News about film, oil, football, Brabant and housing (Saturday, October 3)

The film Truly Naked won six Golden Calves in Utrecht on Friday. It was Muriel d’Ansembourg’s first film. The film won awards for best film, direction and screenplay, while Basta won in the television series category.

The G7 countries will release 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil over the next four months. They decided this during a video call led by President Macron. According to the countries, the International Energy Agency will coordinate the release.

Heracles Almelo dropped points in the Eerste Divisie (the Netherlands’ second-tier football league) for the first time on Friday. The league leaders drew 2–2 away to Helmond Sport. FC Groningen also lost a friendly 2–1 to sc Heerenveen.

Land van Cuijk (a municipality in the Netherlands) is warning residents about home-insulation salespeople who put them under pressure. In Den Bosch, Jeroen S. was sentenced to one year in prison. He knocked a man to the ground during the Night of Brabant, and the victim suffered severe brain damage.

The Vroegindeweij brothers are building floating homes that require almost no additional energy. According to them, these homes are also suitable for social housing. Barry Atsma and Noortje Herlaar are renovating their new home and sometimes share their work online.