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Marijn Poels (born 10 July 1975, in Meerlo) is a Dutch independent filmmaker, documentary maker and international speaker. He produced films like ''The Voice of 650 million Times One'', ''Nothing About Us'' and produced several documentary series for TV. He also made tour documentaries of the Dutch punk group Heideroosjes. Poels is making films about international issues focusing on social, economical and political topics. In 2009 he wrote his first book "Between Two Worlds". Poels' film style is characterized by real-life recordings. The viewer gets a pure view of reality without being directly given any opinion by a filmmaker. == Awards == Dody Spittal Award February 2011 Poels won the international ''Dodie Spittal award'' for his documentary "The Voice of 650 Million Times One" in Calgary, Canada. Poels made a statement and waived his rights to the award to the people he filmed and integrated the plaque in an official monument and placed it in the centre of the Kibera slum in Nairobi. Medal for the peace Poels received in 2011 “The Voice of peace” medal in Lahore, Pakistan. This medal is annually awarded to persons who committed their selves against terrorism en violence in Pakistan and coming out for human rights. NL Award March 2015 Poels won the ''NL Award'' for his documentary “Two lives in one heart” The documentary follows Lakhdar Maazouzi (83) and Larbi Yahyia (68), who both arrived in the Netherlands as migrant workers. With their families in Morocco and their sons and daughters in the Netherlands moving back to their roots in Morocco has become a dilemma. A documentary about how the former labour migrants are living with two lives in one heart. Heart for culture The Cultural award "Heart for culture" was awarded to Poels in September 2015 by the municipality of Horst aan de Maas. The jury asks attention for people or groups who are involved in culture in an inspirational way. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Marijn Poels」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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