9/11: the day that changed the world
3 documentaries about the causes and consequences of 9-11. What were the motives behind the attacks and what were the consequences of the War on Terror?
Kees Schaap's Work
Bandidos
Documentary series of 4 episodes about a bunch of streetpunks that decided to joint he army to become good and adapted citizens. They met in the army, became friends and called themselves ‘Bandidos’.
Blood Brothers
A documentary series of six episodes in which a Dutch-Turkish journalist and a Dutch-Armenian musical actor embark on a journey to discover the truth about the Armenian genocide. They travel through Turkish Anatolia and Armenia trying to follow the bloody trail of their grandparents.
Deported
Documentary series of 4 episodes about the fate of deported children of asylum seeker.
Ferry to Holland
Documentary series in five episodes in which Fidan Ekiz tells the epic emigration story of her Turkish parents.
Insurgents
Insurgents is a four episode documentary series wherein Sophie Hilbrand investigates, in different neighborhoods, why normal civilians rise against there local, unfair, government.
Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
Documentary in 3 episodes about how poorly the world we created fits the true nature of the human kind.
On the Barricades
“Op de Barricade” is een prettig en invoelend documentaireprogramma waarin Fidan Ekiz buurtbewoners in Nederland helpt met hun strijd tegen groot en klein onrecht.
Reporters Against Power
Documentary series in 6 episodes, following Fidan Ekiz on her search for journalists that face great personal risks while working in countries where freedom of press is under pressure.
Rough Curaçao
Documentary series in 5 episodes. Wensly Francisco meets different curaçao inhabitants every episode, during a year of opportunity and bad luck. Thus we see the rough side of Curacao that we hardly ever see. Wensly discovers the resilience of the island inhabitants. Every episode has a different theme, but they all start at the beginning of the first Covid-19 lockdown.
Camera and direction: Kees Schaap