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The Loenatiks have to move. The old Zonnedael clinic has so many defects that the patients have to leave. Dr. Bomhoff has a good alternative: Binnenzorg. This is a closed institution, where many other patients reside. The new clinic has completely different rules than the five patients were used to at Zonnedael, and that provides enough craziness for a real feature film...
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The Loenatiks have to move. The old Zonnedael clinic has so many defects that the patients have to leave. Dr. Bomhoff has a good alternative: Binnenzorg. This is a closed institution, where many other patients reside. The new clinic has completely different rules than the five patients were used to at Zonnedael, and that provides enough craziness for a real feature film...
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Martin van Waardenberg, Karen van Holst Pellekaan
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Bobby Eerhart
Director
Karen van Holst Pellekaan
Bep Brul
Martin van Waardenberg
De Majoor
John Buijsman
Dr. Doolittle
Dick van den Toorn
Fats
Judith Bovenberg
Mevrouw De Haas
Walter Crommelin
Bomhoff
Jacqueline Blom
Zuster Ten Hoeven
Ria Eimers
Hellemans
Adriaan Adriaanse
Aadje
Gijs Scholten van Aschat
Albertus Marinus Jacobus Hagenstein-Huygens
Piet Kamerman
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