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Charlie wants to escape her world in the middle of her teenage years, and looks for a new life with Nicolaas, an elderly man with dementia, and his grumpy brother Franciscus. Life is good between the brothers, but will that stay her ideal place in the future as well?
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Charlie wants to escape her world in the middle of her teenage years, and looks for a new life with Nicolaas, an elderly man with dementia, and his grumpy brother Franciscus. Life is good between the brothers, but will that stay her ideal place in the future as well?
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Genre:Drama, Adventure
Written By:Syb Faes
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