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In the final year of his life, Rembrandt painted a series of self-portraits that show him in a dark, lonely state of mind. Stelling has painstakingly recreated the pathetic end of a genius with an authenticity that allows viewers to infer their own conclusions about the relationship between Rembrandt's life and art.
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In the final year of his life, Rembrandt painted a series of self-portraits that show him in a dark, lonely state of mind. Stelling has painstakingly recreated the pathetic end of a genius with an authenticity that allows viewers to infer their own conclusions about the relationship between Rembrandt's life and art.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Wil Hildebrand, Chiem van Houweninge, Jos Stelling
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Jos Stelling Filmprodukties BV
Cast
Jos Stelling
Director
Frans Stelling
Rembrandt jeune
Ton de Koff
Rembrandt vieux
Lucie Singeling
Saskia van Uylenburgh
Aya Gil
Hendrickje Stoffels
Hanneke van der Velden
Geertje Dirkx
Ed Kolmeijer
Titus
Henk Douze
Lex Drijver
Hendrick van Uylenburgh
Otto Nelemans
Jan Six
Monique Papen
Cornelia
Ludo van de Laar
Dr. Nicolas Tulp
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