Jottum Kok

Groeipijn

During a camping holiday, two 16-year-old boys are confronted with new feelings that put their close friendship to the test. While Oscar tries to connect with a group of older boys and girls, Marlon tries to keep his friend close at all costs.

Tomorrow Will Be Better

After the relationship with her girlfriend turns sour, Jona moves back in with her mother Mirjam. Their loving relationship is occasionally plagued by miscommunication and when Mirjam is secretive about her daughter's queer identity, the tension mounts. In Morgen doen we het beter, filmmaker Jottum Kok proposes a vision of generational conflict that can be overcome.

Tell Me I'm Wrong

During the endless waiting in the Amsterdam AZC, gay Iranian Milad (30) tries to make the best of it together with his friends Arman (34) and Radfan (27). To get the residents in the AZC more in touch with each other, they decide to organize a poetry night. At the same time, gay Jurre (24) starts an internship at COA. He would like to do something good for Milad out of a sense of guilt about his privileges. When he hears about the poetry evening Milad and his friends want to organize, he decides to get involved, but soon finds out that his good intentions backfire.