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Two best friends, unemployed and with time to kill. They meet up in Antwerp where they decide to each walk an opposite direction and follow the Belgian border until they meet up with a bag full of stories.
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Two best friends, unemployed and with time to kill. They meet up in Antwerp where they decide to each walk an opposite direction and follow the Belgian border until they meet up with a bag full of stories.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
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Box Office:$6,000
Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Port Actif
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