Bolletjes Blues (2006)
Spike, an aspiring rapper, gets sucked into a criminal environment and ends up in jail for smuggling drugs.
Top billed cast
- SugacaneDelano
- Maurits DelchotSpike
- Verginia OlijfveldTante Jennifer
- Reina LingerManuela
Mike ReusMeester Kees- Derenzo SumterMelvin
- Glenn DurfortOme Edje
- Mark Dakriet
- Kenroy Leeflang
- Dr. Johnny Love
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