The Purse Snatcher

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De Tasjesdief
Directed byMaria Peters
Screenplay byMaria Peters
Based onDe Tasjesdief
by Mieke van Hooft
Produced by
  • Dave Schram
  • Hans Pos
  • Maria Peters
StarringOlivier Tuinier
CinematographyHein Groot
Edited byOt Louw
Music byAd van Dijk
Distributed byShooting Star Filmcompany
Release date
  • 6 April 1995 (1995-04-06)
Running time
96 minutes
CountryNetherlands
Language Dutch
Box office$0.1 million (Netherlands) [1]

The Purse Snatcher (Dutch : De Tasjesdief) is a 1995 Dutch film directed by Maria Peters, based on the book by Mieke van Hooft.

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  1. "Netherlands 1995 Domestic Top 10". Screen International . 12 April 1996. p. 33.