De twee gezichten van Ahmed Aboutaleb
Dec 30, 2015 · 46m
Director
Piet de BlaauwOverview
A poignant portrait of a 'mayor in wartime'. The documentary scrutinizes the popular Dutch politician's much-praised approach and also reveals its darker sides. Furthermore, unexpectedly conservative traits of the liberal Muslim Aboutaleb emerge.
Cast of De twee gezichten van Ahmed Aboutaleb
Ahmed AboutalebSelf
Frénk van der LindenSelf
Mustapha OukbihSelf
Mat HerbenSelf
Rabin BaldewsinghSelf
Wouter BosSelf
Ronald SørensenSelf
Lodewijk AsscherSelf
Barack ObamaSelf
Pim FortuynSelf (archive footage)
Marcel van DamSelf (archive footage)
Twan HuysSelf (archive footage)
Sascha de BoerSelf (archive footage)
Simone WeimansSelf (archive footage)
Rik van de WestelakenSelf (archive footage)
Jeroen OverbeekSelf (archive footage)
Crew of De twee gezichten van Ahmed Aboutaleb
Piet de BlaauwDirector- Marianne EntiusProducer
- Gwen KokProducer
- Lisanne van der VeenProducer
- Marc-Jan van GentEditor
- Leon MennensCinematography
- Tijn van NeervenCinematography
- Alexander KoningCinematography
- Patrick MartensCinematography
- Harry van de WestelakenCinematography
- Ryan HermelijnCinematography
- Thanassis PliakisSound
- Ahmed AboutalebThanks
- Lennart de JongThanks
About De twee gezichten van Ahmed Aboutaleb
What is De twee gezichten van Ahmed Aboutaleb about?
A poignant portrait of a 'mayor in wartime'. The documentary scrutinizes the popular Dutch politician's much-praised approach and also reveals its darker sides. Furthermore, unexpectedly conservative traits of the liberal Muslim Aboutaleb emerge.
When was De twee gezichten van Ahmed Aboutaleb released?
De twee gezichten van Ahmed Aboutaleb was released on December 30, 2015.
How long is De twee gezichten van Ahmed Aboutaleb?
De twee gezichten van Ahmed Aboutaleb runs 46 minutes.
Who directed De twee gezichten van Ahmed Aboutaleb?
De twee gezichten van Ahmed Aboutaleb was directed by Piet de Blaauw.
Who is in the cast of De twee gezichten van Ahmed Aboutaleb?
The cast of De twee gezichten van Ahmed Aboutaleb includes Ahmed Aboutaleb (Self), Frénk van der Linden (Self), Mustapha Oukbih (Self), Mat Herben (Self) and Rabin Baldewsingh (Self).