Where to watch Mattijn Seip in the UK
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Mattijn Seip studied at the Nederlandse Filmacademie in the early 1960s, and was a member of the illustrious generation of Wim Verstappen, Pim de la Parra, Adriaan Ditvoorst, and Nicolai van der Heyde. He made controversial films during that period: IJdijk and Schermerhoorn, both from 1965. In August of 1968, Seip and Niko Paape co-founded ‘STOFF’, due to their dissatisfaction with the existing subsidy regulations. They demanded more freedom, and wanted to democratize filmmaking. STOFF emerged from a collaboration that also included other filmmakers such as Jos Schoffelen and Seip’s then-part…
Mattijn Seip films streaming in the UK
Most-watched films featuring Mattijn Seip, available across UK streaming, rent and buy.
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- Portraits (1972) Cast
- Schermerhoorn (1967) Director
- Aap, Noot, Mies (1963) Director
- Rubbish (1970) Director
- Double Shutter (1970) Director
- Retour d'enfance (1969) Director
- IJdijk (1965) Director
- After the Colours (1972) Director
- ...And a Table (1971) Cast
- Salad (1972) Director
- Pos.Neg.Light Vibrations (1971) Director
- Color Slidings (1972) Director
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Most-watched Mattijn Seip films currently: Portraits (1972), Schermerhoorn (1967), Aap, Noot, Mies (1963), Rubbish (1970), Double Shutter (1970).
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