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Victoria Warmerdam (b. 1991)

Born:
January 1, 1991

Biography from TheMovieDB

Victoria Warmerdam (1991) graduated in 2015 as a director and writer from the Art School in Utrecht, Netherlands with her graduation film Happily I am Happy which played at several international festivals. In 2015 she won the Burny Bos Talent Award at the Cinekid Festival with her sci-fi feature idea SpaceKees. In 2017 she wrote the short SOAP and currently she is working on her tragicomic feature film debut The Longing For A Black Hole (script and director) and the feature film PIL based on the book by Mike Boddé in cooperation with screenwriter Rogier De Blok and producer Trent from OAK Motion Pictures. In 2019 she wrote and directed her short Short Calf Muscle which has been displayed at almost 50 festivals, winning several awards.

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Film Production

Director:
2014  Gelukkig ben ik Gelukkig
2019  Short Calf Muscle
2020  Mustachio
2025  I'm Not a Robot

Scenario Writer:
2014  Gelukkig ben ik Gelukkig
2017  Soap
2019  Short Calf Muscle
2020  Mustachio
2025  I'm Not a Robot

Writer:
2014  Gelukkig ben ik Gelukkig
2017  Soap
2019  Short Calf Muscle
2020  Mustachio
2025  I'm Not a Robot

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