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1943, in the Netherlands. Although the country is being occupied, for Tuur and Lambert (both 12 years old) the war is nothing more than a fantastic inspiration for their games among the forests and mysterious caves. When Maartje, a fun and honest
girl, comes to the city to live on a nearby farm, Lambert begins to feel left out because Tuur seems to pay more attention to her than to their former common amusements. Jealous, Lambert tells his father, mayor and Nazi sympathizer, about a small infraction he discovered at Maartje's house. But what the boy does not know is that, by acting like this, he is indirectly revealing a much deeper secret that could endanger Maartje's life. The subsequent events will become a real test for Lambert and Tuur:
Can they trust each other? Can a friendship be maintained in the midst of the hatred that a war always generates?
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Data sheet
- ORIGINAL TITLE
- Oorlogsgeheimen
- Actors
- Eva Duijvestein
Stefan Walle
Luc Feit
Nils Verkooijen
Pippa Allen
Annemarie Prins
Joes Brauers
Loek Peters
Maas Bronkhuyzen
Juul Vrijdag
- Director
- Dennis Bots
- Gender
- Drama
- Format
- DVD
- Region
- 2
- Dubbing
- Castilian
- Subtitle
- Spanish
- No. Discs
- 1
- Duration:
- 94
- Moral Rating
- Not recommended for children under 7 years old
- Study
- Karma Films
- Original language
- English
1943, in the Netherlands. Although the country is being occupied, for Tuur and Lambert (both 12 years old) the war is nothing more than a fantastic inspiration for their games among the forests and mysterious caves. When Maartje, a fun and honest
girl, comes to the city to live on a nearby farm, Lambert begins to feel left out because Tuur seems to pay more attention to her than to their former common amusements. Jealous, Lambert tells his father, mayor and Nazi sympathizer, about a small infraction he discovered at Maartje's house. But what the boy does not know is that, by acting like this, he is indirectly revealing a much deeper secret that could endanger Maartje's life. The subsequent events will become a real test for Lambert and Tuur:
Can they trust each other? Can a friendship be maintained in the midst of the hatred that a war always generates?