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Rotterdam, just after the First World War: Dirk and Louis grow up as inseparable brothers in a warm family. But their lives change drastically after the bombing of Rotterdam: Louis joins the resistance, while Dirk chooses the German side. This poignant story shows the devastating impact of the Second World War on a family.
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Rotterdam, just after the First World War: Dirk and Louis grow up as inseparable brothers in a warm family. But their lives change drastically after the bombing of Rotterdam: Louis joins the resistance, while Dirk chooses the German side. This poignant story shows the devastating impact of the Second World War on a family.
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Genre:History, Music, Romance
Written By:Frank Van Laecke, Allard Blom
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Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Studio 100
Cast
Frank Van Laecke
Director
Soy Kroon
Louis Zegers
Dorian Bindels
Dirk Zegers
Gaia Aikman
Leah Liebman
Niniane Everaert
Marie de Jong
Kees Boot
Emiel Zegers
Babette van Veen
Anna Zegers
Sjoerd Pleijsier
Mr Leon
Noah Fontijn
Daan
Paul Vaes
Albert de Weert/Ensemble
Jeroen Phaff
Schultze/Ensemble
Marleen Van Der Loo
Julia/Ensemble
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