Monique van de Ven, born in 1952 in Amsterdam, is a celebrated Dutch actress known for her compelling performances in the realm of European cinema. She gained prominence with her role in Keetje Tippel (1975), where she portrays a young woman navigating the complexities of life in a patriarchal society. Van de Ven further solidified her status in the industry with A Woman Like Eve (1979), where she plays a woman confronting her own identity and desires. Her contributions to films like Tonight's the Night (1987) reflect her versatility and enduring impact on Dutch film.
A Woman Like Eve
Eva, a young mother of two, is sent on holiday to the South of France by her husband to relieve her stress. There she meets free-spirited feminist and lesbian Liliane who lives in a commune. Eva feels strangely drawn to Liliane.
