Rob Rombout
Rob Rombout (born in Amsterdam, 1953; raised in Zaandam) is a documentary filmmaker, photographer and teacher, based in Brussels since 1975 and now also in Lisbon. Since a 1978 student film he has made some forty works, many broadcast by ARTE, RTBF and France Télévisions: films set in closed worlds that move, such as a night train to Moscow, a transatlantic liner and a North Sea oil rig, and films about places that borrowed a name, among them Amsterdam Stories USA (2012, with Rogier van Eck; IDFA; Audience Award, IndieLisboa 2013) and On the Track of Robert van Gulik (2016). His method is the subject of Marc-Emmanuel Mélon's monograph La mise en scène du réel (2022). He taught documentary directing at Sint-Lukas, now LUCA School of Arts, from 1988 to 2018, and was a founding member of the DocNomads master and its course director in Brussels, 2012–2019. His photographs, collected in PORTRAITS / on the road (2024), have been shown in Paris, Lisbon and Bredevoort.
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Películas (18)
On the Track of Robert van Gulik
2016 · Director, Writer
Amsterdam Stories USA
2012 · Director, Writer
Panamerica
2010 · Director
Queen Mary 2: The Enterprise
2004 · Director, Writer
Amsterdam via Amsterdam
2004 · Director, Writer, Producer
The Passengers of Alsace
2002 · Director
Canton, the Chinese City
2001 · Director
The Kerguelen Trap
2000 · Director
Perm-mission
1999 · Director, Writer
The Azores of Madredeus
1995 · Screenplay, Director
Black Island
1994 · Director, Writer
Transatlantic: Queen Elizabeth 2
1992 · Director, Writer
Nord Express
1990 · Director, Writer
Between Two Towers
1987 · Director, Writer
No Present for Noël
1986 · Director, Writer
The Man Who Talked Too Much
1985 · Director, Writer, Editor
Le pouvoir d'achat des chômeurs
1983 · Director, Editor
Denken, denken, denken
1978 · Director, Writer, Editor
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