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Occupied Territory

1946, Dutch. Directed by Frans Dupont & Wim Gerdes.

Bezet gebied ('Occupied Territory') is the first feature-length Dutch fiction film to deal with World War II, and was made in a documentary style. Dutch diva Ellen Vogel is stunning in her feature debut, in spite of the mediocre image quality. We're showingt a digitalisation of a version that underwent analogue conservation in 1983. It's not a restoration, so the image quality is average.

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Released
1 January 1946
Original title
Bezet gebied
Country
Netherlands

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Occupied Territory runs 59 minutes (0h 59m).

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Occupied Territory isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 1 January 1946. (Checked 9 November 2026.)

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If you liked Occupied Territory, try The One That Got Away, The Forgotten Battle, The War Below.

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Occupied Territory (1946) was directed by Frans Dupont and Wim Gerdes and stars Ellen Vogel, Mary Beyer, Tim Bergmann.

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