Homies 2015
In *Homies (2015)*, director Jon Karthaus crafts a darkly comedic tale of four friends whose lives spiral into chaos after they become entangled in a high-stakes drug deal gone wrong.
Director: Jon Karthaus
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Homies (2015) about?
Timo is trying to win back his ex-girlfriend by proving he's turned his life around, but his friends drag him into a dangerous drug-dealing scheme. When a botched deal leaves them with 22 kilos of drugs to sell in a week, the group must navigate Amsterdam's criminal underworld to survive. The film blends chaotic humor with life-or-death stakes.
Who directed Homies?
Jon Karthaus directed *Homies* (2015). He's known for his work in Dutch comedy and thrillers, bringing a sharp, fast-paced style to the film.
Who stars in Homies?
The film features Robert de Hoog, Gijs Naber, Manuel Broekman, and Tibor Lukács as the core group of friends navigating the drug deal gone wrong.
Is Homies (2015) worth watching?
If you enjoy dark comedies with high-energy plots and flawed but likable characters, *Homies* is a solid pick. Its blend of humor and suspense makes it an engaging watch, though it's not for those seeking a lighthearted comedy. Since IMDb hasn't rated it yet, check viewer reviews to gauge current reception.
How long is Homies?
*Homies* runs for 100 minutes, offering a tight, fast-paced narrative that keeps the action moving.
About Homies (2015) — Four Friends, 22 Kilos, and a Week to Live
In *Homies (2015)*, director Jon Karthaus crafts a darkly comedic tale of four friends whose lives spiral into chaos after they become entangled in a high-stakes drug deal gone wrong. When Timo, the group's reluctant leader, tries to impress his ex by showcasing his newly straightened life, the plan backfires spectacularly. His friends—each with their own quirks and flaws—are dragged into a desperate race to sell 22 kilos of drugs within seven days or face the consequences. What starts as a simple scheme quickly spirals into a high-energy, unpredictable adventure where loyalties are tested, nerves are frayed, and every moment could be their last.
This Dutch comedy-thriller blends absurd humor with the gritty realities of Amsterdam's underworld, creating an atmosphere that's equal parts laugh-out-loud and nail-biting. The film's fast pace and sharp dialogue keep the tension high, while the characters' flawed but relatable personalities make their struggles oddly endearing. With a story that balances danger and humor, *Homies* delivers a ride that's as chaotic as it is entertaining, leaving audiences both exhilarated and questioning their own life choices.