'Brother' Fearlessly Tackles All Aspects of the Immigrant Experience
'Brother' is a gripping family drama with dazzling performances all around.
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Are you ready to join Dirk Scheele on his journey? The children's hero experiences all kinds of cheerful and musical adventures in his first cinema film. With familiar and new songs. Dirk turns everything into a musical party. He visits a real king and queen in a palace and goes horse riding for the very first time. He plays pranks and turns the whole vegetable shop upside down with the Broccolirock. But where is his good friend Japie the Aapie? Dirk goes looking for him in the jungle. A parrot, a snake, and a tiger help him, of course. With guest appearances by Anky van Grunsven, Mylène & Rosanne, Peter Lusse, Joes Boonen, and others.
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Are you ready to join Dirk Scheele on his journey? The children's hero experiences all kinds of cheerful and musical adventures in his first cinema film. With familiar and new songs. Dirk turns everything into a musical party. He visits a real king and queen in a palace and goes horse riding for the very first time. He plays pranks and turns the whole vegetable shop upside down with the Broccolirock. But where is his good friend Japie the Aapie? Dirk goes looking for him in the jungle. A parrot, a snake, and a tiger help him, of course. With guest appearances by Anky van Grunsven, Mylène & Rosanne, Peter Lusse, Joes Boonen, and others.
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