Aurore Engelen (The article continues below - Commercial information) 1491 articles available in total starting from 19/03/2008. Last article published on 12/02/2025. page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 148 149 150 next Best Friend Forever sets course for BerlinThe Brussels-based sales agent will be singing the praises of Ukrainian documentary Timestamp, screening in competition, and Hong Kong movie Queerpanorama, selected in the Panorama section 12/02 | Berlinale 2025 | EFMInterview: Mareike Engelhardt • Director of Rabia“I took inspiration from several totalitarian systems to talk about our ability to turn into monsters”Cineuropa met with the filmmaker to talk about her debut feature, a nerve racking thriller about the indoctrination of a young girl by the Islamic State 12/02 | /France/Germany/BelgiumSkunk, Julie Keeps Quiet and Holy Rosita win at Belgium's Ensor awardsThe 15th edition of the Flemish film and television awards crowned Koen Mortier’s film and also recognised Leonardo van Dijl and Wannes Destoop’s works 10/02 | Festivals | Awards | BelgiumReview: Forbidden PilgrimageFilmmaker Ellen Vermeulen follows in the footsteps of Marie-Louise Chapelle, the first French woman to pave a way through the Himalayas 04/02 | Films | Reviews | Belgium/NetherlandsReview: MerckxDelivering a documentary composed of archive footage, Christophe Hermans and Boris Tilquin not only paint the portrait of an extraordinary man, but also of a sport and a world undergoing great change 03/02 | IFFR 2025 | LimelightReview: Soft LeavesThe debut feature from young Belgian-Japanese filmmaker Miwako van Weyenberg is a fluid and delicate coming-of-age story 01/02 | IFFR 2025 | Big Screen CompetitionReview: Vitrival – The Most Beautiful Village in the WorldNoëlle Bastin and Baptiste Bogaert present a naturalistic portrait of a small Walloon village, with an often disarming sense of humour 31/01 | IFFR 2025 | Tiger CompetitionReview: Jahia’s SummerOlivier Meys paints the portrait of one adolescent’s suspended summer spent in a centre for asylum seekers 29/01 | Göteborg 2025Review: On the EdgeGuérin van de Vorst and Sophie Muselle paint the sensitive and dynamic portrait of a young nursing intern who discovers the difficult reality of a psychiatry service 24/01 | Films | Reviews | BelgiumReview: Hold on to HerRobin Vanbesien delivers an empathic, poetic and political essay film honouring the memory of Mawda, a child killed by police gunfire 23/01 | Films | Reviews | Belgium page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 148 149 150 next