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Tom goes along with Miriam and Snuf one week stay with their uncle and their cousin Hans Jaap. Near the house of Uncle Hans was a haunted castle.
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Tom goes along with Miriam and Snuf one week stay with their uncle and their cousin Hans Jaap. Near the house of Uncle Hans was a haunted castle.
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Genre:Adventure, Family
Written By:Lars Boom
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:EO, Steven de Jong Producties, Pellicola
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