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As a young couple find themselves lost in Amsterdam en route to their own engagement dinner, tensions arise at the restaurant where their friends and family are left waiting for them.
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As a young couple find themselves lost in Amsterdam en route to their own engagement dinner, tensions arise at the restaurant where their friends and family are left waiting for them.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Arnon Grunberg, Hany Abu-Assad, Paul Ruven
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Runtime:88 minutes
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Cast
Hany Abu-Assad
Director
Antonie Kamerling
Daniel Ackerman
Thekla Reuten
Francesca Moorman
Dirk Zeelenberg
Martin Teitel
Peter Paul Muller
Harold Cammer
Kasper van Kooten
Philip Berman
Michaël Pas
Alfred Fener
Alice Reijs
Catherine
Peer Mascini
Mr. Moorman
Cecile Heuer
Mrs. Moorman
Elsje de Wijn
Mrs. Ackerman
Victor Löw
Jean
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