Pizza Maffia 2011
Pizza Maffia (2011) dives into the high-speed world of two inseparable Amsterdam couriers, Bram and Haas, who deliver pizzas for their family's struggling pizzeria.
Director: Tim Oliehoek
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pizza Maffia (2011) about?
Pizza Maffia (2011) follows two reckless Amsterdam couriers, Bram and Haas, who work for their family's pizzeria. Their nightly scooter races to deliver pizzas on time become a test of loyalty and survival as personal and professional pressures collide.
Who directed Pizza Maffia?
Pizza Maffia was directed by Tim Oliehoek, a filmmaker known for his work in Dutch drama and crime films.
Who stars in Pizza Maffia?
The film stars Sallie Harmsen, Mamoun Elyounoussi, Iliass Ojja, Ismael El Tarhabi, and Sabri Saad El-Hamus in key roles.
Is Pizza Maffia (2011) worth watching?
Pizza Maffia (2011) is a compelling watch for fans of gritty, character-driven dramas set against an urban backdrop. While not widely rated on IMDb, its high-energy premise and family dynamics make it a solid choice for those seeking a fast-paced, atmospheric film.
How long is Pizza Maffia?
Pizza Maffia has a runtime of 85 minutes.
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About Pizza Maffia (2011) — A neon-soaked Dutch drama of speed, family, and late-night pizzas
Pizza Maffia (2011) dives into the high-speed world of two inseparable Amsterdam couriers, Bram and Haas, who deliver pizzas for their family's struggling pizzeria. Directed by Tim Oliehoek, this gritty Dutch drama blends street-level energy with personal stakes as the duo's daredevil scooter races through the city become more than just a job. Under the watchful eye of Bram's injured father and Haas's charismatic uncle, the boys navigate loyalty, ambition, and the blurred lines between family and business. The film captures the neon-lit chaos of urban delivery life, where every order is a race against time—and sometimes, against the law.
At its heart, Pizza Maffia (2011) explores themes of brotherhood and the cost of chasing thrills. With a raw, kinetic energy, the movie contrasts the warmth of family dinners with the cold reality of late-night chases and unpaid debts. Oliehoek's direction keeps the pace relentless, mirroring the scooters' roaring engines with a story that's equal parts heartfelt and high-stakes.