Nina de Vroome

Nina de Vroome (1989) is Dutch filmmaker, teacher and author. She studied film at KASK / School of Arts Ghent and graduated with Waves (2013). Her filmography includes Een idee van de zee [A Sea Change] (2016) and Het geluk van honden [A Dog’s Luck] (2018). Her films were shown at international festivals such as Visions du Réel and International Film Festival Rotterdam. She is a writer and editor for Sabzian. As a teacher she is involved in various educational projects. She makes collages and engages in collaborations as a sound engineer and editor. More information about her work is available on her website. 

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Three films that look at the work and life of the Dutch painter

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This week, three films that look at the work and life of the Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890). Commissioned for a Paris exhibition featuring the painter’s work, Van Gogh (1948) was Alain Resnais’s first effort in his series of short films on the subject of art. Starting from Van Gogh’s paintings, Resnais charts the artist’s self-destructive tendencies while celebrating his genius and “lust for life”, paced by a narration written by Gaston Diehl and Robert Hessens, and a score by Jacques Besse.

Un point hors de l’arbre

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The thirteenth episode of The Bandwagon, Sabzian’s irregular series of film-related mixes, by editorial member of Sabzian and filmmaker Nina de Vroome.

Song of the Open Road

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The fourteenth episode of The Bandwagon, Sabzian’s irregular series of film-related mixes, by editorial member of Sabzian and filmmaker Nina de Vroome.