F*ck de Familie

F*ck de Familie (2026)



8.0 2026 — —

Director: David Cocheret

Cast: Martin van Waardenberg, Maurits Delchot, Edwin Jonker, Yolanthe Cabau, Beppie Melissen

Comedy
When Ben passes away without warning, his sister Bo and her husband Saïd unexpectedly become guardians to his teenage daughter, Emma. Determined to give the grieving girl a perfect home, Bo quickly discovers that good intentions aren’t enough. Her own parents and the wider family circle are convinced they know what’s best—pulling Emma in every direction. As Bo’s high-pressure career tightens its grip and her marriage starts to crack under the strain, every noble effort spirals into a raw collision of buried grudges, fresh betrayals, and emotional chaos so deep that no family counselor could ever untangle it.

More About This Film

F*ck de Familie is a Dutch comedy-drama built around an abrupt family crisis. When Bo suddenly becomes responsible for her late brother's teenage daughter, she finds herself caught between her own demanding life, a strained marriage, and relatives who all believe they know what is best for the girl.

Directed by David Cocheret, the film mixes family conflict, relationship comedy, and uncomfortable emotional history. It follows the tradition of Dutch ensemble comedies while using the pressure of a new responsibility to bring old resentments and family secrets back to the surface.

  • Directed by David Cocheret.
  • Yolanthe Cabau stars as Bo.
  • The cast also includes Victoria Koblenko, Edwin Jonker, Martin van Waardenberg, Beppie Melissen, and Frida Heijmen.
  • The film was released in the Netherlands in September 2026.
  • It is a follow-up in the broader F*ck de... comedy franchise after F*ck de Liefde.

Where to Watch

The film has had a Dutch theatrical release, while broader digital availability depends on territory and distributor licensing.

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