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Two thirty-somethings from Limburg, grandsons of former miners, decide to participate in a talent show. They want to offer something that goes beyond the clichés about young people from different backgrounds: no violence, no street stories, but something vulnerable and meaningful.
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Two thirty-somethings from Limburg, grandsons of former miners, decide to participate in a talent show. They want to offer something that goes beyond the clichés about young people from different backgrounds: no violence, no street stories, but something vulnerable and meaningful.
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