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Young Felix grows up as an inside spectator at cycling races, a bizarre environment where violence and drugs seem to reign. Following his father's footsteps, Felix discovers that his body is not made for the game.
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Young Felix grows up as an inside spectator at cycling races, a bizarre environment where violence and drugs seem to reign. Following his father's footsteps, Felix discovers that his body is not made for the game.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kenneth Mercken, Monica Stan
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Runtime:96 minutes
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Cast
Kenneth Mercken
Director
Fortunato Cerlino
Bruno Leone
Karlijn Sileghem
Mother
Koen De Graeve
Mathieu Vereecke
Nicola Rignanese
Fabio
Günther Lesage
Uncle Willy
Carlo Ferrante
Dottore Domenico Piacenca
Loïc Bellemans
Fred Barrez
Niels Willaerts
Felix Vereecke
Vladislav Prigunov
Vitaly
Anton Petrov
Sergey
Serge-Henri Valcke
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