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Fien, Jip & Fien
Jip (11 years old) is in love for the first time. His little sister Fien (9 years old) wants to know everything about it. She is curious, but also a little jealous. Will this newly arrived romance break their inseperable bond? And isn’t it kind of weird that Jip’s sweetheart is also called Fien?
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Jip (11 years old) is in love for the first time. His little sister Fien (9 years old) wants to know everything about it. She is curious, but also a little jealous. Will this newly arrived romance break their inseperable bond? And isn’t it kind of weird that Jip’s sweetheart is also called Fien?
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Genre:Documentary, Family
Written By:Marie De Hert
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Storyhouse
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