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Two Zeeland girls in Zandvoort is a Néerlandais film directed by Louis Chrispijn sr. with Annie Bos

Two Zeeland girls in Zandvoort (1913)

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Twee Zeeuwse Meisjes in Zandvoort (titre français: Kat et Ket) est un film néerlandais réalisé par Louis H. Chrispijn, sorti en 1913. Ce film est visible sur EYE Film Instituut Nederland.

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Annie Bos
Christine van Meeteren
Theo Frenkel
Alex Benno
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