Loonies
Loonies (2002) is a comedy, directed by Bobby Eerhart. It stars Karen van Holst Pellekaan and Martin van Waardenberg. The 90-minute film holds an audience score of 7.1/10.
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Karen van Holst Pellekaan
Martin van Waardenberg
John Buijsman
Dick van den Toorn J Judith Bovenberg
Walter Crommelin What Loonies Is About
Five people living in an old care home have to move out when the state of the building gets bad enough. Their doctor finds them another place, but the new institution is a closed one and the rules that hold there are nothing like what they are used to. The five have trouble fitting into the new order and try to go on living as they know how. The film does not mock them; it makes its comedy out of the difference between the rigidity of an institution and the way people actually are. It is a family film made to be watched together with children. The account does not paint the new institution as bad either; what is set up is a period of transition in which both sides have trouble understanding each other. Bobby Eerhart’s ninety minute Dutch film was completed in 2002.
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What is Loonies about?
Five people living in an old care home have to move out when the state of the building gets bad enough. Their doctor finds them another place, but the new institution is a closed one and the rules that hold there are nothing like what they are used to.
Where can I watch Loonies?
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How long is Loonies?
Loonies runs for 90 minutes (1h 30m).
When did Loonies come out?
Loonies was released in 2002.
Who directed Loonies?
Loonies was directed by Bobby Eerhart.
Who stars in Loonies?
Loonies stars Karen van Holst Pellekaan, Martin van Waardenberg, John Buijsman, Dick van den Toorn.
What is Loonies's rating?
Loonies holds 6.8/10 on IMDb and 7.1/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.
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