Limburgia 2017
Limburgia (2017), directed by Noël Loozen, dives into a bittersweet tale of ambition and tradition set against the backdrop of a small Dutch community.
Director: Noël Loozen
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Limburgia (2017) about?
Limburgia follows Willie, a 60-year-old man who gets his annual opportunity to claim the title of 'king' of the Schutterij of Limburgia—a symbol of honor in his local Dutch community. Despite years of preparation, his big day unfolds in unexpected and often humorous ways, forcing him to confront his own ambitions and the realities of aging.
Who directed Limburgia?
Noël Loozen directed this poignant 2017 drama, infusing the film with a keen sense of place and character.
Who stars in Limburgia?
The film stars Michiel Kerbosch, Tarik Moree, Mieneke Bakker, Maarten Brorens, and René van Zinnicq Bergmann in pivotal roles that bring the story to life.
Is Limburgia (2017) worth watching?
Limburgia offers a rich, character-driven experience in just 46 minutes, making it a rewarding watch for fans of Dutch drama and thoughtful storytelling. While it doesn't boast a widely known cast or a high-profile rating, its themes of pride, tradition, and human imperfection give it depth and emotional weight.
How long is Limburgia?
Limburgia runs for 46 minutes.
About Limburgia (2017) — A Dutch Drama About Pride, Tradition, and One Man's Big Moment
Limburgia (2017), directed by Noël Loozen, dives into a bittersweet tale of ambition and tradition set against the backdrop of a small Dutch community. At its heart is Willie, a 60-year-old man given a single chance each year to become the 'king' of the local Schutterij—a prestigious honor steeped in history and local pride. As Willie pours every ounce of his energy into meticulously preparing for this pivotal moment, the day spirals unpredictably, revealing the fragile gap between expectation and reality.
This 46-minute character-driven drama thrives on quiet tension and understated humor, exploring themes of legacy, aging, and the quiet battles we wage for recognition. The film's authentic atmosphere, grounded in Limburg's cultural landscape, lingers long after the credits roll, making it a reflective slice-of-life story that resonates emotionally without melodrama.