The Secret Diary of an Exchange Student
This coming-of-age movie discusses immigration issues in the United States through the eyes of two exchange students in Brazil.
Amerika, Amerika
Recording of the Dutch musical. The story takes place in 1939, just before German troops invade Warsaw, on board the Nieuw Amsterdam, a ship of the Holland-America Line. The Jewish magician Benjamin Benjamins flees from the threat of Hitler's new regime. On the ship he meets stowaway Fanny Janssen. Benjamins helps Janssen to hide from the ship's crew, who know that there is a stowaway on board. Meanwhile, the news about the threat of World War II slowly seeps into the ship.
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Recording of the Dutch musical. The story takes place in 1939, just before German troops invade Warsaw, on board the Nieuw Amsterdam, a ship of the Holland-America Line. The Jewish magician Benjamin Benjamins flees from the threat of Hitler's new regime. On the ship he meets stowaway Fanny Janssen. Benjamins helps Janssen to hide from the ship's crew, who know that there is a stowaway on board. Meanwhile, the news about the threat of World War II slowly seeps into the ship.
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Genre:Music, Comedy
Written By:Jos Brink, Frank Sanders
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Runtime:153 minutes
Studio:Tekstpierement BV, Hans Tobi BV, AVRO
Cast
Jo Dua, John Schelfhout
Director
Jos Brink
Benjamin Benjamins
Frank Sanders
Spreekstalmeester, Ernst Hegeman
Caroline Kaart
Rea de Vries-Rafalowitz
Lucy de Lange
Bella van Houten
Mary Michon
Mien Hupkes Feddema
Simone Kleinsma
Fanny Jansen
Barrie Stevens
Dennis Bar
Annelies Balhan
Victoria Hupkes
Fred Butter
Pastoor
Peter van Leeuwen
Steward, hofmeester
Roel Tijhof
Steward, hofmeester
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