Year: 2024 (November)
Genre:
Comedy / Drama
Director:
Jelle de Jonge
Stars:
Elise Schaap, Bracha van Doesburgh, Sarah Janneh, Mariana Aparicio, Martin van Waardenberg, Joke Tjalsma, Ferdi Stofmeel, Mike Boddé, Camilla Siegertsz, Maike Meijer, Maksim Stojanac, Sarah Bannier ...
Storyline:
Two sisters. Two worlds. One last journey together.
Twin sisters Rianne and Juliette were once inseparable, but adulthood has taken them in completely opposite directions.
- Rianne stayed in Rotterdam, dedicating herself to caring for their ailing father and managing his small snack bar—while her compulsive collecting habits start spiraling out of control.
- Juliette, on the other hand, thrives in Amsterdam’s world of luxury, making a career as a professional organizer—helping others declutter their lives while keeping Rianne at a distance.
When their father Cor passes away, he leaves them with one final wish: to scatter his ashes on the Spanish coast. But neither sister trusts the other to do it right.
Reluctantly, they embark on a road trip together, forced to confront old wounds, their differences, and the memories that still bind them. As the miles pass, so do the barriers between them, leading to unexpected moments of laughter, frustration, and reconciliation.
A bittersweet and comedic journey about family, loss, and finding common ground, De Z van Zus proves that no matter how far apart we grow, some connections never fade.
Similar movies to De Z van Zus
If you enjoy heartfelt road trip films about family, reconnection, and humor in the face of grief, De Z van Zus shares themes with these emotional and comedic gems:
Little Miss Sunshine (2006) – A dysfunctional family embarks on a chaotic yet touching road trip.
The Skeleton Twins (2014) – Estranged siblings reconnect through dark humor and past wounds.
French Exit (2020) – A road movie about love, loss, and eccentric relationships.
💡 Like these films, De Z van Zus blends comedy, heartwarming drama, and a beautifully imperfect sibling relationship, making it a must-watch for fans of emotional yet entertaining journeys.
📌 Final Thoughts
With its engaging family dynamics, heartfelt humor, and scenic road trip backdrop, De Z van Zus is set to be a touching and entertaining film about the complexities of sisterhood.
Because sometimes, the road to healing is full of unexpected detours.
Which of these films have you seen? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!