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De Balie
De Balie produceert programma’s over kunst, cultuur en politiek.
About De Balie
De Balie is a political, cultural, theatre- and debate centre with a grand café-restaurant situated at the heart of Amsterdam at the Leidseplein. According to The Economist: "De Balie, a cosily chic cultural venue on Amsterdam’s Leidseplein, is the epicentre of Dutch liberal intellectual life." De Balie specialises in a number of territories: art, society, politics, media and cinema, and regularly organises thought-provoking programs. These programs consistently bear the mark of a sharp and deeply analytical character; De Balie leaves no questions of social relevance unasked. Through talkshows, lively discussions, elaborate debates, theatre and cinema De Balie mixes several points of view in a wayward and creative fashion. Currently, Yoeri Albrecht is Director at De Balie. The most current and up to date agenda is available on the website of De Balie. The De Balie website also offers an extensive database filled with broadcasts, dossiers and articles of previous programs. De Balie Grand Café is open 7 days a week, and serves everything, from a solid cup of coffee to an extensive diner.
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Signals from De Balie
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Presence & Recognition
De Balie featured Ruth Franklin explaining how Otto Frank realized that Anne Frank's story is cut loose from the diary as a historical document.
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Presence & Recognition
De Balie team onderzoekt schrijver Ragna Indra Heidweiller, Amber Kortzorg, Tahrim Ramdjan, Nordin Ghouddani, Tanja Jadnanansing en Lakshmi Swami Persaud hoe koloniale geschiedenis en migratie doorwerken in het Nederland van nu
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Presence & Recognition
De Balie screened the documentary series 𝘝𝘢𝘳𝘵𝘢 featuring filmmakers Evgeniy Matvienko and Mariana Shafro alongside their collective Neutrino, featuring a conversation with Jaap Scholten.
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Presence & Recognition
De Balie produced a podcast episode featuring Haroon Ali, Aaf Brandt Corstius, and Ianthe Mosselman discussing the romances and family issues in the film Je moeder van Rosalie Dielesen, produced in collaboration with Zwartjes & Labović.
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