The Evocation of Sadness Trailer (2010)

27 September 2010 Drama 10 mins

Stylised, largely French-spoken homage to Luchino Visconti about a 19th century young noblewoman who is surrounded by people from the moment she awakes. Resigned, she undergoes the morning ritual, in which three servants clothe her and do her hair. During the day, she grows increasingly paranoid. The people she sees remain unnoticed by the others. Or is she really watched?

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Cast

Crew

Ate de Jong Producer

Ate de Jong Writer

Floris Vos Production Design

Erwin Olaf Director

Erwin Olaf Writer

Oliver Pattinama Sound

International Titles

Het Rijke Verdriet Trailer

International Releases Dates

Netherlands 27 September 2010

Production Companies

Mulholland Pictures BV

Erwin Olaf BV

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