Chez Nous (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Bertie is a central member of the Chez Nous chosen family who reflects on the meaning of family and once believed Anita Meyer was his real mother. He receives tax notices, discovers he is behind on th...
Rachid is part of the Chez Nous family and carries the pain of being abandoned by his father. At Adje’s urging, he confronts that father but rejects him when the meeting becomes mainly about money. He...
Gijs is rejected by his parents after coming out and finds shelter and acceptance among the friends at Chez Nous. He creates a realistic replica for the museum robbery, but hesitates during the operat...
Helmer participates in the museum operation and becomes a decisive source of betrayal within the group. After the attempted theft triggers a silent alarm and the friends escape, Helmer disappears with...
De Beer is connected to the consequences of the group’s attempted museum robbery. During the tense barbecue, while the friends try to disguise the incident as a Gay Pride tradition, De Beer confronts...
Hetty is closely connected to Gijs and becomes involved in the fallout from his hidden actions. She discovers that he has been leading a double life and learns that he participated in the museum robbe...
Peter Jan supports the group’s museum robbery by providing a boat during the Canal Parade. His role depends on the city’s celebrations creating confusion and an escape opportunity. As a member of the...
Adje is a protective elder in the Chez Nous chosen family. He gives Gijs shelter after Gijs comes out and is rejected by his parents, and he persuades Rachid to meet the father who abandoned him. Rach...
Babette is one of the friends recruited for the plan to save Chez Nous. Her assigned task is to acquire the access card belonging to the boss with complete authorization, making her responsible for a...
Ramon is involved in the tense aftermath of the robbery and the confrontation at the barbecue. As the friends try to present the incident as a Gay Pride tradition, Ramon is forced to choose where he b...
Anita Meyer is a singer whom Bertie once believed was his real mother. The belief appears in Bertie’s reflections about the different forms a family can take, linking her to his personal understanding...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Bertie recalls once believing that the singer Anita Meyer was his real mother.
During the barbecue confrontation, Ramon is forced to choose where he belongs while the bar and its friendships are in danger.
Rachid rejects his biological father's financial motives and insists that Adje is the father he chose.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
At the tense barbecue, De Beer confronts the group after the robbery is disguised as a Gay Pride tradition.
After the museum operation, Helmer disappears with the real diamonds and leaves the others to face the consequences.
Hetty discovers that Gijs has been leading a double life and learns that he is involved in the robbery.
Rachid prepares museum security information and Peter Jan provides a boat for the Canal Parade escape.
Rachid obtains the museum plans and security information, while Babette acquires the authorized access card for the same operation.
Peter Jan agrees to provide a boat during the Canal Parade as part of the plan that Bertie joins.
Babette is assigned to acquire the authorized access card while Bertie participates in the group's effort to save Chez Nous.
Bertie joins Rachid and the others in planning the museum robbery to save Chez Nous from auction.
During the robbery, Gijs asks whether Rachid will abandon him again, and Rachid tells him to trust his friend and himself.
Gijs spends much of his time at the bar, where Bertie and the friends accept him after his rejection at home.
Adje gives Gijs shelter after Gijs comes out and is rejected by his parents.
A chosen family risks its home and trust when financial desperation leads to a failed diamond robbery.
Directed by Tim Oliehoek
Chez Nous (2013) · 5.1/10 · comedy, drama
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