De 9 dagen van de gier

TV Series
2001–2002
6h 40m

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A story of friendship, love, crime and death. All followed by a vulture named Nanga.A story of friendship, love, crime and death. All followed by a vulture named Nanga.A story of friendship, love, crime and death. All followed by a vulture named Nanga.

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Episodes8

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Johan Leysen

Martin Jonker

• 2001–2002

Jan Decleir

Victor Dielemans

• 2001–2002

Saskia Temmink

Esther Kleinveld

• 2001–2002

Hans Trentelman

Leon Schiffer

• 2001–2002

Geert Jan Romeijn

Taco Van Hulst

• 2001–2002

Tijn Docter

Peter Martens

• 2001–2002

Lilian Vieira

Maria

• 2001–2002

Ingrid Desmet

Simone Helgers

• 2001–2002

Hans Gerlach

Louis

• 2001–2002

Nanga

Gier

• 2001–2002

Agila

Gier

• 2001–2002

Alex Ferns

Brian

• 2001–2002

Marjolein Beumer

Ellen Vermeer (Mira)

• 2001–2002

Romijn Conen

Oscar

• 2001–2002

Rudolf Lucieer

Vanderburg

• 2001–2002

Han Kerckhoffs

Lex Korthof

• 2001–2002

Martha Villada Marquez

Anna

• 2001–2002

Paul Ebben Akersloot

Kleine Victor

• 2001–2002

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9Its1917hrs

Gripping crime drama

Nine days of the Vulture. Talent laden and shot mainly in harbour city Rotterdam in The Netherlands.

Against the backdrop of a large criminal investigation the lives of various characters involved get entangled. Meanwhile a vulture floats in the sky over the city, observing and being watched. He has his own agenda searching for his mate. Mature realistic story with superb acting of an internationally acclaimed cast. Beautiful visuals. Unsuspected intelligent twists. It raised the bar for dutch television for me. Has hardly been met so far. Only Pleidooi can be considered to have a similar quality.

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As befitting a title character, the vulture Nanga gets third billing during the opening credits. However, during the end credits Nanga and another vulture called Agila are credited last.