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"In 1641, the Dutch master - Rembrandt Van Rijn - is at the hight of his success. Unchallenged by portraits of the rich and famous, Rambrandt indulges other pursuits like splurging at auctions and helping his adolescent neighbor, Samuel. Through the friendship with the master painter the young boy finds the courage to forgive his father."@en
"Samuel, Rembrandt's adolescent neighbor agrees to work as his studio apprentice. Samuel thrives in the studio as a talented printmaker, while Rembrandt struggles with a commission for militia commander Captain Banning Cocq. When Rembrandt's wife suddenly dies, he abandons the painting completely and neglects his infant son, until Samuel convinces the artist to fulfil his parental duties. Rembrandt finishes the painting, breaking from artistic convention and transforming the captain's group portrait into his masterpiece, "The Nightwatch.""@en
"Rembrandt loses his wife and in his grief neglects his infant son. It is his apprentice who convinces Rembrandt to fulfill his parental duties."@en
"In 1641, unchallenged by portraits of the rich and famous, the Dutch master, Rembrandt, indulges in auctions and in helping his adolescent neighbor, Samuel. Samuel works as Rembrandt's studio apprentice. Much to Samuel's dismay, the artist also neglects his infant son. After being convinced by Samuel to fulfill his parental duties, Rembrandt breaks with artistic convention to follow his heart, resulting in his masterpiece, The nightwatch."@en
"At the height of Rembrandt's success as a portrait artist in 1630s Amsterdam, he takes on a young Jewish studio apprentice, Samuel. The boy's struggle to break free of his family's rigid expectations lead the painter to wrestle with his own complacency, ending in his defiance of artistic convention with his daring masterpiece The Night Watch, and a lifelong pursuit of his own vision."
"Rembrandt loses his wife and in his grief neglects his infant son. It is his apprentice who convinces Rembrandt to fullfil his parental duties. Finally understanding his own father, Rembrandt breaks with artistic convention to produce his masterpiece, "The Nightwatch.""@en
"Rembrandt loses his wife and in his grief neglects his infant son. It is his apprentice who convinces Rembrandt to fullfil his parental duties. Finally understanding his own father, Rembrandt breaks with artistic convention to produce his masterpiece, "The Nightwatch.""
"At the height of his success in 1630 Amsterdam, Rembrandt takes on a Jewish studio apprentice, Samuel. Together, they break free from artistic complacency and rigid expectations."@en
"Rembrandt looses his wife and in his grief neglects his infant son. It is his apprentice who convinces Rembrandt to fullfil his parental duties."

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"Drama"@en
"Films for the hearing impaired"@en
"Biography"@en
"Biography"
"Fiction"
"Films for people with visual disabilities"@en
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"Rembrandt, fathers & sons"
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"Rembrandt : fathers & sons"
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"Rembrandt fathers & sons"
"Rembrandt fathers & sons"@en

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