News

• Highlights 2015
• Dutch darlings on DVD
• 'Welcome home' on IDFA & TV
• Films shown in November
• 'Only the best for our son'
• 'Its your country' honoured
• Winst en verlies / Future June on Yamagata
• The Salesmen of Happiness on NPO 2 Oct 27th
• Viewing Dedicated to Dance Oct 7th
• Last Portraits on Dutch Film Festival
• Diaries broadcasted in NPO Doc
• Floating bodies nominated!
• Taking the Plunge shown at Buster
• Blame Omar on BVN
• The Family Ensemble back on tv
• Janina Pigaht on the radio
• The Diaries of an Elephant
• My Granny Lien awarded!
• My Granny Lien on filmfestivals
• Mathildelicious
• El Sonido in Washington
• TAKING THE PLUNGE shown once more!
• THE DIARIES OF AN ELEPHANT
• BLOODY FOX on Holland Doc 24
• The Silent Historian
• Premiere on IDFA
• Kids&Docs premiere on Cinekid
• Oma Lien on Z@pp
• Bloody Fox in Wildlife Competition
• Three films on NFF
• Promo Blame Omar wins Award!
• Rotvos at Film&Science Fest
• Uitzending 'Onverwacht'
• The Silent Historian
• Follow the Bloody FoxFox
• Het Oordeel on TV
• Blame Omar on DVD
• Blame Omar on INPUT 2011
• Blame Omar selected for EURODOK 2011
• Coming soon on DVD
• DVD Unexplainable
• Bloody Fox is nominted for the 'Beeld en Geluid Award 2010'!
• Het zwijgen van Loe de Jong
• World Premiere BLAME OMAR
• Keatshert on BABEL FilmFest
• Debat over natuurbeheer

Winst en verlies / Future June on Yamagata

Weeks before the 2014 World Cup, four workers in São Paulo were followed by Maria Ramos, with her clinical, rigourous eye. Between professional situations and intimate moments, these real-life characters reveal utopias and disillusions in confronting the challenges of the country’s largest city. The director looks at the plurality of urban experiences and the paradoxes and contradictions typical in Brazilian society.​

Future June is selected for the international competition Yamagata en shown on October 9th and 11th in this festival. 

Future June, the film by Maria Ramos premiered in Brasil at Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival on October 4th 2015.  Maria Ramos won an award for best direction in the documentary section. 

Click here for a review in Variety.

Directed by Maria Ramos.