Gert de Graaff

[ono]

Now here's something out of left field we hope you'll really like!

Seriously, though, anyone heard of this guy?  It was truly by chance that I ever came across him, as several months ago, I think it was, I was browsing on IMDb at some thread about really weird movies.  De zee die denkt aka The Sea That Thinks came up, and upon reading about it, I was immediately intrigued.  I don't see any traces of DVD or VHS release information, and I'd doubt it'll ever happen considering he's so obscure anyway.  I just wanted to see the fruition of what I thought was an incredibly interesting premise.  Not to mention his other film, Twee, seems to be just as interesting.

(Now watch this thread sink faster than my Bertrand Blier one!  )

[Jeremy Blackman]

I don't see any traces of DVD or VHS release information, and I'd doubt it'll ever happen considering he's so obscure anyway.

PAL region-free DVD is available on the official website.

http://www.dezeediedenkt.nl/

[godardian]

Now here's something out of left field we hope you'll really like!

Seriously, though, anyone heard of this guy?  It was truly by chance that I ever came across him, as several months ago, I think it was, I was browsing on IMDb at some thread about really weird movies.  De zee die denkt aka The Sea That Thinks came up, and upon reading about it, I was immediately intrigued.  I don't see any traces of DVD or VHS release information, and I'd doubt it'll ever happen considering he's so obscure anyway.  I just wanted to see the fruition of what I thought was an incredibly interesting premise.  Not to mention his other film, Twee, seems to be just as interesting.

(Now watch this thread sink faster than my Bertrand Blier one!  )

I've been dying to see some Bertrand Blier ever since I read Pauline Kael enthuse about him, so someday soon I'll be reviving that thread, Ono!