Suzanne Raes

Suzanne Raes

Biography

Suzanne Raes has been working as an independent filmmaker for more than 20 years. Her early films a.o. The Houses of Hristina (2007), The Rainbow Warriors of Waiheke Island (2009), and The Successor of Kakiemon (2012) premiered at IDFA and won several awards at international film festivals. Her film Come Closer about Boudewijn de Groot received the IDFA Music Audience Award in 2015. For her film about the Rotterdam social service, Quid pro quo (2015) Raes won a Golden Calf, the most important film award in the Netherlands. More recent the co-production Ganz, How I Lost My Beetle (2019) had a successful theatrical release and has been broadcasted in the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland. Her film Close to Vermeer (2023) is screening in cinemas in the Netherlands and will have a worldwide distribution.

Production

Hou me vast - De Dijk

2013

As Director

Vleesverlangen

2015

As Director

Vleesverlangen

2015

As Scenario Writer

0,03 seconds

2017

As Director

MS

2019

As Director

Don't Shoot the Messenger

2013

As Director

Don't Shoot the Messenger

2013

As Producer

Don't Shoot the Messenger

2013

As Director of Photography

The Houses of Hristina

2007

As Director

Hart van de democratie

2020

As Director

Two Men

2022

As Director

The Successor of Kakiemon

2012

As Director

Overgave

2022

As Producer

Close to Vermeer

2023

As Director

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