Vast 2011
Vast (2011), directed by Rolf van Eijk, plunges viewers into the raw emotional journey of Isabel, a troubled teenager navigating the rigid confines of a juvenile detention center.
Director: Rolf van Eijk
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Vast (2011) about?
Vast follows Isabel, a rebellious teenager sent to a juvenile detention center after a violent incident. After being placed in solitary confinement, she vows to change, but her journey toward growth forces her to reckon with the traumatic events that led to her confinement.
Who directed Vast?
Vast was directed by Rolf van Eijk, a filmmaker known for his emotionally charged and socially relevant stories.
Who stars in Vast?
The film stars Tygo Gernandt as Isabel, alongside Coosje Smid, Sigrid ten Napel, Pieter van Terheijden, and Hein van der Heijden in pivotal roles.
Is Vast (2011) worth watching?
With its tight 50-minute runtime and intense performances, Vast stands out as a compelling character study. While it may not boast high-profile ratings, its raw honesty and emotional depth make it a memorable watch for fans of gritty dramas.
How long is Vast?
Vast has a runtime of 50 minutes.
About Vast (2011) — A Gritty Teen Drama About Redemption and the Past
Vast (2011), directed by Rolf van Eijk, plunges viewers into the raw emotional journey of Isabel, a troubled teenager navigating the rigid confines of a juvenile detention center. After a violent outburst lands her in solitary confinement, she vows to reform—only to realize that true change demands confronting the deep-seated demons of her past. This gripping drama, blending stark realism with intimate character study, explores themes of redemption, confinement, and the fragile boundaries between punishment and growth.
Set against the claustrophobic backdrop of institutional life, the film balances tender moments of self-reflection with explosive confrontations, all anchored by a powerhouse performance from Tygo Gernandt as Isabel. With a runtime of just 50 minutes, Vast delivers a punchy, emotionally charged narrative that lingers long after the credits roll, making it a standout entry in Dutch television drama.