The Man Who Had His Hair Cut Short
A married schoolteacher in Flanders develops an obsessive love for one of his students. After moving away to escape his feelings, a disturbing encounter with death and an unexpected reunion begin to unravel his grip on reality.
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A married schoolteacher in Flanders develops an obsessive love for one of his students. After moving away to escape his feelings, a disturbing encounter with death and an unexpected reunion begin to unravel his grip on reality.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anna De Pagter
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Belgische Radio en Televisie, Ministerie van Nationale Opvoeding en Kultuur
Cast
André Delvaux
Director
Senne Rouffaer
Govert Miereveld
Beata Tyszkiewicz
Eufrazia 'Fran' Veerman
Hector Camerlynck
Prof. Mato
Hilde Uitterlinden
Beps
Annemarie Van Dijk
Corra
Hilda Van Roose
Juffrouw Freken
François Beukelaers
Patient
Arlette Emmery
One of the Seven
Paul S'Jongers
Assistent of Prof. Mato
Luc Philips
Alderman
François Bernard
Judge Brantink
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