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40-45 Spektakel-Musical
Set in wartime Belgium, two brothers—Staf (or Louis) and Dirk Segers—grow up inseparable, only to find their bond torn apart during WWII when one joins the Resistance and the other sides with the occupiers.
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Set in wartime Belgium, two brothers—Staf (or Louis) and Dirk Segers—grow up inseparable, only to find their bond torn apart during WWII when one joins the Resistance and the other sides with the occupiers.
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Genre:Music, War
Written By:Allard Blom, Frank Van Laecke
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Box Office:$82,500,000
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Studio:Studio 100
Cast
Frank Van Laecke
Director
Jelle Cleymans
Staf Segers
Jonas Van Geel
Louis Segers
Marleen Merckx
Anna Segers
Peter Van De Velde
Emiel Segers
Jo De Meyere
Meneer Leon
Clara Cleymans
Sarah Liebman
Line Ellegiers
Marie De Bruycker
Jeroen Phaff
Schultze
Kobe Van Herwegen
De Weert
Jan Schepens
De Grauwe
Hans de Munter
Staf De Clercq
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