Ruben Brandt, Collector - DVD
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Ruben Brandt, a famous psychotherapist, is forced to steal 13 paintings from the world's renowned museums and private collections to prevent his suffering from terrible nightmares he has as a result of subliminal messaging he received as a child. Accompanied by his four patients, he and his band of thieves strike regularly and with great success: the Louvre, Tate, Hermitage, the Museum of Modern Art "The Collector" quickly becomes the
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- GenreDramaDescriptionRuben Brandt, a famous psychotherapist, is forced to steal 13 paintings from the world's renowned museums and private collections to prevent his suffering from terrible nightmares he has as a result of subliminal messaging he received as a child. Accompanied by his four patients, he and his band of thieves strike regularly and with great success: the Louvre, Tate, Hermitage, the Museum of Modern Art "The Collector" quickly becomes theTitleRuben Brandt, Collector - DVDFormatDVDMPAA RatingRStudioSony
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