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Forget Barbara: The Musical
In the scorching summer of 1976, we meet café owner Willy and his three sons in the local pub ‘De Sportvriend’. Willy runs the café together with his middle son Achiel, while his eldest son Arthur dreams of fame with his rock band. The youngest, Albert, is Willy’s favorite, and he hopes Albert will win the local cycling race this year. When Barbara, a mysterious woman carrying a great secret, arrives in the village, the lives of the four men are turned upside down. Old dreams, family bonds, and hidden truths are put to the test...
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In the scorching summer of 1976, we meet café owner Willy and his three sons in the local pub ‘De Sportvriend’. Willy runs the café together with his middle son Achiel, while his eldest son Arthur dreams of fame with his rock band. The youngest, Albert, is Willy’s favorite, and he hopes Albert will win the local cycling race this year. When Barbara, a mysterious woman carrying a great secret, arrives in the village, the lives of the four men are turned upside down. Old dreams, family bonds, and hidden truths are put to the test...
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Genre:Music, Comedy, Drama, Romance
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Studio 100
Cast
Tijl Dauwe
Director
Gert Verhulst
Willy Vervaet
James Cooke
Achiel Vervaet
Jonas Van Geel
Arthur Vervaet
Jelle Cleymans
Albert Vervaet
Free Souffriau
Barbara Willockx
Hilde van Wesepoel
Simonne Arens
Tom Audenaert
Raymond Demol
Charline Catrysse
Sissi Slijpers
Michiel de Meyer
Slisse Slijpers
Goele De Raedt
Elisabeth Poppe
Walter Baele
Danny Max
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