The Last Train (1975)
Overview
The film is set in a signalman's house during the German occupation. When it turns out that the mother has committed adultery with a German, things start to go downhill for the father. Germans take over his land, and his children fend for themselves.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | nl |
| Popularity | 0.147 |
Directed By
Erik van Zuylen
Crew
Arthur de Roy
Jan Mey
Peter Brugman
René Daalder
Jean Devits
Ryclef Rienstra
Tom Tholen
Sylvia Nelissen
Frank Raven
Roel Menses
Babette Treuman
Martin Van Bennekum
Erik van Zuylen
Hans Klap
Ton de Graaff
Willy Breebaert
Anke Taverne
Gerbrand Hartman
Erik van Zuylen
Pim Tjujerman
Peter Vink
Jan de Bont
TOP CAST
Monique van de Ven
Loesje
Herman Naber
Dries
Helmert Woudenberg
Harm
Kitty Courbois
Koba
Elizabeth Hoytink
Moeder
Peter Faber
Rattenvanger
Ward de Ravet
Invalide
Jan Blaaser
Kees
Theu Boermans
Telegrafist
Bertus Botterman
Solexrijder
Lex Goudsmit
Dokter
Sacco van der Made
Opzichter
Alois Strempel
Duitse officier
Gonnie Dotting
Gerrie
Eric van Ingen
Commissielid
Peter Oosthoek
Sergeant
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