Στέλλα / Stella
Direction: Vincent Bal
Script/Script: Vincent Bal, Jon Gilbert
Director of Photography/Photography: Walther Vanden Ende
Editing/Montage: Peter Alderliesten
Music/Music: Thomas de Prins
Producer/Production: Burny Bos
Country of Production/Country: Netherlands, Belgium/Netherlands, Belgium
Duration: 95'
Year of Production/Year: 2012
Language/Language: Dutch / Dutch
Subtitles/Subtitles: Greek / English
Synopsis:
Nono is thirteen years old and wants to look like his dad, the best police officer in the world, but all he manages is getting into trouble. On the eve of his birthday, his parents send him to his uncle in order to "straighten" him. However, consistent with his reputation, Nono and on the occasion of the trip, he meets Felix Glick, a "gentleman" crook and an old acquaintance of his father. Near him he will meet a world full of mystery, disguises, chases, French songs and Zohara, a spider-woman who will tell him the secret that will change his life.
Nono is thirteen years old and wants to look like his dad, the best policeman in the world, but all he does is get into trouble. His parents' birthdays, his parents send him to his uncle in order to "straighten" him. However, consistent with his reputation, Nono, and on the occasion of the journey, knows Felix Glick a gentleman's gentleman and old acquaintance with his father. Near her, she will meet a world full of mystery, disguises, chants, French songs, and Zohara, a spider woman who will tell him the secret that will change his life.
Director's/Biography Biography:
Flemish director Vincent Bal was born in Ghent in 1972. He began his career as an actor at the age of six playing in musicals, movies and TV series. He studied film at the University of St. Lucas and Applied Sciences in Brussels and directed promotional films and several short films. In 1999 he directed the first feature film "Man of Steel" and two years later the film "Minoes" based on the award-winning novel by the Dutch writer Annie M. G. Schmidt, enjoying great success both in Belgium and in the world.
Flemish director Vincent Bal was born in Ghent in 1972. He began his career as an actor in his six years playing in musicals, films and television series. He studied film at St. Louis University and Applied Sciences in Brussels and directed several commercial films and several short films. In 1999 he directed the first feature film "Man of Steel" and two years later the film "Minoes" based on the award-winning novel by the Dutch writer Annie M. G. Schmidt, with great success in Belgium as well as in the world.
