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The Knife (1961 film)

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Back at home, the mother apologizes to Thomas for abandoning him. She reasons he is too young to understand why he is being sent away, but suggests it has to do with Oscar. A few days later, Thomas leaves for boarding school. On the road, he says in a voice-over that he is ready for the next phase of
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who lives with his mother. Since his father's death, his mother has begun a relationship with Oscar, his dad's best friend. This drives a wedge between mother and son, who thinks his mother is trying to replace his dad with Oscar. At an exhibition at a monastery, Thomas steals an antique knife. He
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On the second visit to De Valken, Thomas and Toni witness a sexual assault. Toni is repulsed by what she saw, but Thomas is fascinated by it. When Toni confronts Thomas about it, he playfully threatens her with his knife. One evening, Thomas witnesses an argument between his mother and Oscar. No
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After this incident, the mother tells Thomas he will be sent to boarding school at the end of the summer. Thomas spends the remainder of his summer days with Toni, visiting the fair and a territory owned by young people called De Valken. On their first visit to De Valken, Thomas is publicly
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humiliated by other boys. Thomas vows to get revenge with his knife, which he sneaks back into his possession. Meanwhile, Oscar's relationship with the mother has become strained, and Oscar's many evenings spent at the local pub starts to give the couple a bad reputation.
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was proclaimed the best Dutch feature film since World War II by the Dutch Cinema Association and was awarded the Silver Rose. The film was not a commercial success, which film historians attribute to its "poetic matter".  
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longer wanting to live in the house, Thomas runs away and spends the night in a barn. He has a dream where his father shoots him. The next day, Thomas is reluctantly brought back home by a villager.
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shows it to Toni, his female friend, to impress her. Thomas uses the knife to intimidate Oscar, which ends up landing Thomas into trouble and results in Oscar confiscating the weapon.  
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is a coming-of-age story about Thomas, a thirteen-year-old boy who has a contentious relationship with his mother and starts to have conflicting feelings about his female friend, Toni.
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is without a doubt the best film that has ever left our studios". The film also received acclaim at the
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The film was well received by the Dutch press. A reviewer from
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commissioned producer Joop Landré to make an adaptation of
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his life and that he has outgrown Toni and the knife.
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Index

Fons Rademakers
Hugo Claus
Ellen Vogel
Paul Cammermans
Henri Rust
Pim Jacobs
Dutch
drama film
Fons Rademakers
Hugo Claus
1961 Cannes Film Festival
Limburg
Ellen Vogel
Paul Cammermans
Fons Rademakers
Hugo Claus
Het Vrije Volk
1961 Cannes Film Festival


"Festival de Cannes: The Knife"




Luitingh-Sijthoff
"Het mes"
"Het mes Eye"
The Knife
IMDb

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