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A group of students spends the holiday on the island of Texel. Sip feels attracted to young artist Hans, while Annie is in love with Peter. The arrival of Maja, who has run away from her husband's family with her young son, plays havoc with Peter's feelings.
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A group of students spends the holiday on the island of Texel. Sip feels attracted to young artist Hans, while Annie is in love with Peter. The arrival of Maja, who has run away from her husband's family with her young son, plays havoc with Peter's feelings.
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Genre:Family, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Charles Huguenot van der Linden, Heinz Josephson, Walter Schlee, Clinge Doorenbos
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Runtime:68 minutes
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