Labyrint Film
De Kempenaerstraat 11a
1051 CJ Amsterdam
+31 (0)20 688 1843
info@labyrintfilm.nl
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| Rogier Kramer rogier@labyrintfilm.nl +31 (0)6 11274137 |
Laura Bouwmeester laura@labyrintfilm.nl +31 (0)6 24101599 |
Labyrint Film is an Amsterdam-based production company, that produces quality films and series for a wide audience, putting the makers first. Stories with both social and strong personal urgency. A labyrinth is an ancient symbol and represents the search for meaning. It can help you look at issues from new perspectives and that’s exactly what Labyrint Film stands for: telling stories that offer new insights and make you think. This also means connecting with current themes that play a role in society and producing films and series that create impact. For Labyrint Film, it’s also important to encourage aspiring, talented makers to tell their own stories, with authenticity and creativity. Furthermore, it goes ahead in the battle for better representation of the LGBTQI community. Back in 2013, the company was founded as Dutch Mountain Film by René Huybrechtse and Wilant Boekelman. Rogier Kramer took over in 2019 and after Laura Bouwmeester joined in 2023 they went further as Labyrint Film.
CURRENT PROJECTS
Imposter
Director & screenwriter: Michiel van Jaarsveld. Countries: NL/tbd. Co-producer: tbd. Status: financing stage. Sort: feature. Duration: 100 min. Genre: drama, neo-noir thriller.
When successful advertising executive Guy is blackmailed with overwhelming evidence of an affair he has no memory of, he embarks on a desperate battle to save his reputation, his job, his family, and even his identity—until he discovers who he really is.
The Muffler (De Knalpot)
By the creators of ANNE+
Director: Valerie Bisscheroux. Screenplay: Maud Wiemeijer. Co-creative: Hanna van Vliet. Countries: NL. Status: in development. Sort: feature. Duration: 90 min.. Genre: drama, LGBTQ+.
Tough and restless Rita runs a thriving women's car workshop in the 80s, The Muffler, which serves a tightknit community of queer women. When her leadership and the future of the workshop are at stake, she must learn to be vulnerable and accept help in order to save the workshop, her community, and ultimately herself.
