#257 - Slot op de mond - documentaire

Ket van Blokland is 83. Toen ze klein was had ze een dagboek dat zo geheim was, dat ze een omslag had getimmerd met een hangslot. Niemand mocht weten wat er in stond. Dat had haar moeder haar bezworen. Dat verplichte zwijgen was onderdeel van de medische aanpak ten aanzien van intersekse personen. Luister deze werkelijk prachtige documentaire van Lara Aerts, gemaakt voor VPRO OVT. Research, regie en montage: Lara Aerts, story coach: Eefje Blankevoort, sounddesign en mixage: Huibert Boon, voice over coaching: Katja Prins, original score: Darius Timmer, eindredactie OVT: Laura Stek. Met speciale dank aan Ket van Blokland, Margriet van Heesch, Birgit Reissland (Rijksdienst voor Cultureel Erfgoed), Miriam van der Have (NNID). Deze publicatie is tot stand gekomen met steun van het Fonds Bijzondere Journalistieke Projecten.

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