A Real Vermeer | |
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Directed by | Rudolf van den Berg |
Written by | Jan Eilander Rudolf van den Berg |
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Cinematography | Goert Giltay |
Edited by | Ewin Ryckaert |
Music by | André Dziezuk |
Distributed by | Cinéart |
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Running time | 115 minutes |
Countries | Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg |
Language | Dutch |
Budget | €3.9 million |
Box office | $92,906 [1] [2] |
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