Belgian viewers have a new reason to tune in this autumn with the release of the trailer for the prestigious fictional series How to kill your sister. The series marks the directorial debut of Jonas Geirnaert and promises a fresh, comedic take on the road trip genre. Play4 shared the first glimpses of the show on 2025-08-14 14:48:00, building anticipation across Belgium’s English-speaking audience.
- Nieuwe fictiereeks 'How to kill your sister'
- Jonas Geirnaert maakt regiedebuut
- Play4 deelt trailer van serie
- Serie toont komische ontspoorde roadtrip
- Hoofdrollen door Marjan de Shutter, Emma Rotsaert
- Reeks start op 3 september op Play4
How to kill your sister is the result of seven years of development by creators Jonas Geirnaert, Pedro Elias, and Evelien Broekaert. The story follows a group of characters whose comedic road trip quickly spirals out of control. Marjan de Shutter and Emma Rotsaert take the lead roles, bringing a dynamic energy to the screen. The series will premiere on Play4 from 3 September, making it a must-watch for Belgian fans of original local productions.
What makes this series stand out from other Belgian productions? And how will it resonate with audiences looking for a mix of humor and drama? Let’s explore the key highlights below.
Why should Belgian viewers be excited about this new series? The show combines local storytelling with a fresh comedic approach, reflecting contemporary Belgian culture through its characters and plot twists. It also raises interesting questions about family dynamics and unexpected journeys.
- Seven years in the making, ensuring a well-crafted narrative.
- Directed by Jonas Geirnaert, known for his innovative style.
- Features prominent Belgian actors Marjan de Shutter and Emma Rotsaert.
- Premiering exclusively on Play4, a key platform for Flemish content.
As the premiere date approaches, Belgian viewers should mark their calendars and prepare for a unique blend of comedy and drama. Will How to kill your sister become the next big hit in Belgian television? Tune in on 3 September to find out and join the conversation.
