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Little Sister (1995)
After several years without contact, Martijn visits his sister Daantje, who just started to live on her own in Amsterdam. He tells her he is going to make a documentary from her life, and enters her home life with a video camera.
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After several years without contact, Martijn visits his sister Daantje, who just started to live on her own in Amsterdam. He tells her he is going to make a documentary from her life, and enters her home life with a video camera.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Robert Jan Westdijk, Jos Driessen
In Theaters:12/12/1995
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Grote Broer Filmwerken CV
Cast
Robert Jan Westdijk
Director
Kim van Kooten
Daantje
Romijn Conen
Martijn
Hugo Metsers
Martijn (voice)
Roeland Fernhout
Ramon
Ganna Veenhuysen
Ingeborg
Hannah Risselada
Kleine Daantje
Michael Münninghoff
Kleine Martijn
Herman Brood
Bovenbuurman
Bert Pot
Martijn Zuidewind (subjectieve camera)
Alenka Dorrele
Moeder Zuidewind
Peter Idenburg
Vader Zuidewind
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