Tussenland (2002)

• 74%
• 2002
• Drame
• John Kon Kelei
• Willem Smit
• Ingeborg Uyt den Boogaard

Majok is a refugee from Africa, and lives in a refugee center where he can not settle, so he often sleeps on a park bench. One morning he communiqués sillages up on a bench somewhere in the meadow. There is the old Jacob standing before him who grumbling cris that it is his bench. That does not matter to Majok and he will return to the same bench more often. As the two meet more and more often a close friendship arises between the two, which is strange because they do not understand each other, Jacob even invite him to his home.