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The Blind Spot is a belge film of genre Drama directed by Nabil Ben Yadir with Ruth Becquart
The Blind Spot (2017)
Dode Hoek
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Add to a movie listAngle mort (en néerlandais : Dode Hoek) est un thriller réalisé par Nabil Ben Yadir sorti le 25 janvier 2017 en Belgique.
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Jan Vorbeek, commissaire de la brigade des stups à Anvers annonce sa démission afin de rejoindre le VPV, parti politique d'extrême droite. Pour sa dernière enquête, il fait une descente dans un laboratoire clandestin à Charleroi où une série d'événements font remonter de vieux souvenirs.Actors
Ruth Becquart
(Commissaire Leen)
Soufiane Chilah
(Dries Ben Haïfa)
Peter Van Den Begin
(Jan Vorbeek)
Jan Decleir
(Voorzitter)
David Murgia
(Axel)
Tibo Vandenborre
(Ozgur)
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