| Camera | Sony Fs7 |
|---|---|
| Lenses | Cine Alta T2.0 |
| Camera rental | Made in Kopenhagen |
| Aspect Ratio | 1 : 1 , 85 |
| Duration | 70min |
| Sound | Neal Willaert |
| Editor | Mads Hedegaard |
| Grading | Jian Zhi Zhang |
| Assistant-director | Sam Peeters |
| Production | Made In Copenhagen, CZAR Belgium |
| Awards | Awarded as Best Feature Film @ DokuBaku 2018 |
| Festivals | - Visions du Réel, Switzerland - BelDocs, Serbia - Filmmaker Day, Italy - Viewpoint Ghent Documentary Film Festival, Belgium - Architecture Film Festival Rotterdam The Netherlands - PROVINZIALE Eberswalde Filmest, Germany - Gentofte Hovedbibliotek, Denmark - Freunde von Freunden, Germany - Cinema L'Univers, France - CPH:DOX, Denmark - Sheffield DocFest, UK - DOK Leipzig, Germany - DMZ Docs, South Korea - International Debut Documentary Film Festival Rudnik, Russia - DokuFest, Kosovo - Black Canvas FCC Film Festival, Mexico - DokuBaku, Azerbaijan, 2018 (Awarded for Best Feature Film) - Escales Documentaires, France - Kino Svetozor, Prague - IndieCork Film Festival, Ireland - Samsø Bio, Denmark - Øst For Paradis, Denmark - HEART, Herning Museum of Contemporary Art, Denmark |
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DOEL (2018)
Director: Frederik Solberg
"Why is it so important to have a place called home?"
Doel is a ghost town in Belgium surrounded by a nuclear power plant, a gigantic container dock,
and the port of Antwerp. For decades the inhabitants have been battling the authorities who want to
tear the town down and build a new container dock. Now there is only 24 inhabitants left -
a colorful crowd of common and uncommon people clinging onto the idea of keeping their vandalized and abandoned town alive.
"DOEL" is a quirky, humourous, and poetic portrait of six of the remaining inhabitants and their struggle with Dutch techno ravers,
curious urban explorers, and political havoc".
- Frederik Solberg.
