Black Butterflies
Role: Ingrid Jonker
Status: Coming to Blu-ray/DVD
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Intruders
Role: Susanna
Status: Coming to Blu-ray/DVD
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Jackie
Role: N/A
Status: Filming
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October 19, 2011 |
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Carice van Houten’s stalker is committed to a psychiatric hospital |
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A man who stalked actress Carice van Houten and bombarded her with e-mails, letters and tweets has been committed to a psychiatric hospital for one year by a court in Amsterdam.
The court was told the actress was so terrified by the stalking that she was afraid to leave her home. At the end of October last year, the 42-year-old man rang her doorbell, prompting her to ring the police emergency number.
The court rejected the public prosecution department’s demand for a psychiatric prison term, saying he had no previous convictions and had not been violent.
Source: DutchNews.nl
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October 10, 2011 |
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Gallery: Two new events |
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Dutch actress Carice van Houten and actor Barry Atsma reveal their gold tiles in Utrecht, The Netherlands, on September 26, 2011:
 
Dutch actress Carice van Houten poses as she arrives for the Golden Calf 2011, the award of the Netherlands Film Festival at the City Theatre in Utrecht, on September 30, 2011:
GALLERY LINKS:
• Public Appearances: Carice van Houten and actor Barry Atsma reveal their gold tiles
• Public Appearances: The Golden Calf 2011
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October 04, 2011 |
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Carice van Houten’s stalker on trial |
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A man is on trial in Amsterdam for stalking Dutch actress Carice van Houten. Forty-two-year-old Johannes K. sent 800 e-mails to the actress’ manager. He also sent letters and tweets and threw condoms and shaving blades through her letterbox.
He even tried to apply for a marriage license at the city council offices in Groningen. The actress filed charges against the man in October after receiving long sexually explicit emails in which the man says he loves children and wants children with her. The man even came to her house, where she recognized him on security cameras from the pictures he sent by email. Her manager says he found her in “total shock” after she called the police. She says at one point she was even scared to leave the house.
The man denies stalking the actress. During the hearing he regularly interrupted the judge and seemed disturbed. Experts say the man is unsound of mind and has erotic delusions and is obsessed with Ms. Van Houten. The Public Prosecution has demanded forced admission to a psychiatric hospital. The defense asked for an acquittal saying he had not physically harmed the actress.
The man who has been on remand for a year has been admitted to psychiatric hospital before. He has also refused to take his medicine for five years.
Source: Radio Netherlands Worldwide
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October 04, 2011 |
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Ingrid Jonker biopic honored at Dutch festival |
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Paula van der Oest’s Black Butterflies, based on the tragic life of South African poet Ingrid Jonker, won three Golden Galf awards including best feature film, at the 31th Dutch Film Festival in Utrecht, Netherlands.
Carice van Houten, who plays the highly complex title role, was judged best actress. This is Van Houten’s fifth Gold Calf, a record in the festival’s history.
According to the jury the “perfect mix of national and international expertise,” makes the film an “unparalleled experience”.
The Golden Calf for best editing also went to Black Butterflies, to editor Sander Vos.
Source: ScreenAfrica
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