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Hazentijd, A Documentary On Han Bennink
Documentary film on visual artist / percussionist Han Bennink, which depicts his development from youth into the uncompromising improviser he is today. By the closing credits, we can understand why he might be called "an Indian from the Netherlands".
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Documentary film on visual artist / percussionist Han Bennink, which depicts his development from youth into the uncompromising improviser he is today. By the closing credits, we can understand why he might be called "an Indian from the Netherlands".
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