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Koplopers 

When five football hooligans from the south of the Netherlands take part in a social experiment, a confrontational group game exposes hidden vulnerabilities and challenges their loyalty, leading the group to unravel. 
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When five football hooligans from the south of the Netherlands take part in a social experiment, a confrontational group game exposes hidden vulnerabilities and challenges their loyalty, leading the group to unravel. 

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Pieter Kapteijns
Written By:Pieter Kapteijns, Gabriel D. Calvo Nencel
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Runtime:13 minutes
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