The journey of a homeless boy who tries to find his father, set in the 1920's in Holland.
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Title: Little Crumb (1999)
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3 wins & 5 nominations.
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Cast
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Ruud Feltkamp | ... | Kruimeltje |
| Yannick van de Velde | ... | Keesie | |
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Mitchell Redmond | ... | Trekschuitjongetje |
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Mark van Duijn | ... | Trekschuitjongetje |
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Robbie Scheek | ... | Trekschuitjongetje |
| Kay Greidanus | ... | Trekschuitjongetje | |
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Sacha Bulthuis | ... | Vrouw Koster |
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Maarten Wansink | ... | Glaszetter |
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Bert Geurkink | ... | Agent |
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Hugo Haenen | ... | Wilkes |
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Anna van der Sloot | ... | Vrouw in steeg |
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Aus Greidanus | ... | Dronken man in cel |
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Eric van der Donk | ... | Commissaris |
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Eric de Koning | ... | Bakker |
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Duck Jetten | ... | Mevrouw met Wrat |
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The journey of a homeless boy who tries to find his father, set in the 1920's in Holland.
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boy | 1920s | f rated | mother son relationship | father son relationship |Certificate:
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The film couldn't be shot in the old city centre of Rotterdam, where the story takes place, because almost all historical buildings were destroyed by a German bombardment in World War II. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Country:
NetherlandsLanguage:
DutchRelease Date:
9 December 1999 (Netherlands) See more »Also Known As:
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$5,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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A lovely story about a boy, given away as a baby to a nasty woman, in search for his parents.
Filmed in the tradition of musicals like David Copperfield and Oliver Twist, without the songs and with the sense of reality that's typical for most Dutch movies. I quite liked it and the children too, apparently: a cinema full of little ones, silent as mice.