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Bert Haanstra

Director

Bert Haanstra

Born May 31, 1916 in Espelo, Overijssel, the NetherlandsDied October 23, 199733 films

Albert 'Bert' Haanstra was a Dutch film director of films and documentaries. His documentary Glass (1958) won the Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject in 1959. His feature film Fanfare (1958) was the most visited Dutch film at the time, and has since only been surpassed by Turkish Delight (1973).

Filmography

33 films as director
  1. 1988Children of GhanaDirector
  2. 1987Monument for a GorillaDirector
  3. 1984The Family of ChimpsDirector
  4. 1983The NetherlandsDirector
  5. 1983The World of Simon CarmiggeltDirector
  6. 1983The HairdresserDirector
  7. 1979Mr. Slotter's JubileeDirector
  8. 1978National Parks.... NecessityDirector
  9. 1975Dr. Pulder Sows PoppiesDirector
  10. 1972Ape and Super-ApeDirector
  11. 1969EvoluonDirector
  12. 1968Retour MadridDirector
  13. 1966The Voice of the WaterDirector
  14. 1963EverymanDirector
  15. 1962Delta Phase 1Director
  16. 1961ZooDirector
  17. 1960The Manneken Pis CaseDirector
  18. 1958FanfareDirector
  19. 1958GlassDirector
  20. 1958Speaking of GlassDirector
  21. 1957Rembrandt, Painter of ManDirector
  22. 1955God ShivaDirector
  23. 1955Battle Without EndDirector
  24. 1955And There Was No More SeaDirector
  25. 1954The Oil FieldDirector
  26. 1954The Reconnaissance DrillDirector
  27. 1954The Detection of Mineral OilDirector
  28. 1954Arise and PerishDirector
  29. 1952The Dike BuildersDirector
  30. 1952Panta RheiDirector
  31. 1951Medieval Dutch SculptureDirector
  32. 1950Mirror of HollandDirector
  33. 1949The Muider Group RevivedDirector