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Valerie Cornelis has inherited a house in Bruges. The only thing Valerie associates with this city is chocolate. And Valerie hates chocolate! But in Bruges, she reflects anew. She has actually set out to sell the unknown legacy of her deceased mother as soon as possible to eliminate the leftover mountain of debt. But hardly arrived in Bruges, the most impossible things happen. The planned short trip to Bruges will be a journey into a world she never dared dream of and in which she finds happiness.
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Valerie Cornelis has inherited a house in Bruges. The only thing Valerie associates with this city is chocolate. And Valerie hates chocolate! But in Bruges, she reflects anew. She has actually set out to sell the unknown legacy of her deceased mother as soon as possible to eliminate the leftover mountain of debt. But hardly arrived in Bruges, the most impossible things happen. The planned short trip to Bruges will be a journey into a world she never dared dream of and in which she finds happiness.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Oliver Dommenget
Director
Simone Hanselmann
Valérie Cornelis
Daniela Ziegler
Louise van Schooten
Adele Neuhauser
Camille van Schooten
Sky du Mont
Pieter van Eyck
Matthias Schloo
Jan van Schooten
Xaver Hutter
Oliver Behrend
Bülent Sharif
Miguel Fernandez
Judith Pinnow
Ann Vandevoorde
Rainer Piwek
Maxime Vandevoorde
Jörg Kleinau
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