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Als den hemel op uwe kop valt 

21 short stories by the participants of De Dreef. De Dreef is a meeting place for socially vulnerable people, people who aren't well off, single parents, refugees and children. The film tells about the barriers and feelings that people in socially vulnerable positions experience.
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21 short stories by the participants of De Dreef. De Dreef is a meeting place for socially vulnerable people, people who aren't well off, single parents, refugees and children. The film tells about the barriers and feelings that people in socially vulnerable positions experience.

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