Bram Meindersma Movies

Five thirty-something men in as many separate segments struggle to grapple with the relentless absurdity of their respective existences.

Even though Sam's father is hardly ever home because he is often away on business trips, he is able to connect with his son by teaching him how to...

Four friends visit an outdoor festival. In the queue mass panic arises. Their relationships inform the way the friends react during the chaos. One of...

In Man Made, Sunny tries to find out what society's ideas regarding masculinity entails. Does testosteron define your masculinity? Can men be...

In 1885, Africa is a succulent cake destined to be wildly divided and everyone wants a piece. A disturbed European king, a Pygmy working in a luxury...

This richly illustrated historical documentary investigates the mechanism of nationalist feelings that radicalise. It shows how fascism was on the...

Forced to return to his naturist roots, Willy bungles his way into noble savagery.

Pibby is ripped out of her safe, preschool world and thrown into unknøwn lands. She has to grow up, 💜LEARN💜, and become a...

Colourfully composed, geometric images tell the magical story of Luce, the only child in a small village, and of the friendship with a boulder. One...

In personal reflections on her own experiences with sexual violence and in frank conversations with victims and (potential) perpetrators, Sunny...

Pushed to their limit, the Manta Rays rise up against Man to take control of the Earth; it is the dawning of a new Manta Ray Era and the...

A troubled relationship between a Cat & Mouse set in the distant future.

A boy learns to play the piano.

Nona (9), Pascal (a talking calculator) and Viktor (a jumpy pocket knife) are trying to steal a meatball from the fridge. But the meatball has plans...

No more coffee. Hot air blowing through the dessert. Look further. The horizon rubbers.

Who am I? What is real? How to live in the madness of the world? These are questions posed by six people who have had psychosis and speak openly...