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Anna

Heard
1985
Episodes
2
Language
Dutch

Van het hoorspel Anna bestaan twee versies: van de BRT en van de TROS. Plot: Een vrouw bezoekt een bijeenkomst van de AA. Ze betwijfelt of ze daar wel ietste zoeken heeft, en kijkt terug op haar leven, soals de laatste vakantie die ze samen doorbrachten, de weigering van haar vader om haar te laten trouwen toen ze 19 was, … Versie TROS: Auteur: Nick Mc Carty - Regie Willy Brill Met a.a. Sacha Bulthuis, Thera van Homeyer, Hans Karsenbarg 01:04:00 - 120,95 MB Uitzending: 27/9/1987 Versie BRT: Auteur: Nic

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. VL

    No date given · 1 h 06 min

  2. (NL)

    No date given · 1 h 05 min

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  1. Anna

    Listeners' uploads · Nick McCarty(auteur), Willy Brill (regie NL versie), Ludo Schats (regie VL versie) · 2 episodes here · archive.org

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