10 Women in Science Fiction Films
Women have always been integral to science fiction, and these amazing women prove why.
Sinterklaas: The Secret Of The Big Book
When Sinterklaas has an accident during the test for his “roof certificate,” he ends up in the hospital. Everyone is terribly worried — everyone except the evil Dr. Brein. She wants to use this opportunity to become Sinterklaas herself and change the holiday forever...
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When Sinterklaas has an accident during the test for his “roof certificate,” he ends up in the hospital. Everyone is terribly worried — everyone except the evil Dr. Brein. She wants to use this opportunity to become Sinterklaas herself and change the holiday forever...
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Genre:Family
Written By:Martijn van Nellestijn
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:SRSP Films
Cast
Martijn van Nellestijn
Director
Robert-Jan Wik
Sinterklaas
Pamela Teves
Dr. Brein
Harold Verwoert
Diego
Martine van Os
Pieta / Zuster
Martijn van Nellestijn
Joris
Richard de Ruijter
Boris
Carel Struycken
Dr. Ferdinand
Hetty Heyting
Tante Til
Erik-Jan Slot
Agent De Bok
Frederik de Groot
Inspecteur Jankers
Alex van Bergen
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