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Compared to previous installments, the latest chapter in the Ferry franchise, Ferry 2, which brings the journey of the titular kingpin to a fitting end, is pretty self-contained, reflective, and of smaller scale. The major reason being the Ferry movie and series highlighted the grand rise of Ferry Bouman, while the original Undercover series, and now Ferry 2 charts his miserable downfall—the beginning brought growth and new people into Ferry’s life, whereas his decline in power, losing people close to him, marked his downfall. The final arc of Ferry’s journey has him untangling family ties, and despite having a pretty limited number of core characters in the movie, the personal connections make for an intriguing storyline. Additionally, as the ending of the movie hints, there are strong chances that the franchise will move towards a new direction, and to navigate that, Ferry’s familial connection will act as a pivot.

“Ferry 2” is a 2024 crime drama directed by Wannes Destoop, featuring an ensemble cast led by Frank Lammers as Ferry Bouman, Aiko Beemsterboer as Jezebel van Kamp, Monic Hendrickx as Claudia Zwart-Bouman, Huub Smit as Dennis, Huub Stapel as Brink. The film follows Ferry Bouman who after spending three years in prison tries to carve a normal life only to be pulled back when his niece comes knocking on his door.

The film opens in Costa Blanca, with the lead, Ferry Bouman, reflecting on the life he has lived and the things he’s lost along the way. Ferry was once a ruthless drug lord who would stop at nothing to expand his empire whether it meant bribing the police or eliminating his rivals. He controlled the Costa Blanca streets, ensuring only high-quality drugs were in circulation. Over time, his power and wealth grew, making him rich. Despite trying to take care of his crew,...

“Ferry 2” is a movie directed by Wannes Destoop starring Frank Lammers. With Aiko Beemsterboer and Tobias Kersloot.

Netflix has released “Ferry 2”, a sequel that brings back the character of Ferry Bouman, portrayed by Frank Lammers. Directed by Wannes Destoop, this film continues the story of a former drug lord who thought he had left his criminal past behind.

The plot revolves around Ferry, who finds himself reluctantly pulled back into the world of drugs and crime. His peaceful retirement in Benidorm is disrupted when a teenage relative, struggling with drug problems, approaches him for money. This predicament forces Ferry to confront the remnants of his former life and the changes in the criminal underworld.

Frank Lammers reprises his role as Ferry Bouman, joined by Aiko Beemsterboer as Jezebel van Kamp and Huub Stapel as Brink. The screenplay, penned by Geerard Van de Walle and Tibbe van Hoof, attempts...

"Do you promise to stay with me forever?" Netflix has revealed an official trailer for a Dutch film titled My Best Friend Anne Frank, apparently the first ever Dutch movie made about Anne Frank, despite the fact that she lived there for most of her life. Based on the real-life friendship between Anne Frank and Hannah Goslar, from Nazi-occupied Amsterdam to their harrowing reunion in a concentration camp. This is labeled as "live-action" to differentiate it from the animated film that debuted last year called Where Is Anne Frank, also about Anne Frank and her imaginary best friend. This Dutch film follows Anne all the way to the camps where she eventually dies in early 1945. Starring Aiko Beemsterboer as Anne, Josephine Arendsen as Hannah, with Roeland Fernhout, Lottie Hellingman, Björn Freiberg, Hans Peterson, and Stefan de Walle. This adaptation looks more educational than anything, but it might still be a worthwhile watch.