Shadow of Victory

During World War II, two members of the Dutch resistance share the same goal but use very different methods to reach it.

Cast

Jeroen Krabbé

as Peter van Dijk

Edwin de Vries

as David Blumberg

Linda van Dyck

as Sanne

Rijk de Gooyer

as Vos

Marieke van der Pol

as Hansje

Ton Lutz

as Verzetsman

Tom Jansen

as Kohler

Eric van der Donk

as Blok

Hein Boele

as Schwarz

Filip Bolluyt

as Verzetsman Paul

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