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De Kampioenen are about to celebrate Christmas together. Though everything wont be the same as usual.
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De Kampioenen are about to celebrate Christmas together. Though everything wont be the same as usual.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Bart Cooreman, An Swartenbroekx
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Ivo Chiang
Director
Loes van den Heuvel
Carmen Waterslaeghers-Vandormael
Jacques Vermeire
Dimitri De Tremmerie
Marijn Devalck
Balthazar Boma
Machteld Timmermans
Goedele Boma-Decocq
Niels Destadsbader
Ronald 'Ronaldinho' Decocq
Bab Buelens
Niki Decocq-De Tremmerie
An Swartenbroekx
Bieke Vertongen-Crucke
Herman Verbruggen
Marc Vertongen
Danni Heylen
Pascale de Praetere-De Backer
Tuur de Weert
Maurice De Praetere
Ann Tuts
Doortje De Tremmerie-Van Hoeck
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