After a Turkish airplane crashed near the airport Schiphol, correspondent Michael Strempel from the German public TV channel ARD needs a cameraman for news coverage for the news program Tagesschau and the background to the news program Tagesthemen. For these reportages Featurez did research, booked… Read More

In autumn The Storm, a film about the severe Dutch floods in 1953, will come out. On the first of February this year it is 55 years ago that the disaster took place. The public Swiss TV news program Tagesschau reports on the commemoration of… Read More

Dutch researcher Maurice Crul from the University of Amsterdam visits the Metropolis conference in Bonn. A conference about integration in the European Union. Crul presents his research that concludes that, compared to the Netherlands, Belgium and especially France, migrant students in Germany stay behind in… Read More

The Netherlands District Court in The Hague will deliver its verdict on whether the Dutch state and its contingent of United Nations peace-keeping troops can be held responsible for handing over Bosnian refugees that looked for protection against Serb soldiers. In July 1995 Bosnians who… Read More

The verdict is given in the lawsuit started by the group Mothers of Srebrenica at a civil court in The Hague. The group, which represents 6,000 relatives of the victims, says the UN and the Dutch state are in part responsible for the deaths of… Read More

The Scottish BBC is producing a reportage about assisted dying and are planning interviews, pieces to camera and general views in the Netherlands. The BBC Investigations Unit is looking for a Dutch lighting cameraman for the filming.

Every year, on April 30, the Dutch Queen and her family visit a region in the Netherlands to celebrate the traditional Queens day, the birthday of her mother, the late Princess Juliana. This year Queen Beatrix visits two towns in the province of Friesland. The… Read More

Carla Del Ponte, the ex-chief prosecutor for war crimes in former Yugoslavia, has unleashed a storm of recrimination with allegations of a trade in human body parts in Kosovo and Albania after Nato bombed Serbia in 1999 in her book ‘Me and War criminals, The… Read More

Municipal Police will hold a reconstruction of five stolen statues of the Radya Pustaka Museum collection in the Indonesian town Solo, today. In their testimony, the suspects said the hundreds of year-old statues were taken from the museum in three stages. In July 2006, two… Read More

The New York based documentary production company Kontentreal produces a series of documentaries with the title e² design. The series covers eight different topics – from sustainable architecture to water culture to alternative energy to organic farming, recycled clothing and more – are each presented… Read More

Since helping to die is legal in Switzerland a lot of foreigners travel to Switzerland to be helped to die. The neighbours of the locations where the dying takes place protest against the constant stream of corpses taken out in coffins. The organisations that helps… Read More

The council of the Amsterdam Centre district declared that the tree behind the Anne Frank house, has to be cut down on due to the risk that it could otherwise fall down by itself and cause damage. But a second opinion analysis by the Dutch… Read More