Ratings for De Witte van Sichem
(1980)
AKA: Whitey
Average Rating:
(8.25 / 10)8 member reviews/ratings for this Movie
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Reviews for De Witte van Sichem
8 reviews/ratings
Most recent review listed first
8 / 10 7 / 10 9 / 10 This is definitely a film worth watching, if you can! Eric is wonderful, and portrays his character beautifully!
My Movie Rating:
8 / 10 One of the seminal works of nationalist Flemish cinema, it includes children acting out the defeat of the French by the Flemings at the Battle of Kortrijk. Eric Clerckx plays the part of the downtrodden Witte with great energy.
My Movie Rating: 8 / 10 Memorable, and a favorite
My Movie Rating: 9 / 10 7 / 10 
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Taking certain liberties with the source material, director Robbe De Hert still created a great film and a brilliant realisation of Ernest Claes' character of De Witte - and Eric Clerckx is a complete natural in the role, really bringing the character to life. Watch out for the (intentional) anachronisms, such as the karate kick and the sound of a passing jet plane during the battle recreation sequence, designed to suggest that the story could just as well be contemporary.