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Ava & Gabriel: A Love Story

Country: Netherlands | France | Netherlands Antilles , Language: Dutch, 100 mins

Original Title

Ava & Gabriel - Un historia di amor
  • Director: Felix de Rooy
  • Writer: Norman de Palm

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Set in Curacao in the 1940s, Ava & Gabriel: A Love Story tells of the painter Gabriel Goedbloed, who arrives from Holland to paint a mural of the Virgin Mary in a local church. Gabriel is black, originally from Surinam. The colonial Antillian society proves less than tolerant towards him, especially after he chooses as his model a young Black teacher, Ava.


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Cast & Characters

Nashaira Desbarida as Ava Recordina;
Cliff San-A-Jong as Gabriel Goedbloed;
Theu Boermans as Father Fidelius;
Carol Brown Winkel as Carlos Zarius;
Dolf de Vries as Bishop Hildebrand;
Geert de Jong as Louise van Hansschot;
Edmond Classen as Gov. Van Hansschot;
Frederik de Groot as Pieter van Knippenveld;
Janine Veeren as Elise van Knippenveld;
Serge Ubrette as Maurice;
Rina Penso as Shon Arlina Recordina;
Norman de Palm as Shon Francois;
Burny Every as Shon Carolina;
Ana Muskus as Farida;
Helen Kamperveen as Delia