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197811 minStudent film

Denken, denken, denken

A parody of a television panel discussion, made as a student film at the RITCS in Brussels. In the studio, three experts debate the punk phenomenon. Jef, a punk, is invited to speak from experience. One expert, Dr John Pusher, author of “How Paradise Was Lost”, develops his theory live and reaches his conclusion: where crisis rises, punk rises. In his words: “Puncrises.”

Photographs

A young woman with a microphone and a folder in front of a wall with the word DENKEN three times
1978Belgium, Brussels, Studio Sonart, Astrid Wortelboer
A young man with glasses and long hair speaking, a pen in his hand
1978Belgium, Brussels, Studio Sonart, Bart van der Wiel
A young woman with long hair reading from a folder, turned to her right
1978Belgium, Brussels, Studio Sonart
A young man with curly hair in a denim shirt at a table
1978Belgium, Brussels, Studio Sonart, Paul Kluyskens
Jan Peeters with a moustache and round dark glasses
1978Belgium, Brussels, Studio Sonart, Jan Peeters
Three men behind a long desk marked DENKEN
1978Belgium, Brussels, Studio Sonart
A man with long hair and a beard in close-up
1978Belgium, Brussels, Studio Sonart, Roy Lawrence
A woman in the background and a man in dark glasses thinking, the word DENKEN on the wall
1978Belgium, Brussels, Studio Sonart
End titles with the names of the actors over a face
1978Belgium, Brussels, Studio Sonart

Technical sheet

Title
Denken, denken, denken
Year
1978
Runtime
11 min
Countries
Belgium
Production
RITCS film school, Brussels
Availability
Online on Rob Rombout's YouTube channel
Direction, script, editing
Rob Rombout
Music
Ian Dury, “Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll” (1977)
With
Bart van der Wiel, Astrid Wortelboer, Roy Lawrence, Jan Peeters, Paul Kluyskens