KIRAC 23: Honeypot
Nov 27 2021
•1h 51m
•Documentary
In this film, you will witness the unlikely endeavour of right-wing conservative Sid Lukassen who chivalrously tries to win the heart of lefty student Jini. When he enters her boudoir in Zandvoort, he gets caught up in a literary, enchanting and unpredictable world, in which Jini starts to undress him, surrounded by classical music and grapes. While Sid tries his best to connect to Jini, he realises that the woman has set him up for humiliation. How will Sid save himself from this situation? Will he, despite everything, find love?
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Tarik Sadouma
Muslim Pimp
Jini van Rooijen
Jini
Kate Sinha
Kate
Stefan Ruitenbeek
Stefan
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