Youth series Floor Rules wins Emmy Kids Award

The first season of the youth series Floor Rules has won an International Emmy Kids Award on Tuesday the 31st of March. The Awards were presented via livestream this year. The coproduction of NL Film and the VPRO is directed by Maurice Trouwborst and was nominated in the category; best series. The international Emmy Kids Awards are the most renowned awards for international Children’s programs worldwide.

Producent NL Film Kaja Wolffers: "It is a huge honor to receive such a prestigious international price. It proves that something typical Dutch like Floor can travel the world. Marjon Hoffman and Maurice Trouwborsts humor is universal and Bobbie Mulders interpretation appears to come across strong in any language. She truly is the star of the show. We are proud that we have been allowed to produce so many episodes of this wonderful series."

About the series
In 'Floor Rules' (based on the successful book series by Marjon Hoffman) we follow the life of Floor, a stubborn girl with an original outlook on life. Floor believes that children, just like adults, should be able to come up with rules. And that's what she does. She learns from the things she experiences and makes rules to warn the children of the Netherlands. In each episode two of those rules are discussed. They answer the most important questions of life for a girl of 10. How do you deal with an irritating brother? What do you do when you get a very ugly coat as a gift? What do you do if your best friend has the impetigo and you want one too? Why is carp fishing a man's thing? And how do you deal with it if your father suddenly turns into a fitboy? Floor has seen it all and knows the answers.