Immerse yourself in "Îles flottantes," the thought-provoking 2001 Dutch film by Nanouk Leopold, presented as part of the '2001 – A Time Capsule' program. The story centers on Kaat, Sacha, and Isa, three thirty-somethings from Rotterdam navigating life without clear direction. Shot on 35mm, the film explores their intertwined lives and the realization that change is essential for growth. It's a compelling exploration of existential themes and human connection.
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This screening features 'Îles flottantes,' a 2001 Dutch film by Nanouk Leopold. It follows three thirty-somethings from Rotterdam adrift in life without direction, exploring themes of change and uncertainty.
Screened from the Eye collection on 35mm, 'Îles flottantes' (2001) by Nanouk Leopold delves into the lives of Kaat, Sacha, and Isa, three thirty-somethings from Rotterdam. Played by Halina Reijn, Manja Topper, and Maria Kraakman, the characters appear to be drifting through life without a clear direction or plan, prompting the question of whether they are true friends or merely 'floating islands.' The film explores Kaat's realization at age thirty that change is necessary, her move to Sacha's place, and her entanglement with Isa's boyfriend. The cinematography is by Benito Strangio. This film is presented as part of the '2001 – A Time Capsule' program, which celebrates films released in 2001.
Visitor information regarding age restrictions (under 12 accompanied by adult) and content warnings (violence, explicit sex) is provided. Specific ticketing or admission details for this screening are not detailed on the page, but it is part of the general programming at Eye Filmmuseum.
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