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The Making of Ex Drummer (2007), the debut feature by Koen Mortier. Based on the novel by Herman Brusselmans, the film follows three misfits who form a band and convince renowned author Dries to join them as their drummer. But once in, Dries begins to manipulate the group from within.
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Dries Vanhegen
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Norman Baert
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Sam Louwyck
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Gunter Lamoot
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Sebastien Dewaele
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Tristan Versteven
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Dolores Bouckaert
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Barbara Callewaert
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François Beukelaers
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Bernadette Damman
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Jan Hammenecker
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Wim Willaert
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Eric Vanrenterghem
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Nancy Denijs
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Chantal Wannyn
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Nomi Baert
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Joris Van Der Speeten
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Greta Bruinooghe
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