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Flodder
1986 · Film · 111 min
Part of Flodder Collection
Directed by Dick Maas
A low-class antisocial family ends up in a rich upper-class neighborhood and causes all sorts of trouble.
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I don't know about that. In many ways the 80s felt a lot more free. Sexual morals were much more open, there was much less government- and corporate espionage on citizens. I liked society a lot more back then.
Edit: Speaking about the Netherlands specifically. As I only left the country for the first time much later so I didn't have experience with other countries. Things were still pretty good in the 90s but after 2000 it feels like it got a lot more conservative.
I can remember a few mainstream movies from the 80s like Flodder and Turks Fruit which would be classed as porn today.
People also have become a lot more materialistic.
Everything feels so "rubber tile" these days. Maybe this is because things are much more easily controlled and moderated online, I don't know.
And of course the 80s still had since influence from the hippie era, which happened later there than in the US (pretty much everything happened later :P )