De zevensprong

'De Zevensprong' is a captivating Dutch series that enchants viewers of all ages. This timeless classic weaves mystery, adventure, and fantasy, making it enjoyable for both children and adults.

The story revolves around a teacher who finds himself caught up in a mysterious adventure after receiving a cryptic letter. As he unravels the secrets behind the message, he encounters unique characters and intriguing challenges that keep the audience on the edge of their seats. Its engaging narrative explores themes of curiosity and courage while sparking imagination.

With impressive production quality and strong performances, 'De Zevensprong' stands out as a heartwarming reminder of the joy of storytelling. This beloved classic transcends generations, making it a must-watch for families seeking wholesome entertainment. Whether revisiting it or watching for the first time, you'll find that 'De Zevensprong' is truly a gem worth celebrating.

What a cute little series we have here. From the start I thought the acting was a bit stiff. It makes the first few episodes a little rough to get through. However, they're also very charming and intriguing already, which makes up for it and helps pull you into the story. A captivating story that slowly unravels the plot that eventually ends in a somewhat predictable but wholesome finish.

Tonnie Eijk has done an amazing job on the score and the whole direction and cinematography is amazing. I can't say much about a comparison to the book, since I haven't read it, but I do like the fact that there is very little supernatural stuff happening. Even though the series looks very much like a fantasy/adventure thing. This sure helps making the story feel more real too.

I think "De Zevensprong" is one off the finest pieces of TV made in the Netherlands in the early eighties. I was ecstatic when I found a DVD box of the complete series some 20 years after seeing the series on TV. At the time I believed that all kids in our little kingdom watched this series.,there where only two channels in the dutch language so all of my classmates..I mean every kid I knew at that time watched the series and somehow I remember there was a sense of excitement and secrecy/mystery when we talked about last nights episode. The Tonke Dragt children's book somehow creates a atmosphere in which children get the feeling that they are in on a big secret. this also worked for the TV series and most kids felt that they where somehow taking part in a secret society of children (watching TV) You just knew stuff that other people did not......you wanna know more....you just have to watch! I'm not the only adult with strong feelings for this series...there is a special website and lot's of people made the pilgrimage to the Old castle ( the house of stairs )or staircase castle Excellent messages in the story too. I appreciated the ending more as an adult than when I watched It as a kid. Use your common sense but also take in account that there is a little magic involved in living your live.

Een alleen zal mij niet vinden..........

Tonke Dragt's 'De Zevensprong' was an excellent children's novel, so it is only fitting that it was made into this charming and well-crafted series. The plot concerns the investigations of a school teacher with a fantasy-prone personality into the dark and creepy history of a nearby castle. A great script, excellent acting and a superb score by Tonnie Eijk.

I loved this show as a kid in 80s Germany. There is this mysterious cross road with 7 junctions. I recall the youngster on his motor bike, who changed his personality and/or entire person frequently. Genius idea. A red headed teacher, the main protagonist, buddied up with his pupils regarding that strange cross road. After all, he was the foreigner who was settling in for a living. Rewatching it now, some plot points feel a little out of place. A normal school class would not be so overly curious about a teacher's business. When the main protagonist withdraws from that class, as an example, the class start revolving around him. That doesn't feel real. When I watched the show as a kid, none of that stuck out. Loved it.