All Things Pass

Year: 1981

Runtime: 65 mins

Language: Dutch

Director: Paul Verhoeven

WarDrama

In occupied Netherlands during WWII, resistance leader Arie is killed by Dutch SS officer Niels. His comrades vow revenge. Thirty‑five years later, former colleague Ab meets Niels again and tries to rally the old group, but most have lost the will or ability to act. Only ex‑communist Gerben still remembers the oath and joins the planned execution.

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