23/01/2024
Vincent Boy Kars has completed his Millennial-trilogy with FUTURE ME. In this electrifying journey the filmmaker makes himself the plaything of his own film and is confronted with deep-seated fears and desires.Can he free himself from his past and become the person he wants to be in the future?
FUTURE ME will premiere at International Film Festival Rotterdam (NL) and Filmfestival Oostende (BE). Make sure to get your tickets through the links below and have a first look.
📎 | https://halal.amsterdam/item/future-me/
( SCREENINGS )
IFFR | Friday, Jan 26 - 20:30h - Pathé 1 | premiere
IFFR | Sunday, Jan 28 - 15:15h - KINO1 | with Q&A
IFFR | Thursday, Feb 01 - 16:30h - LantarenVenster 1 | with Q&A
IFFR in Groningen | Thursday, Feb 01 - 11:30h - Forum
FFO | Friday, Feb 02 - 17:00h - Kinepolis Oostende | with Q&A
FFO | Friday, Feb 03 - 17:00h - Kinepolis Oostende
IFFR in Groningen | Sunday, Feb 04 - 18:15h - Forum
🎟️ IFFR | https://iffr.com/nl/iffr/2024/films/future-me
🎟️ FFO | https://www.filmfestivaloostende.be/nl/programma/2024/future-me
🎟️ IFFR in Groningen | https://forum.nl/nl/agenda/future-me
( CREDITS )
HALAL Docs presents in co-production with VPRO
With support of the Nederlands Filmfonds, NPO-fonds & CoBO
A film by Vincent Boy Kars
With: Martijn Lakemeier, Damaris de Jong, Leopold Witte, Saskia Temmink
Written by: Jeroen Scholten van Aschat, Jolein Laarman, Vincent Boy Kars
Edited by : Albert Markus, Vincent Boy Kars
Produced by: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen
Director of Photography: David Spaans
Production design: Rosie Stapel
Costume design: Jip Boxstart, Iris Stenger
Hair and makeup artist: Floor Fennis, Renee Wijnhoven
Sound: Oliver Pattinama
Sounddesign: Evelien van der Molen
Music: Beau Zwart
Color grading: Remi Lindenhovius
Title & poster design: Yinchel Fyon Tang
Line Producer: Lotte Gerding
Production manager: Nijnke van Willigenburg
Post Supervisor: Daan Janssen
Distribution: Gusto entertainment
Commissioning editor VPRO: Barbara Truyen
Producers: Olivia Sophie van Leeuwen, Gijs Kerbosch, Gijs Determeijer
Can one truly break free from the weight of their own story?