Directed by:
Eddy TerstallCinematography:
Gábor DeákCast:
Roberta Petzoldt, Meral Polat, Márta Sebestyén, Lidija Stevanović, Goran Radakovic, Riquel Gilliard, Jerelino Augustuszoon, Anton Antonov, Nikolaj Christov (more)Plots(1)
After spending years apart, a young woman and her father embark on a musical journey across Europe that brings them closer together. (Netflix)
Reviews (1)
The Netherlands is a country with whose movies I tend to have problems. They can make really good movies, but they can also make really weird movies as well. This one offered an interesting road trip undertaken by a daughter with her father, whom she got to know only recently, and that was exactly why I’d been looking forward to this movie so much. What’s also interesting about this movie for instance is the fact that the literal translation of the title means “Meet Me in Venice”, but only about the first ten minutes of the movie actually take place in Venice. It then takes place in Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria and eventually in Turkey. The only Dutch thing about this film is that the daughter speaks Dutch to the camera every now and then. So the only problem I had was with the actors, who I found very annoying at the beginning, but after a while I got used to them and the entire trip around the Balkans all of a sudden got a whole new dimension for me.
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