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Rendez-vous in het paradijs poster

Rendez-vous in het paradijs 

The widow Fien Appel, owner of a pastry shop, lives next door to café owner Camille, a widower. Camille is eager to win Fien’s hand, but she is first and foremost concerned with the future of her daughters. Her devoted servant Julleke, who cares deeply for the girls, worries that Camille won’t be able to persuade his mistress and advises him to seek a suitable wife through a marriage broker. A rendezvous is arranged at the bar “In het Paradijs,” setting the stage for unexpected twists and comedic developments.
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The widow Fien Appel, owner of a pastry shop, lives next door to café owner Camille, a widower. Camille is eager to win Fien’s hand, but she is first and foremost concerned with the future of her daughters. Her devoted servant Julleke, who cares deeply for the girls, worries that Camille won’t be able to persuade his mistress and advises him to seek a suitable wife through a marriage broker. A rendezvous is arranged at the bar “In het Paradijs,” setting the stage for unexpected twists and comedic developments.

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Directed By:Edith Kiel
Written By:Edith Kiel
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:AFO

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Edith Kiel

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Magda Lausanne

Fien Appel

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Theo Van den Bosch

Camille Buys

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René Bertal

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Nand Buyl

Alex Alexander

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Pola Cortez

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Jan de Jonge

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Oscar Ferket

Dr. Hicketick

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Polly Geerts

Paula

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Louisa Lausanne

Grandmother

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Yvonne Lex

Eva Cordell

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Frieda Linzi

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