01 January 1934 Comedy 45 mins
The Fiancée from Canada is the story of a working-class boy from Antwerp who emigrated to Canada and returns to Belgium after some time. However, his fiancée has forgotten him and is in love with another man. For him, there is therefore nothing left to do but return to Canada…
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Belgium 01 January 1934
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