Editing Culture of the Netherlands (section)

===Film===
{{main|Cinema of the Netherlands}}
Some Dutch films – mainly by director [[Paul Verhoeven]] – have received international distribution and recognition, such as ''[[Turkish Delight (1973 film)|Turkish Delight]]'' ("''Turks Fruit''") (1973), ''[[Soldier of Orange]]'' ("''Soldaat van Oranje''") (1975), ''[[Spetters]]'' (1980) and ''[[The Fourth Man (1983 film)|The Fourth Man]]'' ("''De Vierde Man''") (1983). Verhoeven then went on to direct big [[Hollywood (film industry)|Hollywood]] films like ''[[RoboCop]]'' and ''[[Basic Instinct]]'', and returned with Dutch film ''[[Black Book (film)|Black Book]]'' in 2006.

Other well-known Dutch film directors are [[Jan de Bont]] (''[[Speed (1994 film)|Speed]]''), [[Dick Maas]] (''[[De Lift]]''), [[Fons Rademakers]] (''[[The Assault (1986 film)|The Assault]]''), documentary maker [[Bert Haanstra]] and [[Joris Ivens]]. Film director [[Theo van Gogh (film director)|Theo van Gogh]] achieved international notoriety in 2004 when he was murdered in the streets of [[Amsterdam]].

Internationally successful Dutch actors include [[Famke Janssen]] ([[X-Men (film series)|X-Men films]]), [[Carice van Houten]] (''[[Game of Thrones]]''), [[Rutger Hauer]] (''[[Blade Runner]]''), [[Jeroen Krabbé]] and [[Derek de Lint]].