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A brilliant and outragously funny satire of society, 7 December 1999
Author: Dave Joerg ([email protected])
"Flodder" is one of the funniest movies ever made and few people realise that it is a Dutch movie made by none other than the Holland version of John Carpenter, the famous Dick Maas, author and director of the thriller "Amsterdamned". The Flodder family is the reincarnation of the term a-social. When the whole family bunch, basically all bastards, criminals and sluts must be relocated from their City slum because of toxic waste under their house, the city council house no choice. The only available space is in the "Zoendal" - the "Sun Valley" the best area in Amsterdam where all doctors, snobs and businessmen can afford to live their lives. And where the central point of interest and politics is the tennis club of the community. The Flodder family brings devastation to the tranquil world that ruled before. They are simply unbelievable. The characterisation is incredibly funny, beginning with Ma Flodder who searches other people's trash cans for food or making illegal liquor in her cellar and ending with the eldest daughter who is the biggest slut on earth. Together they make the most horrible family imaginable, a sort of immoral mirror image to the Brady Bunch or the Waltons. When the City counsel of Amsterdam hoped that the Flodders would show their good will to be more civilised in their new area, it turns out that Holland's most famous family would rather bring out the worst in the rich people of "Sun Valley"-wonderland. The rest is a hilarious, brilliant and well made social satire that can be watched as a provocative movie as well as a straightforward comedy. Dick Maas at his best. I salute him! Flooder was the Dutch smash hit in 1986 and brought two sequels and a tv series. All of the sequels were nice but not as great as the original.
Flodders (1986) is available on DVD in Germany in a dubbed German version in Dolby Digital 5.1. under the name:
"Flodders -Eine Familie zum knutschen"
Why is First Floor Features, the producer of the movie not bringing the Dick Maas blockbusters out on DVD in the Netherlands, I wonder. The are not even available on video there. These movies have so much potential, still to this day and have a huge silent but true following.
895｜3.5，不完美的母亲，迷失的女儿，一个道理讲半天的原地转圈之作。小细节很赞，摄影配乐都很到位，科尔曼演得也很好。一开始我就猜女主搞不好是文学系教授，结果还真是，还是比较文学。
边看边觉得烦躁，不会控制情绪的人不该生孩子
演而优则导的吉伦哈尔家姐姐的处女作及格了。现时和回忆双线叙事的剧本结构虽不新鲜，但很考校节奏。奥莉维亚的演技着实了得，以至于年长的女主戏明显比年轻时更好看。话说这片不该加个「犯罪」标签吗？
演员转导演的优缺点体现得非常鲜明。一方面，电影对女性心理的刻画细腻而微妙，常有令人折服的精到之处；一方面，电影又因为沉溺于女性心理的表达，导致电影推进缓慢，没有多少新意，看得人昏昏欲睡。
暗流涌动地探讨了女性作为母亲的角色是否是可持续的 女性在家庭中的责任是否是天然的 真的平权是女性也有摆烂的权利 只是人生苦海 扑腾几下已筋疲力尽
配乐好喜欢啊，呜呜呜。对母亲这个身份的刻画非常好，i'm hurt kiss me mom我爆哭。但是对女儿的描写又显得不足，尤其是对Elena这个角色，有点不适
从这个角度刻画母亲真的真实且细腻，对性张力的拿捏也很到位，Maggie处女座GJ。整体故事还是太小了，叙事手法是不是非要营造这种几乎让人窒息的感觉其实也可以再想想。
6.5，整体看下来很难受，我以为会这么持续到最后，但是她女儿和她的关系还行我是没想到的……
夸夸配乐和服道化，很用心。
但不管怎样，孩子是无辜的，大可不必生孩子。剧本很好。
So struggled. 作为女人，作为母亲。玛吉吉伦哈尔居然这么厉害，奥利维亚科尔曼的能力已经不需要质疑了。Everyone is messed up. 而且无处可逃。
很深刻，联想到《无声告白》和国产女性电影《我的姐姐》，在身份认知和生活选择上，没有明确的答案只有当下的选择，而选择因其每个人的个性与追求等等因素而产生差异，所以之前我说就这？为什么不怎怎，这不是又压迫怎怎其实想来，在这部电影看完后会完全的羞愧，因为不管女性做了什么抉择，她都不会得到最终的“自由”，有的人就会像女主这样被记忆鞭策，被内心深处的自责鞭策，即使女儿们可能已经忘记，但是她没办法忘记，而正是有人知道割舍不下，所以做出牺牲而获得最后的心安理得，但同时她的其他方面被阉割了。说到社会对女性隐性的道德上的绑架其实抛妻弃子是不管男女都会被谴责的，但程度却不同，可对内心的谴责比如背包客比如管理员莱利，前者基本没展现对孩子的自责，而后者有所展现，只能说还是人各有异，导演在这也没有想要在这问题上批判谁
我以为是一部悬疑 没想到抽丝剥茧地又看到了另一层自己
感觉和门罗的两部短篇小说很像，《孩子们都留下》和《我妈的梦》，从女性角度解读母亲这一角色，除了温柔慈爱更多的是一地鸡毛和困顿不堪
由单一角色内心外化的完全女性主义的影像
Colman真的太强了，穿插着回忆的自说自话，在没有安全感的生活里飘荡，神游的状态倒是像极了独自在海边的夜晚
恕我不能理解其中深意，并且觉得有点浪费时间。就感觉年轻的Lela很有味道，年老的Lela总有点我不喜欢的味道，就像我也不喜欢她演的女王。
这种旅行题材片，总能发掘一些很深层次的东西，而且并不说教
设置两组母女做对照是基本操作了，但一人孤身去外地游玩，被一大家子人包围这种惊悚片的桥段，在女性题材里则可能是首次尝试，这种氛围的营造也是本片最大的亮点。对片名的呼应处理的很自然，女儿的失踪、玩具的失踪、母亲的失踪串起了整个主线。就其表达的主题，个人还是倾向于表现身为人母的压力，否定人人都能成为好母亲的必然性。缺点一方面是生活琐事的力度不够，女主一系列行为还不够有说服力，另一方面就是节奏和对话的确很生硬，构图里面虚焦特别多，不成熟的感觉非常明显。
someone chooses to be a mother someone just becomes a mother. if she knows then will she let herself become an unnatural mother? olivia colmon’s performance is so natural. 感谢我妈不抛弃之恩。
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