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Mathijs Geijskes Filmography

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MathijsGeijskes

Known for Writing Β· Stuck, Ten to Two

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RAREST RELEASE
Ten to Two
~$0 Β· 4K Β· 2005
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Ten to Two
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BIOGRAPHY

Mathijs Geijskes is a prominent figure in the world of home video, known for his insightful writing that dives deep into the nuances of film history and physical media. His standout work, "Ten to Two" (2005), has garnered a dedicated following among collectors for its unique blend of storytelling and innovative cinematography. This film not only showcases Geijskes' ability to capture the essence of time but also stands out for its limited edition releases, making it a prized possession for avid collectors who appreciate both its artistic merit and its rarity. Collectors are drawn to Geijskes' films not just for their visual appeal but also for the thoughtful commentary they provide on the evolution of cinema. His dedication to preserving the integrity of film as a physical medium resonates with enthusiasts who value the tactile experience of home viewing. As the demand for rare and limited releases continues to grow, Mathijs Geijskes remains a key figure in the physical media landscape, ensuring that his contributions are cherished by collectors for years to come.

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What is Mathijs Geijskes known for?

Mathijs Geijskes is known for writing.

What genres does Mathijs Geijskes' filmography span?

Mathijs Geijskes' filmography spans the drama genre.

What years does Mathijs Geijskes' work cover?

Mathijs Geijskes' work covers the years from 2005 to 2015.

How many films are in Mathijs Geijskes' filmography?

Mathijs Geijskes has a total of 3 films in his filmography.

What are some notable films written by Mathijs Geijskes?

Some notable films written by Mathijs Geijskes include Stuck (2015), .reteP (2009), and Ten to Two (2005).