but focusing more on the... Read allA follow-up to the documentary Namens ... De kinderen van de Pijp (1972), showing the realization of a play street for the children in De Pijp district in Amsterdam, but focusing more on the adult residents, few of whom appear to be willing to support the urban renewal activism. ... Read allA follow-up to the documentary Namens ... De kinderen van de Pijp (1972), showing the realization of a play street for the children in De Pijp district in Amsterdam, but focusing more on the adult residents, few of whom appear to be willing to support the urban renewal activism. It also highlights the housing problems of senior citizens.

Director
- Roeland Kerbosch
Stars

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Director
- Roeland Kerbosch
Stars

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Werner Buck

Self - Undersecretary Public Housing
(uncredited)

Ronald Dam

Self - Pupil
(uncredited)

Roger de Reus

Self - Pupil
(uncredited)

Jan van Dijk

Self - Chairman community center
(uncredited)

Bas Goudriaan

Self - Architect
(uncredited)

Edo Jongejan

Self - Board member community center
(uncredited)

Roeland Kerbosch

Self - Interviewer
(uncredited)

Piet Knevel

Self - Community activist
(uncredited)

Theo Koot

Self - Community activist
(uncredited)

Louis Kuijpers

Self - Alderman
(uncredited)

Han Lammers

Self - Alderman
(uncredited)

Jan Schaefer

Self - Community activist
(uncredited)
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Michael van der Vlis

Self - Community activist
(uncredited)

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Trivia
As part of the documentary's efforts to mobilize people, a screen at the end of the broadcast encouraged residents of De Pijp to come to the community center right away, or call its phone number. Nearly 100 locals turned up for the discussion, but the meeting had to be adjourned, because of irreconcilable differences of opinion. [Reported by newspapers Het Parool and De Tijd]