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The Bankruptcy Jazz

200945mFrank Herrebout,Leo van Maaren

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After World War I jazz music unites the divided countries of Europe. The new formed Jazz Republic introduces an unlimited amount of Eurobonds for all Europeans to live upon the interest of one's money. It leads to a complete bankruptcy. This film is an adaptation of a screenplay that the Flemish poet Paul van Ostaijen wrote in Berlin and Antwerp between 1919 and 1921.

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What is The Bankruptcy Jazz (2009) about?

After World War I jazz music unites the divided countries of Europe. The new formed Jazz Republic introduces an unlimited amount of Eurobonds for all Europeans to live upon the interest of one's money. It leads to a complete bankruptcy. This film is an adaptation of a screenplay that the Flemish poet Paul van Ostaijen wrote in Berlin and Antwerp between 1919 and 1921.

Who stars in The Bankruptcy Jazz?

The Bankruptcy Jazz stars Frank Herrebout, Leo van Maaren, Paul van Ostayen. The film was directed by Frank Herrebout.

How long is The Bankruptcy Jazz?

The Bankruptcy Jazz has a runtime of 45 min and premiered in 2009.

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