Belgium / Netherlands (The article continues below - Commercial information) 211 articles available in total starting from 17/06/2005. Last article published on 11/02/2026. page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 20 21 22 next The new Benelux Co-Development Grant to boost Belgian, Dutch and Luxembourg cinemaProducers of fiction and animated films will be able to apply for a dedicated €50,000 subsidy per project 11/02 | Industry | Market | Belgium/Netherlands/LuxembourgReview: A Messy Tribute to Motherly LoveWhen stress kills and parenthood requires physical sacrifice, Dan Geesin turns common figures of speech into a disquieting body-horror parable and an offbeat psychological drama 09/02 | IFFR 2026 | Tiger CompetitionReview: Between BrothersTom Fassaert continues mining his painful family history with this dual portrait of his father and paternal uncle, one a psychologist, the other a long-term psychiatric patient 04/02 | IFFR 2026 | LimelightNew8 – The Next Chapter: Public broadcasters double down on trust-based European drama alliancesAt TV Drama Vision, representatives from the New8 alliance outlined how deeper collaboration, shared editorial criteria and intensified coordination aim to strengthen European public service drama 29/01 | Göteborg 2026 | Göteborg IndustryEXCLUSIVE: Trailer and poster for Berlinale Generation Kplus film Everyone’s Sorry Nowadays are unveiledBased on the acclaimed novel by Bart Moeyaert, Frederike Migom’s film follows a 13-year-old spirited girl struggling to feel seen within her family 16/01 | Berlinale 2026 | GenerationReview: The SoundmanFlemish filmmaker Frank Van Passel returns with a love story hovering between fairy tale and historical movie 16/12/2025 | Films | Reviews | Belgium/NetherlandsFrank Van Passel’s The Soundman heads to Palm SpringsThe Belgian director returns with a lyrical period romance set in the golden age of radio, led by rising talents Jef Hellemans and Femke Vanhove 04/12/2025 | Production | Funding | Belgium/NetherlandsInterview: 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 25/11/2025 | Black Nights 2025 | First Feature CompetitionReview: Sunday NinthKat Steppe’s debut is a moving philosophical reflection on memory and reconciliation, buoyed by an excellent leading duo 24/11/2025 | Black Nights 2025 | First Feature CompetitionInterview: 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 20/11/2025 | Lecce 2025 page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 20 21 22 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)