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Film & TV director/editor Peter van Houten is experienced in drama, documentary and studio-directing and has been working for many years in the Film & TV industry.
For further information please contact Peter:
Mobile +31(0)6-55 766 101
info@petervanhouten.nl
For further information please contact Peter:
Mobile +31(0)6-55 766 101
info@petervanhouten.nl
Recent Work

Anton Janssen was arrested by a German patrol, after a shoot out near Dreumel, a small town near the river the Waal, in the Netherlands.This area was during the end of the war a no-man’s-land. On a misty morning in November Anton was arrested and later taken to the headquarters of the German Sicherheitsdienst in the town of Utrecht, which was notorious for it’s brutal treatment of ‘terrorists’.
What has happened to Anton during the last days of his life? Was he executed, transported to a camp in Germany and was murdered there? His sister Bertha, 94 of age, takes us back to these dark days in 1944.
Editing Equipment
About Peter

He worked as editor for 'Bloedverwanten' (AVRO 2010) and 't Vrije Schaep' (KRO 2009, winner Nipkov-award, a Dutch TV price for best drama), both successful drama series on Dutch national TV.
He is also an experienced editor for documentary, some titles: Later (2008), Ivo, de unauthorized biography of a gorilla (2007) a film from director Annick van Wijk and Bigger than James Dean (nomination best documentary 2004 Dutch Film Festival), a film from director Frank Krom.
Music documentary
Peter's documentary In the Daytime the Stars Will Shine, about Rolan Bolan, the son of glamrock-icon Marc Bolan (T.Rex), won the Karl Malden award for best documentary at the 2004 International Thunderbird Filmfestival of Utah, US.