Katrin Büchler (The article continues below - Commercial information) 38 articles available in total starting from 14/03/2023. Last article published on 03/07/2026. page: [1] 2 3 4 next The Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival gears up for a chock-full 44th editionDespite the uncertainties it faced last year, the BIFFF is back at Heysel with a spine-chilling programme and eagerly awaited guests 03/07 | BIFFF 2026Review: BearhuntingSet in Germany in 1834, Peter Meister’s satire sends a group of toxic men off on a bear hunt, where the real prey is the truth – and the participants themselves 02/07 | Munich 2026Series review: RitusThe compelling folk-horror series directed by Jonathan B Behr tells of how, every 18 years, a German town is gripped by fear as strange things start happening 01/07 | Munich 2026Interview: Anna-Sophia Lumpe • President, German Voice Over Artists’ Association (VDS)“I have the feeling that we find ourselves in a situation where we have to explain to people what a human being is”The German voice-over professional discusses the current situation with Netflix and whether it is possible to work with AI-generated voices in an ethical way 30/04 | /GermanyInterview: Romain Daudet-Jahan • Director of Kyma“Kyma is my answer to US movies: it’s about a mysterious being that doesn’t arrive in Manhattan or in Los Angeles, but in my region in France”The French director breaks down his story about three teenagers trying to save a mysterious, sound-based entity from secret agents who intend to weaponise it 30/04 | BIFFF 2026Interview: Jacob Santana • Director of Evil Dress“As an assistant director, I developed an understanding of the emotional atmosphere on set, and that makes me freer in my approach”The filmmaker tells us what he learned from working with other Spanish directors and breaks down his experience of making a movie with child actors 29/04 | BIFFF 2026Never After Dark scoops the Golden Raven at the 44th Brussels International Fantastic Film FestivalThe main award has gone to the unconventional ghost story by Dave Boyle, while You Are the Film won over the audience; Nightborn and Pinocchio: Unstrung also got some love 21/04 | BIFFF 2026 | AwardsReview: Pinocchio: UnstrungDirector Rhys Frake-Waterfield proves the sceptics wrong with this playful, macabre reimagining of Pinocchio set in the Twisted Childhood Universe 17/04 | BIFFF 2026Review: Evil DressIn his second feature, Jacob Santana depicts the increasingly fragile relationship between a mother and daughter, which is thrown further out of kilter by a mysterious force 14/04 | BIFFF 2026Review: KymaRomain Daudet-Jahan's imaginative film takes young audiences on a fantastical quest reminiscent of the popular camaraderie and adventure movies of the 1980s 13/04 | BIFFF 2026 page: [1] 2 3 4 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)