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Antoinette Collard's directorial debut is an intimate, unflinching drama about grief and identity. With a standout performance by Alice Temple and a haunting score, this Belgian film is a must-see for its raw emotional depth and behind-the-scenes dedication.
Amélie Lesage's 'Stardust' is a compact 11-minute drama about a boy forced to confront his grief when his father brings a new partner to the seaside. Despite its short runtime, the film packs an emotional punch, featuring a standout performance by young Marius De Saeger.
The Furious is an explosive action-crime film now playing in Belgian cinemas, featuring a stellar cast of martial arts stars including Joe Taslim and Yayan Ruhian. The film follows a father's desperate quest to rescue his kidnapped daughter, teaming up with a journalist in a high-octane showdown.
Phil Canning is a sound designer and mixer whose work on 'Obsession' and 'Wasteman' showcases his versatility. From crafting eerie atmospheres to raw urban noise, his current films offer a sonic feast. Did you know Canning once recorded a full action sequence using only household objects?
Jim Queen is a bold, animated comedy that tackles a satirical premise: a virus turning gay men straight in Paris. Featuring a voice cast led by Alex Ramirès and Jéremy Gillet, the film offers a fresh, hilarious take on identity and community. Did you know that legendary adult film star François Sagat lends his voice to the film?
Minions & Monsters delivers a hilarious, meta origin story that sees the Minions accidentally unleashing chaos on Hollywood and the world. With an all-star voice cast including Trey Parker and Christoph Waltz, this 90-minute adventure is packed with behind-the-scenes surprises.
From gory martial arts tournaments to intergalactic bounty hunters, action films are dominating Belgian screens this season. Discover the hidden behind-the-scenes facts that make each movie a must-see, including the surprising origin of the film that started it all.
This week's Belgian cinema lineup is a wild mix: from the uncut 'Kill Bill' to the gory 'Mortal Kombat II' and a hilarious sheep mystery. Our top picks are the bloody ballet of Tarantino, the family-friendly comedy with woolly detectives, and the chilling horror 'Obsession'.
Set in a remote Yuruk village in North Macedonia, this drama-comedy follows 15-year-old Ahmet as he uses music to escape tradition and find love. A must-see for fans of heartfelt, cross-cultural stories with a killer soundtrack.
Yohei Taneda is a visionary artist whose work on 'Mortal Kombat II' and 'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' is captivating Belgian audiences. From his early days in Japanese cinema to his unique approach to visual storytelling, discover what makes his films a must-see.
