Ferry 2

After losing the drug empire that made him feared in Brabant, Ferry Bouman tries to build a quieter life away from crime. He wants normalcy and distance, but the past keeps casting shadows, dragging old rivals and uneasy allies back into focus. A fragile peace begins to fray as new tensions surface, threatening the careful balance Ferry has fought to maintain. The story tightens around choices that blur the line between protection and self preservation, testing loyalties and forcing confrontations that could pull the former kingpin back into a world he thought he left behind. The tension remains constant, sparing nothing for those who rise to the challenge. Old enemies return, tightening the net around Ferry's fragile peace and loyalty.

Directed by Wannes Destoop, Ferry 2 brings back the Brabant underworld through the ideas of Tibbe van Hoof, Geerard Van de Walle and Nico Moolenaar, with a sharper look and tighter rhythm than the first film for a sharper finish.

It explores loyalty, the price of peace, and how danger lingers for those who quit, even when hope remains. Cinematography heightens tension for viewers today.

Box office data for Ferry 2 has not been publicly released, so no revenue figures are available yet. The film's commercial performance will become clearer as festival screenings and releases unfold, with international buyers watching closely. Markets across Europe watch.

As of now there are no major award nominations listed for Ferry 2. The film has drawn attention for Frank Lammers's performance and its tight pacing, yet it has not appeared in mainstream awards rounds. The technical craft behind the project could attract consideration if the film gains wider exposure.