Flodder 3

Kees is portrayed as bold and socially provocative, challenging the neighborhood’s norms. She navigates social scrutiny and family dynamics with a defiant, outspoken attitude. Her choices drive one of the key plot points as other schemes target her reputation.

Sjakie is the civil servant who helps the Flodders while balancing municipal politics. He forms romantic ties with Mirjam and wages a battle to prevent eviction through policy and subsidies. He is resourceful and morally conflicted, torn between official duties and affection.

Ma Flodder is the boisterous matriarch who drives much of the family’s chaotic influence. She is fiercely protective of her family, perpetually involved in schemes, and finds romance with a homeless man who turns out to be a billionaire. Her decisions shape the family’s upheavals and eventual outcomes.

Johnnie is the eldest son, often entangled in petty crime and loud behavior. He participates in and disrupts plans, acting as a catalyst for neighborhood tensions. His dynamic with the family and outsiders reflects the comic misbehavior central to the plot.

Henkie is the younger member who contributes to mischief and chaos with energy and enthusiasm. His actions propel the family’s conflicts and the escalating confrontation with the neighborhood. He embodies the rowdy, carefree spirit of the crew.

A neighbor who is part of the community’s concerns about the Flodder family. In the film, he represents the local residents who push for enforcement of rules to force the family out.

Another depiction of the same neighbor in the town, illustrating how the community is composed of multiple perspectives on the Flodder family and the evolving authority structures.

The civil servant figure who navigates the city’s bureaucracy and the terms that would keep the Flodders in Zonnedael, playing a key role in asserting government influence over the family.