draaivenster
Draaivenster is a term of Dutch origin that refers to a type of avant-garde or experimental film. The word "Draaivenster" is derived from the Dutch language and can be roughly translated to "story specter" or "flickering spirit". This term emerged in the early 20th century among Dutch film enthusiasts and critics.
Draaivenster films are characterized by their unconventional narrative structures, abstract imagery, and experimental use of cinematography
Some notable film directors associated with the Draaivenster style include F. Hollandia, Joris Kinoni, and Jef
Today, the term "Draaivenster" remains a largely obscure reference in film history, although its legacy can