Calling the Strobbe clan a working-class family would imply that some of its members worked (or had class), but none of the lowlife protags do in the visually robust and often hilarious Flemish tragicomedy The Misfortunates.

too redundant

A movie to my liking! Raw, realistic and energetic.

"One thing's for certain though: The director's vision of this story allows for more uncertainty than Gunther's ever would." - Christian Blauvelt

Pretty awesome. Well-acted/directed. Sometimes witty, and you can see how strong the family bond is

Very nice to see, especially because it's filmed here around the corner. Really loved to hear my dialect in a movie, but they didn't use it consequently, which annoyed me a bit. The story itself was very good, and it was filmed very well. It looks like a 2nd Belgian trainspotting, next to ex-drummer. A great film about the love and life of some no-lifes and a son trying to outrun his fate and become what others of his family never could. Nice to see, especially for Belgian ppl / ppl around Aalst

Features some down to earth characters and it's filled with funny and refreshing moments. The film suffers from the lack of an interesting plot but all in all, it's an enjoyable coming of age tale.

Didnt like it as much as most other people, its not bad at all, but neither is it as good as our (Flemish) media will have you believe