Mother is dying and invites her family to spend a few days in a chalet in Austria. In the isolation of the snow-covered mountains, old wounds are reopened and the family ties crumble ...
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3 wins & 1 nomination.
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Petra Laseur | ... | Els |
| Bram van der Vlugt | ... | Jan | |
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Marisa Van Eyle | ... | Bibi (as Marisa van Eyle) |
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Anneke Blok | ... | Sandra |
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Mark Rietman | ... | Nico |
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Bart Klever | ... | Von |
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| R. Kan Albay | ... | Theofanis Gekas | |
| John Flanders | ... | Oliver Stopple | |
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Charley Pasteleurs | ... | Different Characters |
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Mother is dying and invites her family to spend a few days in a chalet in Austria. In the isolation of the snow-covered mountains, old wounds are reopened and the family ties crumble steadily through quarrels and irritations. Written by Anonymous
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NetherlandsRelease Date:
13 December 2001 (Netherlands) See more »Also Known As:
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Prime Video has you covered this holiday season with movies for the family. Here are some of our picks to get you in the spirit.
A dutch movie on a typical? family. The start of the movie immediatly sets the atmosphere. Something is wrong for this family. The plot thickens and, unlike other other dutch movies, reaches its high at the end. A definite must-see, but don't read anythring about the plot.