Director: Wannes Destoop

Peace never lasts long for a man who built an empire out of trafficking drugs across the Dutch-Belgian border, and Ferry 2 opens on the fragile version of calm its title character has carved out for himself.

What is Ferry 2 about?

Ferry Bouman walked away from his drug operation and the underworld that ran through Brabant, and for a while he seems to have found something close to a normal life away from that world. The sequel doesn't let that quiet hold: old rivals, unfinished debts, and the pull of the criminal network he once ran drag Ferry back toward exactly the danger he thought he'd escaped. Director Wannes Destoop keeps the story anchored in Ferry's own contradictions, a man who claims he wants out while circling every opportunity to get back in, and builds the action around the same border-region crime landscape that made the character a hit in the first place. As alliances shift and old enemies resurface, the film asks less whether Ferry can survive a return to that world and more why he was ever willing to risk everything he'd rebuilt to go back.

Cast & crew

Frank Lammers returns as Ferry Bouman, the role that anchors the whole franchise, alongside Aiko Beemsterboer, Tobias Kersloot, Marouane Meftah, Hamza Othman, Huub Smit, Jonas Smulders, and Tom Wijkamp filling out the network of allies and rivals pulled back into his orbit. Lammers carries the film's tonal balance between dark comedy and genuine menace, a mix the franchise has leaned on since its start.

Context & significance

Ferry 2 is a Belgian-Dutch production and a direct continuation of the character's earlier story, part of a crime-drama franchise built around the Brabant underworld and the drug trade that runs through it. Director Wannes Destoop takes over the sequel with the same regional setting and criminal ecosystem that shaped the character, keeping the geography and power structures of that world central to how the plot unfolds.

Where & how to watch

Ferry 2 is available on K-Time with both Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, giving Farsi-speaking viewers two ways to follow Ferry's return to the underworld. The film's page is free for anyone to read, and watching it only requires logging into a K-Time account, with the platform's interface built around Farsi for Persian-speaking viewers wherever they live.