The subject of the three parts of The Fish Pond Song is an imaginary war. It is not an epic tale of battles but, a layered narrative filled with the fears and dreams that lie deep within us. In Kooijmans’ hands, war is an abstraction that is full of fantasy; it is the evil that lurks, the madness that can rage in people’s heads, but there is a gleam of hope too
| Producers | De Bezige Bij The Stedelijk Museum ‘s-Hertogenbosch Submarine |
| Concept | Jeroen Kooijmans |
| Poems | Tommy Wieringa |
| Music | David Dramm |
| Vocal | Nora Fischer |
| Voice-Over | John Reid |
| Sound | Robert Bosch |
| Camera | Tobias Mathijsen Rob van Dam |
| Edit | Rens Christiaansen Jeroen van t Hullenaar |
With generous support of:
The Amsterdamse Fund for the Arts
Epson
Fonds 21
Mondriaan Fund
Jheronimus Bosch 500
The Netherlands Film Fund
