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Het zwijgen (2006)
The film is about researcher Victor Dreissen. At his research institute, he discovers songs from Drenthe dating back to the beginning of the last century. These songs are special. They are about crimes that were committed and never solved. One song in particular captivates Victor Dreissen. He falls in love with the voice in the song and travels to Drenthe in search of its origins and background. He does not yet know that anyone who wants to sing or pursue these songs will never return.
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The film is about researcher Victor Dreissen. At his research institute, he discovers songs from Drenthe dating back to the beginning of the last century. These songs are special. They are about crimes that were committed and never solved. One song in particular captivates Victor Dreissen. He falls in love with the voice in the song and travels to Drenthe in search of its origins and background. He does not yet know that anyone who wants to sing or pursue these songs will never return.
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Genre:Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Adri Schrover, André van der Hout
In Theaters:3/23/2006
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Tonnie Dinjens, Adri Schrover, André van der Hout
Director
Vincent Croiset
Victor Dreissen
Rosa Reuten
Geesje Wieringa
Susan Visser
Heleen Kleingeld
Nelly Frijda
Notaris
Eric van der Donk
Oom Lambertus
Huug van Tienhoven
Veerman
Huib Broos
Andries Wiegman
Rutger Remkes
Schaapsherder
Ben Ramakers
Albert Haar
Joop Keesmaat
Beerta
Frank van den Bos
Fietsenmaker
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