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A famous writer is violated in a sex-movie-theatre. He had a date with Roos, a young student who works also as a prostitute. Quickly it becomes clear that more students are active in the prostitution. Enough reason for Hannah and her team to go undercover in club Sin City, a port for everyone who avoids the daylight and for girls who pick up their customers. When Hannah and her team investigate that the owner of both the sex-theatre as Sin City are Roos' uncle, the whole case takes a personal turn. In the first place for Hannah, because she knows as no-one else how heavy family secrets can weigh....
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A famous writer is violated in a sex-movie-theatre. He had a date with Roos, a young student who works also as a prostitute. Quickly it becomes clear that more students are active in the prostitution. Enough reason for Hannah and her team to go undercover in club Sin City, a port for everyone who avoids the daylight and for girls who pick up their customers. When Hannah and her team investigate that the owner of both the sex-theatre as Sin City are Roos' uncle, the whole case takes a personal turn. In the first place for Hannah, because she knows as no-one else how heavy family secrets can weigh....
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Menuet
Cast
Jakob Verbruggen
Director
Veerle Baetens
Hannah Maes
Michaël Pas
Bob Degroof
Gilles De Schryver
Kevin Desmet
Marc Lauwrys
Charles Ruiters
Geert Van Rampelberg
Koen Verberk
Ben Segers
Mark Vermaelen
Carry Goossens
Robert Maes
Jurgen Delnaet
Vincent Manteau
Nathalie Meskens
Elise Taelman
Peter De Graef
Daniël Devucht
Maaike Neuville
Roos "Minerva" Devlieger
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