'What African area are you exploring these days?' I was asked in a recent e-mail. My answer: 'The exotic Dutch town of Den Helder...' The last month I've been working on my first radio documentary, partly staged in that seaside town in North-Holland. It is not a entirely out of touch with the rest of my work though, because indirectly the subject is African. In
The Invisible Son Somaly mother Zahra tells how she tries to keep her son on the straight and narrow path. This documentary for VPRO's Holland Doc is my first radio production ever. Curious? It will be broadcasted this Sunday on Radio 1, and after that you can check it out on the Holland Doc website.
Sunday evening March 27 9 PM on Radio 1: De onzichtbare zoon (Dutch spoken)
'What African area are you exploring these days?' I was asked in a recent e-mail. My answer: 'The exotic Dutch town of Den Helder...' The last month I've been working on my first radio documentary, partly staged in that seaside town in North-Holland. It is not a entirely out of touch with the rest of my work though, because indirectly the subject is African. In The Invisible Son Somaly mother Zahra tells how she tries to keep her son on the straight and narrow path. This documentary for VPRO's Holland Doc is my first radio production ever. Curious? It will be broadcasted this Sunday on Radio 1, and after that you can check it out on the Holland Doc website.
