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Poster for Rotterdam Europort
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Released
1966 · FILM

Rotterdam Europort

Directed by
Runtime
20 min
Documentary

Synopsis

An instructional film about the former world's largest harbor, presented in a hybrid format. Familiar themes from Ivens' work are revisited, such as *The Flying Dutchman*, featured in the film's fictional segment, who returns to modern-day Rotterdam, a city that has recovered well following the devastating bombings of World War II.

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Principal cast & crew: 13

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Craft leads on file

Edited by Andree ChotyShot by Etienne BeckerScored by Pierre Barbot

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