Hansje en het Welbehagen (1976)
Overview
Hansje, a ten-year-old boy, is home alone because his parents have to work during Christmas. His mother is an actress in a Christmas play and his father is a conductor of a Christmas concert. Hansje himself has a bad cold and spends the day making drawings until he discovers a small Christmas angel in the Christmas tree. The angel is looking for Pleasure on earth. To explain what Pleasure is, the Christmas angel takes Hansje with him, floating through the air, in the drawings that Hansje made of his hometown. They visit the Christmas play where his mother will perform, his school friend Geesje, a girl whose rabbit will be on the Christmas menu and some girls who go on a holiday to escape the cold. They also see old Mr. Biggelaar, who walks lonely through the city.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | nl |
| Popularity | 1.133 |
Directed By
Tineke Roeffen
Crew
Harrie Geelen
Tineke Roeffen
René Sleven
Harrie Geelen
Joop Stokkermans
TOP CAST
Bert Blom
Hansje
Bob de Lange
Pollux
George Groot
father
Anke Groot
mother
Leen Jongewaard
mr. Van Biggelaar
Katinka Bravenboer
Geesje
Marjolein Bravenboer
angel
Ria Bouwhuis
angel
Claudia Hettinga
angel
Els van Weely
angel
Sonja van Weely
angel
Karen Roco
girl with rabbit
Monique Bakker
girl on holiday
Irma Doornekamp
girl on holiday
Esther Schut
girl on holiday
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