During a hunting party in the South of France, Katrien De Schrijver shoots her husband. She is arrested and charged with murder. The incident leads to an impressive chain of events as Katrien belongs to a family which moves in highly placed political and business circles in Belgium. Her 'deed' acts as a bombshell which threatens to blow up the lives not only of those directly involved, but of the whole establishment and political system.
Info
| Title | The Divine Monster |
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| Original title | Het Goddelijke Monster |
| Original version | Dutch |
| Status | Completed |
| Category | TV series |
| Year of production | 2012 |
Credits
| Cast | Johan Van Assche, Michel Van Dousselaere, Joke Devynck, Kevin Janssens, Ianka Fleerackers, Katelijne Verbeke, Marc Van Eeghem, Gilda De Bal, Ingrid De Vos, Brit Alen, Jan Hammenecker, |
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| Screenplay | Rik D'hiet (based on a novel by Tom Lanoye) |
| Photography | Jan Mestdagh |
| Editing | Bert Jacobs |
| Music | Steve Willaert |
| Released | 2012 |
Technical specs
| Running time film | 10x50' |
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Partners
| Supported by | Flanders Audiovisual Fund, VAF, STIVO, Tax Shelter |
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Flanders’ finest in Paris
Jan Eelen’s successful tv series The Tour has been selected for competition at the Series Mania Festival (16 - 22 April) in Paris, France. The festival for promising TV series, organized by the prestigious Forum des Images, also invited no less than three Eyeworks productions for its line-up. Double Life, The Divine Monster and Old Belgium will feature in the fest’s ‘professional showcase.’
The Forum des Images, one of the cinema hot spots in Paris and France, launched the Series Mania Festival in 2010. The series in official competition at the festival, amongst them Jan Eelen’s The Tour, are now in the running for the fest’s much desired Audience Award.
Last edited on 10 November 2011