Number Fourteen, Home

About This Movie

Number Fourteen, Home is quite an intriguing piece of work. The film captures the essence of endurance and the human spirit with an almost meditative pace. It follows Guido van der Werve on this remarkable journey, running, biking, and swimming, blending the physical with the emotional. The cinematography, though simple, really draws you into the landscape, highlighting the contrast between the urban settings and serene nature. It's a personal pilgrimage, a search for meaning as he traces this route from Warsaw to Paris, rich with themes of loss and remembrance. There’s something very raw and intimate about van der Werve’s performance; it feels like you’re sharing in his solitude and reflections, which makes it distinctive.

Explores themes of endurance and emotional reflectionCinematography highlights urban vs. natural landscapesGuido van der Werve's performance adds a personal touch