My Father Takes Pictures

The documentary runs for 30 minutes and provides a personal glimpse into Boy Pijman's life, born in the Dutch East Indies. Through his narrative, the film sheds light on his harrowing three years spent in a Japanese prison camp during the war.

This film not only highlights a significant historical period but also serves as a poignant family story that captures the impact of war on personal lives. For collectors, its focus on individual narratives within the broader context of history adds depth to any collection.