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Six Dutch productions are among 78 nominees for the Rose d’Or, with winners to be announced in London on 30 November.
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Six Dutch television and audio productions have been nominated for the Rose d’Or, an international award, with winners due to be announced at a ceremony in London on 30 November.
The nominees include comedy-entertainment production *Rundfunk: Schwalbe* and Videoland reality competition *Echte Meisjes in de Jungle*. The documentary *Milou’s strijd gaat door* and Hila Noorzai’s *Hila voorbij de Taliban* are also shortlisted, in the documentary and news and current affairs categories respectively.
The other Dutch nominees are NTR audio production *De Rolverdeling* and KRO-NCRV youth production *De laatste zomer*.
Organisers selected 78 productions from 19 countries from more than 500 entries. International nominees include Apple TV series *Pluribus*, the BBC programme *The Celebrity Traitors* and Netflix series *The Gentlemen*.
The Rose d’Or, or Golden Rose, has been awarded since 1961 and recognises television and audio productions.
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