Pinkeltje (film)

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Pinkeltje
Directed by Harrie Geelen
Starring Aart Staartjes
Wieteke van Dort
Lex Goudsmit
Emmy Lopes Dias
Music by Joop Stokkermans
Release date
1978
CountryNetherlands
LanguageDutch

Pinkeltje is a 1978 Dutch film directed by Harrie Geelen. The movie is based on the books of Dutch writer Dick Laan about the fictional character Pinkeltje (Fingerling in English).

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