And It Was Good

And It Was Good

★ 0.0IMDb Score
Released:2026-04-25
Genre:Drama
Duration:10 min
Country:Netherlands
Director:Bart Seijbel
Actors:Jan Kooijman, Robert Rosier, Lisa van de Wiel, Chagalle Pennink
Production:

Overview:

When Lotte's father has problems with her spouse, Pastor Van der Laan visits him to have an open conversation about faith and homosexuality.

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