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206 articles available in total starting from 17/06/2005. Last article published on 16/12/2025.

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Review: The Soundman

Review: The Soundman

Flemish filmmaker Frank Van Passel returns with a love story hovering between fairy tale and historical movie  

16/12 | Films | Reviews | Belgium/Netherlands

Frank Van Passel’s The Soundman heads to Palm Springs

Frank Van Passel’s The Soundman heads to Palm Springs

The Belgian director returns with a lyrical period romance set in the golden age of radio, led by rising talents Jef Hellemans and Femke Vanhove  

04/12 | Production | Funding | Belgium/Netherlands

Kat Steppe • Director of Sunday Ninth

Interview: Kat Steppe • Director of Sunday Ninth

“I know that when something is real, it has a direct impact”

The Belgian director breaks down how she bridged fiction and reality inside a fully operational care home  

25/11 | Black Nights 2025 | First Feature Competition

Review: Sunday Ninth

Review: Sunday Ninth

Kat Steppe’s debut is a moving philosophical reflection on memory and reconciliation, buoyed by an excellent leading duo  

24/11 | Black Nights 2025 | First Feature Competition

Karin Junger • Director of The Pupil

Interview: Karin Junger • Director of The Pupil

“A child has conflicting feelings; he also feels loyalty towards the perpetrator”

The Belgian director talks to us about her new film, which deals with the sensitive topic of child sexual abuse, placing it in the context of a football club  

20/11 | Lecce 2025

Review: The Pupil

Review: The Pupil

Playing close attention to nuance, Karin Junger’s third feature film carefully conveys the complex emotional and social repercussions of child sexual abuse  

20/11 | Lecce 2025

Aboozar Amini • Director of Kabul, Between Prayers

Interview: Aboozar Amini • Director of Kabul, Between Prayers

“What struck me most on this return to Kabul was exhaustion — people are tired, not just physically, but historically”

The filmmaker, who left Afghanistan in 2001, breaks down how he made the second part of his documentary trilogy about Kabul  

30/10 | Astra 2025

Vanja d’Alcantara • Director of Cap Farewell

Interview: Vanja d’Alcantara • Director of Cap Farewell

"I almost feel a responsibility to make optimistic films"

The Belgian director chatted with us about her third feature film, a family-focused drama about the emancipatory trajectory of a young woman who needs to start over from zero  

14/10 | Namur 2025

Review: Cap Farewell

Review: Cap Farewell

Belgian filmmaker Vanja d’Alcantara delivers a family drama borrowing from film noir and unfolding against a backdrop of female emancipation  

10/10 | Namur 2025

Review: Skiff

Review: Skiff

Cecilia Verheyden delivers a tender and resonant coming-of-age tale, culminating in a final act that lingers thanks to its brutal honesty  

03/10 | Arras 2025

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