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Nacht van de Fanfare 

On a farm in the infinite countryside of North Groningen, David is eating in silence while Claudia looks sulkingly out of the kitchen window. Then three impetuous members of a fanfare ring the doorbell. They are out of petrol and looking for shelter from the rain. The initially silent struggle degenerates into a chaos.
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On a farm in the infinite countryside of North Groningen, David is eating in silence while Claudia looks sulkingly out of the kitchen window. Then three impetuous members of a fanfare ring the doorbell. They are out of petrol and looking for shelter from the rain. The initially silent struggle degenerates into a chaos.

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