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Tino: Laat Me Leven 

Tino Martin allowed himself to be followed for over a year. He takes you along to his performances, the theater tour, and the concerts at the Ziggo Dome. In addition, he offers a glimpse into his private life: from a birthday to Christmas Eve with his family. Everything is covered, both the highs and the lows.
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Tino Martin allowed himself to be followed for over a year. He takes you along to his performances, the theater tour, and the concerts at the Ziggo Dome. In addition, he offers a glimpse into his private life: from a birthday to Christmas Eve with his family. Everything is covered, both the highs and the lows.

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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:Videoland, SimpelZodiak

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