Photographs of the Palestine Solidarity Protest can be found at
twanpeeters.net/palestine
The Little Pianist
Narrative – 2020
1944 | Boy – a 9 year old boy with autism hears an exciting musical rhythm in the spectacular explosions of German missiles near the Dutch seaside. His father however, is filled with fear of his son’s life and incapable of understanding his sons musical ambitions.
Director: Raimond van Soest
Producer: Barbara Teulings
GRIT
Narrative – 2020
A dark surrealistic tale on the grief of a mother during WWII.
Director: Matthias Hoekman
Producer: Hoekman Brothers
The Wanderer
NARRATIVE DANCE FILM – 2019
London is a city of sleepwalkers, drifters. However, running against the tide is the Wanderer. A modern city spirit, constantly on the run in hope of real human connection.
Director: Lian Meng Rose
Producer: Leah Jones, Lara Kristjansdottir, Tian Boyce
No Man Is An Island
Narrative – 2019
When George finds out that there will be a major D-day commemoration in Normandy, all he wants is to escape the nursing home he lives in to pay homage to his fallen brothers.
Director: Emily May Smith
Producer: Jamie MacDonald
Two
Narrative – 2016
This film is set in the near future and tells the story of the clone of the 26 year old tyran Jimmy. Jimmy’s clone is tired to clean up the mess for Jimmy and to be treated as a slave. The question is, are clones actually safe?
Director: Eddie Bimmel
The Daydreamers
Documentary – 2020
What if you’re addicted to your own fantasy? The Daydreamers explores Maladaptive Daydreaming, a condition discovered by professor Eli Somer. Protagonists Agatha and Jessica meet Somer on-camera, providing a moving testimony of their experience living life cut off from reality.
Director: Thomas Renckens
Producer: Said Englund
Something Borrowed
Animation Short – 2020
Pen to paper, a sweet old woman (Jane Horrocks) can’t find the right words. But when she lends her pen to a hopeless young chap, it’s more than just words that elude her.
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Director: Micky Wozny
Producer: Andrew St. Maur
About Twan
I feel films have the power to inspire people, empower them and plant seeds for a more compassionate world. Filmmaking is so powerful, and I’m always looking for stories that allow me to create this world that deeply connects with you as a human being.
Alongside my work as a filmmaker I play the piano, participate in activism, shoot & develop analog film and I am part of Wake Up London – a meditation community that focusses on teaching people how to take care of themselves so they can take care of the world. I am a calm person and good listener. Feel don’t hesitate to reach out, so we can have a coffee!
Industry Focus: Narrative, Documentary, Music Videos
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