answers all of Dolf’s predictablequestions.
The year: 1212. The place: Germany.
While Jan and Joanne start on a rescue plan, Dolf and Jenne cross paths with The Childrens’ Crusade - ten thousand orphans and runaways led by the monk Anselmus, and a delusional young and charismatic, Nicolas. They’re on their way to liberate Jerusalem. The children are cold and starving, yet it doesn’t take long for Dolf and his modern 21st century ways to transform the children into a self-sufficient army. The monks, whose real mission is to sell the children to slave traders, view this as a serious threat. Dolf’s only chance for survival is to unmask them while guiding the Crusade over the Alps...

Starring: TBA
Casting Director: Sharon Howard-Field (“Merchant of Venice”, “Bridge Of San Luis Rey”, “Love’s Brother”, “Highwaymen”, “ Tulse Luper Suitcase Trilogy”, “War Zone”, “Shine”)
Writer: Jean-Claude van Rijkighem
Chris Craps
Original novel by Thea Beckman

Director: Ben Sombogaard (“Twin Sisters” (Miramax: USA distribution), “The Flying Liftboy”: winner of Prix Du Public 1999 in Montreal; Best Feature Film 1999 at the Dutch Film Festival, “The Boy Who Stopped Taking”: UNICEF Award 1996 in Berlin; the Golden Spire at San Francisco Film Festival 1998, numerous Dutch TV movies/series)

Producer: Kees Kasander (“Ken Park”, Peter Greenaway’s “The Tulse Luper Suitcase Trilogy”, “81/2 Women”, “The Cook, The Thief, His Wife & Her Lover”, “A Zed & Two Noughts”, Mr. Kasander has produced over 50 films in his career)

Executive Producers: H. Michael Heuser (“Johnny Hit and Run Pauline”, “Kart Racer”, “Preacher”, “Hurlyburly”, “Fast Sofa”. “ Outlanders”, “The Criminal”, “Modern Vampires” aka ”Revenant”)
Marc Noyons

Status: In Pre-production. 

CRUSADE IN JEANS qualifies as a “European Work”.

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