Tiramisu

About This Movie

Tiramisu, directed by Paula van der Oest, is a layered exploration of personal chaos and the search for redemption. Set against the backdrop of the theatrical world, the film captures the tension between artistic ambition and financial ruin through the eyes of Jacob, a methodical bookkeeper. His relationship with the flamboyant actress Anne unfolds on her houseboat, creating an intimate yet precarious atmosphere. The performances are striking, with Anne’s vibrant personality contrasting sharply against Jacob’s subdued demeanor. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing the emotional weight of their interactions to settle in. Themes of vulnerability, identity, and the burdens of creative life linger throughout, making it a curious addition to any collection focused on character-driven narratives.

Intimate character study · Explores themes of vulnerability · Unique setting on a houseboat