
The World of Ludovic
Romance · Drama · TV Movie
Overview
Two troubled children fall in love and run away from Brussels to the Belgian coast, but find life on their own more difficult than expected.
Top Cast


Mathias Coppens
Mathias Coppens
Ludovic
Mathias Coppens
Ludovic


Bella van Meel
Bella van Meel
Sofie
Bella van Meel
Sofie


Didier Bezace
Didier Bezace
Marc
Didier Bezace
Marc


Annick Christiaens
Annick Christiaens
Brigitte
Annick Christiaens
Brigitte


Peter Tuinman
Peter Tuinman
Philippe
Peter Tuinman
Philippe


Will van Kralingen
Will van Kralingen
Chantal
Will van Kralingen
Chantal
Tijn Schmits
Tijn Schmits
Joel
Tijn Schmits
Joel


Leslie de Gruyter
Leslie de Gruyter
Henri
Leslie de Gruyter
Henri


Ludo Busschots
Ludo Busschots
Theo
Ludo Busschots
Theo


Hilde Van Mieghem
Hilde Van Mieghem
Photographer
Hilde Van Mieghem
Photographer
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