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Hidden Mother

Hidden Mother - Sat, Oct 14, 2023 - 2:30PM | Theater 6
Film Info
Category
Short
Runtime
24:32
Country
Netherlands
Directed by
Jeroen van Duyvenbode
Produced by
Jesse Vulink
Written by
Jeroen van Duyvenbode, Gemma Amor
Main Cast
Amélie Onzon, Dylan Devonald Smith, Joana Vinogradoff
Shorts Included
Short Block

Eleanor, a 19th century business woman, arrives at the family estate of her latest client where she discovers a deeply unsettling secret. As the story of this troubled family reveals itself, Eleanor involuntarily becomes entangled, and will have to play a crucial part in its conclusion. Eleanor is forced into a moral dilemma: will she act out of fear, or will she do the honorable thing?

Hidden Mother is a psychological horror set in England during the heyday of the Victorian era. Class society held the country in its grip. The average Briton had only one goal: to achieve the highest social status in order to be able to lead a bearable life. There was no room for others on that path. After all, charity and neighborly care could easily get in the way of personal ambition.
The film deals with themes surrounding post natal depression, class society, the patriarchy, and a remarkable historical phenomenon called hidden mother photography.

Director

Contact Info
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7831191/

Jeroen

van Duyvenbode

Director
Jeroen van Duyvenbode (1996) is a Dutch writer/director with experience in the production of commercials, music video's and (short)films. He currently enrolls in the Netherlands Filmacademy to hone the craft of screenwriting....Read more
Jeroen van Duyvenbode (1996) is a Dutch writer/director with experience in the production of commercials, music video's and (short)films. He currently enrolls in the Netherlands Filmacademy to hone the craft of screenwriting. Jeroen loves to create films in which the darker aspects of life are investigated. Be it in horror, thriller or drama, his stories revolve around morally ambiguous characters that live in immersive, out of the ordinary settings. Read less
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