Joren Molter

Joren Molter (1993, Borgercompagnie, the Netherlands) started directing fiction films during his theater training. On the age of sixteen his film Full of Life was selected for the debut-competition of the Dutch Film Festival. One year later he co-directed the mosaic-feature Foreigners, which was shot in New York, Berlin and Groningen. At eighteen Joren got accepted at the Netherlands Film Academy for Directing Fiction. During the academy Joren directed four short movies outside the academy: De lullige levensloop van een saaie man and a triptych on domestic violence titled: Blue, Elle est Belle & Rabbit starring Marcel Hensema, Wil van der Meer and Nadja Hüpscher. Molter's work differentiates itself by being style fixed. Themes as human urge and weakness are often seen in his work. With his graduation movie Greetings from Kropsdam Joren momentarily returns to the roots of his hometown, where his authorship started. The film shows how a apparently peaceful community fraternizes behind the back of one single man.