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Please Try Again Later 

One night an unusually powerful solar storm hits the Netherlands, the paths of ambulance driver Alima and pretend student Bobbie cross. Under pressure from their failed attempts, the young women seek a way to achieve a happy ending.
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One night an unusually powerful solar storm hits the Netherlands, the paths of ambulance driver Alima and pretend student Bobbie cross. Under pressure from their failed attempts, the young women seek a way to achieve a happy ending.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rosa Kreulen, Boris Paval Conen
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Phanta Basta!

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