For a Lost Soldier (1993) For a Lost Soldier

For a Lost Soldier ★★ Voor een Verloren Soldaat 1993 Middle-aged Dutch choreorapher Jeroen (Krabbe), working on a piece about the Allied liberation, recalls his relationship with a Canadian soldier more than 40 years before. During WWII, the 13-year-old Jeroen (Smit) is sent from Amsterdam to live in the country with a foster family. With the first twinges of puberty and sexuality he longs for a special friend, whom he finds in Walt (Kelley), a young gay Canadian soldier who is part of the Allied liberation forces. Very provocative subject, delicately handled, without any implication of child abuse. In English and Dutch with subtitles. 92m/C VHS. NL Marten Smit, Andrew Kelley, Jeroen Krabbe, Feark Smink, Elsje de Wijn, Derk-Jan Kroon; Director: Roeland Kerbosch; Writer: Roeland Kerbosch; Writer: Nils Post; Cameo: Joop Stokkermans.

At-a-glance
Year Released 1993
Length (in minutes) 92
Display Color
Formats VHS
Filmed In Netherlands
National Film Registry
Credits
Role Name
Actor Jeroen Krabbe
Actor Marten Smit
Actor Andrew Kelley
Actor Feark Smink
Actor Elsje de Wijn
Actor Derk-Jan Kroon
Cameo Joop Stokkermans
Cinematographer Nils Post
Director Roeland Kerbosch
Writer Roeland Kerbosch