Urfeld
In this road movie, mediator Bram drives his elderly father, Kees, to a German village - assured that he wants to pay a visit to an old friend. Once they arrive, Bram discovers the true goal of the trip.
In this road movie, mediator Bram drives his elderly father, Kees, to a German village - assured that he wants to pay a visit to an old friend. Once they arrive, Bram discovers the true goal of the trip.
Finn Poncin
Bram
John Leddy
Kees
Jaap Maarleveld
Tinus
Hero Muller
Klaas
Coby Timp
Adrie
Nils Verkooijen
jonge Kees
Sanneke Bos
Ellen
Gijs Blom
Tijn
In this road movie, mediator Bram drives his elderly father, Kees, to a German village - assured that he wants to pay a visit to an old friend. Once they arrive, Bram discovers the true goal of the trip.
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