It's Dutch Design (2019)
Overview
It's Dutch Design is a 60-minute documentary about the worldwide success of Dutch Design. Top Designers and international keyplayers reveal their personal vision and explain why a small country could become so big in the field of Design. The history is told with iconic Dutch Design examples, spanning more than 100 years.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $230.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.134 |
Directed By
Elbe Stevens
Crew
Elbe Stevens
Floor Krooi
Elbe Stevens
Nadine Bemelmans
Floor Krooi
Elbe Stevens
Roy Bemelmans
Rob Hodselmans
Stijn Halfens
Wouter Sessink
Anna Ploch
Sander den Broeder
Sander den Broeder
Sander den Broeder
Benny Jansen
Dennis Kersten
Tony Leonardo
Jaim Sahuleka
Jurjen Kraan
Wouter Sessink
Daan Janssen
Joel Sahuleka
Bart van den Broek
Esther Janssen
TOP CAST
Maarten Baas
Self
Aldo Bakker
Self
Eugene Bay
Self
Nacho Carbonell
Self
Andrea Cuman
Self
Timo de Rijk
Self
Beth Dickstein
Self
Tom Dorresteijn
Self
Piet Hein Eek
Self
Liza Enebeis
Self
Hans Gubbels
Self
Nienke Hoogvliet
Self
Sjoerd Hoyinck
Self
Jeroen Junte
Self
Robert Kloos
Self
Sophie Laude
Self
Valentin Loellmann
Self
Matilda McQuaid
Self
Job Meijhuizen
Self
Renee Mennen
Self
Herman Pleij
Self
Vaishali Rajurkar
Self
Tejo Remy
Self
Tet Reuver
Self
Ted Schappert
Self
Jos Som
Self
Nadine Sterk
Self
Teresa van Dongen
Self
Iris van Herpen
Self
Adrian van Hooydonck
Self
Lonny van Ryswyck
Self
Marcel Wanders
Self
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