Dutch filmmaker

Jos de Putter was born in 1959 in Terneuzen, the Netherlands. After studying political science and literature at Leiden University, he began his career as a film critic for Skrien magazine. A filmmaker of documentary, he gained recognition with his first feature film for a contemplative style that often avoids voice-over narration, preferring to let the images and sounds tell the story. He works regularly for Dutch television (VPRO) and has collaborated with Cobra Films on the co-production of some of his international projects.

His films explore the cycles of life, the consequences of conflict, and the complex relationship between humans, animals, and their environment.

Filmography

See No Evil (2014)

Beyond the Game (Human) (2008)

In Memoriam Alexander Litvinenko (2007)

How Many Roads (HOS) (2005)

Alias ​​Kurban Said (NPS) (2004)

The Damned and the Sacred / Dans, Grozny dans (2003)

Brooklyn Stories (2002)

The Making of a New Empire (1999)

Nagasaki Stories (1996)

It's Been a Lovely Day (1993)