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Mocro Mafia: Tatta
The film, a spin-off of the Mocro Maffia series, is about the character Tatta, played by Robert de Hoog.
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The film, a spin-off of the Mocro Maffia series, is about the character Tatta, played by Robert de Hoog.
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Achmed Akkabi
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Fiction Valley
Cast
Joeri Holsheimer, Victor D. Ponten
Director
Robert de Hoog
Rinus 'Tatta' Massing
Mads Wittermans
Otto Massing
Zineb Fallouk
Samira Al Saddiqi
Khalid Alterch
Omar 'Tonnano'
Marieke Westenenk
Chantal Massing
Lucas Reijnders
Nino Massing
Márk Márfi
László
Lídia Danis
Rosalia
Szabina Vagin
Eszmeralda
Zsolt Páll
Gábor
Saïd Boumazoughe
Ashraf Makhloufi
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