was written by Remco Campert. 1963: Paris Mortel (Mortal Paris). 1980: Zien kijken filmen (Seeing, Watching, Filming, ), a book of photographs, writings on film, and interviews in Amsterdam. 1987: Abenteuer eines Auges (Adventures of an Eye), a book of photographs, writings on film and interviews at Hamburg, Germany. 1991: After Image/Nabeeld (). 1998: Aventures d'un regard (Adventures of a Gaze, ), a book of photographs, films, writings and interviews, edited in collaboration with François Albéra, Cahiers du Cinéma, Paris, France. 2000: L’Œil lucide/The Lucid Eye (). 2001: Bewogen Beelden (Moving Images, ). 2010: Quatorze Juillet (July Fourteenth, ). This contains 32 photographs shot on Bastille Day in Paris in 1958 around the same time as a famous photograph from Paris Mortel of a couple dancing in the street. Miscellaneous 1982: Hosted first film concert with The Willem Breuker Collective in the series, Willem Breuker meets Johan van der Keuken. 1987: Was honorary guest at the Flaherty Film Seminar, Ithaca, New York, United States. 1997: Conducted a lecture and presentation on Film on Films, with François Albéra, Documenta X, Kassel, Germany. 1999: Was honorary guest at the Flaherty Film Seminar in North Carolina, and Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA. Awards 1978: Josef von Sternberg Prize, Mannheim, Germany, for the film Flat Jungle (90 min.). 1986: Josef von Sternberg Prize, Mannheim, Germany, for the film I love $ (145 min.). 1988: Grand Prix, Brussels Film Festival, Belgium, for the film The Eye Above the Well (90 min.). 1988: (1) the Dutch Cultural Award for his lifetime work; and (2) the Dutch Photography Award. 1990-1991: Dutch Press Prize, Netherlands, for the film Face Value (120 min.). 1994: Grand Prix, 5e Biennale Internationale du Film sur l'Art, Paris, France, for the film Lucebert, Time and Farewell (52 min.). 1996: (1) the Grolsch Prize at the Dutch Film Festival, Netherlands; (2) first prize at the Munich Festival, Germany; and (3) Award of the Art House Cinemas, France, for the film Amsterdam Global Village. 1999: Golden Gate Persistence of Vision Award for his lifetime work at the San Francisco International Film Festival, California, USA. 2000: (1) Silver Spire Award, San Francisco International Film Festival; (2) Forum of New Cinema prize, Berlin International Film Festival, Germany; (3) Grand Prix UBS at Visions du Réel for De grote vakantie/The Long Holiday; (4) special honorary award at the Documentary Filmfestival, Thessaloniki, Greece; and (5) Bert Haanstra