Antonia (Antonia's Line)

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Cast

Willeke van Ammelrooy
as Antonia

Els Dottermans
as Danielle

Jan Decleir
as Boer Bas

Mil Seghers
as Crooked Finger

Catherine ten Bruggencate
as Mad Madonna

Jan Steen
as Loony Lips

Marina De Graaf
as Deedee

Hans Kesting
as Blacksmith

Therese
as Veerle Van Overloop

Dora van der Groen
as Allegonde

Veerle van Overloop
as Thérèse

Jakob Beks
as Farmer Daan

Elsie de Brauw
as Lara

Thyrza Ravesteijn
as Sarah

Wimie Wilhelm
as Letta

Flip Filz
as The Curate

Pieter Callens
as Farmer Bas's Other Child

Fran Waller Zeper
as Olga

Reinout Bussemaker
as Simon

Daniel Dailly
as Farmer Bas's Other Child

Margo Dames
as Thérèse

Filip Peeters
as Pitte

Michaël Pas
as Janne

Paul Kooij
as The Protestant

Leo Hogenboom
as The Village Priest

Sarah De Ceuleer
as Letta's Other Child

Christophe De Laere
as Letta's Other Child

Esther Vriesendorp
as Therese (age 13)

Carolien Spoor
as Therese (age 6)

Jenne Decleir
as Farmer Bas's Other Child

Ilse Dense
as Letta's Other Child

Dirk Zeelenberg
as Pier

Ellen Dikker
as Muisje

Truus Te Selle
as Ma Gé

Erik de Bruyn
as Arend

Petra Laseur
as Mother Theodora

Michel van Dousselaere
as Blacksmith

Christophe Horemans
as Farmer Bas's Other Child

Hans Man in't Veld
as The Professor

Jeroen Huysmans
as Letta's Other Child

Johan Heldenbergh
as Tom

Paul R. Kooij
as Protestant

Victor Löw
as Harry

Barbara Maes
as Letta's Other Child

Igor Corbeau
as Simon (age 13)

Carlo Van Dam
as Simon (age 6)

Tamara Maes
as Letta's Other Child

Gabriella Martinson
as Letta's Other Child

Lineke Rijxman
as Narrator

Cederic Missine
as Muisje's Child

Kristel Olejniejoh
as Letta's Other Child

Charlène Pottevin
as Deedee's Child

Eddy Praet
as Farmer Bas's Other Child

Stijn Rabaey
as Muisje's Child

Gilles Robertino
as Letta's Other Child

Antoon Schotsaert
as Farmer Bas's Other Child

Manon Sodderland
as Picture of Maria

Jesse Tomballe
as Letta's Other Child

Menno Tomballe
as Letta's Other Child

Adriaan Van Den Hoof
as Farmer Bas's Other Child

Gilles Van Durme
as Letta's Other Child

Daisy Van Laer
as Letta's Other Child

Dorien Van Laer
as Letta's Other Child

Tine Vanhoucke
as Muisje's Child

Aurelie Verstraeten
as Letta's Other Child

Jascha Vervoort
as Farmer Bas's Other Child

Nicky Wolfs
as Letta's Other Child

Gosewijn Zwanikken
as Picture of Jesus

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Critic Reviews for Antonia (Antonia's Line)

Audience Reviews for Antonia (Antonia's Line)

• Sep 10, 2011

  Antonia's Line is a quirky and whimsical story of Antonia with themes on love, family, and community that also gently explores topics on feminism and independence. Emotionally engaging, pleasant, and precious masterpiece. Remarkable.
  

  Jan Marc M Super Reviewer
• Jul 29, 2011

  A woman recalls her entire adult life on her deathbed. This film is way too expository, relying almost solely on narration to tell the story. It's not really a film because it uses almost none of the elements inherent to film; rather, it's a short novel with pictures and actors. A perfect example of the film's flaws is the impact of the second rape scene. Out of the blue, we hear that a character has been raped, and then we see Antonia's response to it, taking a gun and kicking the rapist out of town. But this sequence, ripe with emotional resonance, has almost no impact on the audience because there wasn't an adequate set-up, so that we can feel suspense and fear for the victim, and there wasn't any visual, graphic or implied, that allowed us to see the result of the crime. The sequence becomes mere Cliff's Notes, and the same problem pervades the entire film. And the titular character is almost a minor role. I'm surprised that the film didn't center around her and the other interesting character, "Crooked Finger," more. Overall, <i>Antonia's Line</i> is like the connective tissue of a Victorian novel, over-narrated, maudlin, and unspecific.
  Jim H Super Reviewer
• Jul 25, 2007

  One of the most wonderful generational pictures that I have been witness to. Not just a "womens' film"
  

  John B Super Reviewer

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