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fl 19,99 (1998)
Different couples go to a hotel which has an special offer for staying over at the 31st of december 1999 in to the new millenium. The movie follows the different couples and their reasons to be in the hotel.
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Different couples go to a hotel which has an special offer for staying over at the 31st of december 1999 in to the new millenium. The movie follows the different couples and their reasons to be in the hotel.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Mart Dominicus, Helena van der Meulen
In Theaters:10/8/1998
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Isabella Films B.V., Motel Films
Cast
Mart Dominicus
Director
Thomas Acda
Harrie Harings
Marijke Aerts
Mevrouw van Veen
Abdembi Azzaoui
Mustafa Abderrrahaman
Jacqueline Blom
Jeanine van der Hoop
Jan Willem Brakenhoff
Macho
Elsie de Brauw
Anne Vonk
Leny Breederveld
Bezorgde moeder
Manja Christis
Houser
Cleo Dankert
Kleedster
Genio de Groot
Receptionist
Wim Kouwenhoven
Johan Cuyl
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