“Fanfare” ( Dutch: Fanfare ) is a 1958 black and white comedy film by the Dutch director Bert Hanstra , nominated for the Golden Palm Branch (1959). The second most popular film of Dutch production in the Netherlands [1] .
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| Genre | comedy |
| Producer | Burt Hanstra |
| Producer | Rudolph Meyer |
| Author script | Ian Blocker Burt Hanstra |
| In the main cast | Hans Card Bernard Drog |
| Operator | Edward van der enden |
| Composer | Jan Mul |
| Duration | 86 min |
| A country |  Netherlands |
| Tongue | Dutch |
| Year | 1958 |
| IMDb | ID 0051600 |
Story
In a small Dutch village, a dispute takes place inside a brass band, which leads to its division into two warring groups, each of which is fighting for a state grant. The satirical side of the comedy is set off by the romantic story of the daring beauty and the only policeman in the village.
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Links
- Fanfare on the Internet Movie Database
