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An 11 year old talented soccer player, Remco, has one big dream: to be selected for the national under 12s team. His father Erik coaches him and everything seems to work out fine, until Erik suddenly dies. Remco and mother Sylvia are shocked. Remco keeps working to fulfil his dream, being helped by his friends Anne and Winston.
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An 11 year old talented soccer player, Remco, has one big dream: to be selected for the national under 12s team. His father Erik coaches him and everything seems to work out fine, until Erik suddenly dies. Remco and mother Sylvia are shocked. Remco keeps working to fulfil his dream, being helped by his friends Anne and Winston.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama, Family
Written By:Frank Ketelaar
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:AVRO, Motel Films, Fu Works
Cast
Joram Lürsen
Director
Thomas Acda
Erik van Leeuwen
Wendy van Dijk
Sylvia van Leeuwen
Yannick van de Velde
Remco van Leeuwen
Erik van Muiswinkel
KNVB Coach
Peter Blok
Arend te Pas
Bas Keijzer
Schoolmeester
Dionicho Muskiet
Winston Mijnals
Dennis Rudge
Vader Winston
Lucretia van der Vloot
Moeder Winston
Chrisje Comvalius
Oma Winston
Valérie Dupont
Lisa van Leeuwen
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