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Martin Zandvliet

Martin Zandvliet appears in the following:

Left to right: Joel Basman as Helmut Morbach and Louis Hofmann as Sebastian Schumann (reprinted with permission from Sony Pictures Classics).

Complicating Good vs. Bad in "Land of Mine"

Friday, February 10, 2017

Martin Zandvliet joins us to discuss his new Oscar-nominated film, "Land of Mine," which he wrote and directed.