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A successful but dejected ventriloquist decides to break with his bold-as-brass, out-of-control dummy — only to find going his own way easier said than done.
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A successful but dejected ventriloquist decides to break with his bold-as-brass, out-of-control dummy — only to find going his own way easier said than done.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sander van Opzeeland, Theo Maassen
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:NTR, Pupkin, CoBo Fonds
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