21-08-14 08:30 – Source: Het Parool
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Film Theatre the Lookout on the Prinsengracht, the controversial film ‘The Surrender’, which is cut down massively by critics exhibit once. All other Amsterdam cinemas not take the film in their programming.
According to the Lookout is a one-off display outside the regular programming to. More performances are not excluded, says the theater’s website filmpjekijken.com. “If the performance hit completely sold out and we see the need for multiple representations, we will consider that. In any case, this display outside our regular programming to. “
‘The Surrender’ by director Paul Ruven, a film about the erotic tension between a waitress and an older man, yesterday received scathing reviews. Het Parool called “The Surrender” a low point in the Dutch film history, “and valued the vehicle with one star.
A tour of Amsterdam cinemas showed yesterday that no movie theater in Amsterdam wants to show the movie. Pathé had no interest, while the cinema Ketelhuis said that “they not assume that our visitors on this movie are waiting.”
(By: Editorial)
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