New Documentary "Pretty Ugly" Tells the Story of The Lunachicks
As one of the women said in the film, friendship in your teens is “as important as any lover” and it’s clear they lived that philosophy throughout their early adult lives as well.
Safety First - The Movie
Four security guards are going to work at the world-famous dance festival Tomorrowland. While there, Luc discovers that Dirk has feelings for... a man. But no one believes him (Ingrid promised Dirk she would keep his secret many years ago and Smos is busy trying to launch his own dance hit).
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Four security guards are going to work at the world-famous dance festival Tomorrowland. While there, Luc discovers that Dirk has feelings for... a man. But no one believes him (Ingrid promised Dirk she would keep his secret many years ago and Smos is busy trying to launch his own dance hit).
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:David Vennix, Tim van Aelst
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Tim van Aelst
Director
Matteo Simoni
Smos
Bruno Vanden Broecke
Dirk
Ben Segers
Luc
Ruth Beeckmans
Ingrid
Tom van Dyck
Andy
Els Dottermans
Hilde
Tom Waes
Tom Waes
Dimitri 'Vegas' Thivaios
Michael 'Like Mike' Thivaios
Michael 'Like Mike' Thivaios
Michael 'Like Mike' Thivaios
Steve Aoki
Steve Aoki
Yves Van Geertsom
Yves Van Geertsom
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