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The Intruder
In this smart and incisive thriller, a Dutch cop of Moroccan heritage goes undercover in a Moroccan drug ring and finds there a feeling of belonging he never experienced in "normal" society.
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In this smart and incisive thriller, a Dutch cop of Moroccan heritage goes undercover in a Moroccan drug ring and finds there a feeling of belonging he never experienced in "normal" society.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rogier de Blok, Shariff Korver
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Lemming Film, NTR
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