Lynn
6.5
2009
0 hr 40 min
Drama
Twenty year old Lynn studies Psychology in Amsterdam. Now that she is living on her own, she is re-shaping her live and developing her own identity. This makes her extremely self-conscious. She is constantly thinking on how she is seen by other people, what people may think of her, what she should and shouldn't do. Her self-consciousness gets in the way.
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- Cast：
- Elsie de Brauw , Kiki van Deursen
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