IFFR 2026I liked what it was trying to tell, but that AI slop ruined everything for me. Also some crazy alt right pipeline going on
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After the body of his father is found in a tent in Amsterdam, Marcus searches for an identity through a man he never knew. Tracing parallels with a father who lived outside the system, his own unease with authorities and institutions begins to take shape. As that unease deepens, Marcus pulls the film toward himself, drawn to male voices that promise clarity and strength and to a future he believes he can still redirect.
Sovereign Son is showing in 1 cinema in Amsterdam - next screening Monday 28 September at 18:00 at De Balie.
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IFFR 2026I liked what it was trying to tell, but that AI slop ruined everything for me. Also some crazy alt right pipeline going on
ja, brengt belangrijke dingen naar boven maar ik vond het ook onuitstaanbaar om naar te kijken omdat hij gewoon een heel vervelend ventje is en er allemaal ai slop in zat
One of the most uncomfortable watches of my life. Fascinating how you can start with one question or story and end up somewhere completely different. The documentary gave amazing insight into the life of an angry white man who blames only the most vulnerable people in society for the failure of his life, instead of directing the blame at his father. So very relevant for the times.
After the body of his father is found in a tent in Amsterdam, a young man named Marcus explores his identity and drifts into toxic online spaces.
Cindy Jansen directed Sovereign Son, a 2026 documentary exploring generational estrangement and radicalization. Full schedule on Mood.