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18 articles available in total starting from 17/09/2020. Last article published on 19/05/2026.

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Review: Omen

Review: Omen

CANNES 2023: Baloji delivers a dizzying and visually intoxicating first feature film about the intertwined fates of four banished souls in an ultra-modern African world  

23/05/2023 | Cannes 2023 | Un Certain Regard

Marc-Henri Wajnberg • Director of I am Chance

Interview: Marc-Henri Wajnberg • Director of I am Chance

“I wanted these street girls to become the subjects of their own story again”

Cineuropa met with the Belgian filmmaker who once again dives into the heart of Kinshasa for a documentary alongside the street children who populate the city  

11/05/2022 | /Belgium/Democratic Republic of the Congo/France

Review: I am Chance

Review: I am Chance

Marc-Henri Wajnberg returns to the heart of the Kinshasa labyrinth, alongside a group of street girls who are as surprising as they are moving  

10/05/2022 | Films | Reviews | Belgium/Democratic Republic of the Congo/France

Baloji is shooting Omen

Baloji is shooting Omen

The musician, author, actor and director has just kicked off filming on his debut feature film, starring Marc Zinga and Lucie Debay  

26/04/2022 | Production | Funding | Belgium/Netherlands/Democratic Republic of the Congo/Germany/South Africa

Review: We, Students!

Review: We, Students!

BERLINALE 2022: Rafiki Fariala's first feature is a warm and insightful documentary about friendship and the situation of students at the University of Bangui in the Central African Republic  

12/02/2022 | Berlinale 2022 | Panorama

Renzo Martens • Director of White Cube

Interview: Renzo Martens • Director of White Cube

“My goal was not to paint another portrait of how things can not work, but how, despite everything, they possibly can”

We talked to Dutch artist and director Renzo Martens about his film White Cube, which premiered at IDFA  

01/12/2020 | IDFA 2020

Review: White Cube

Review: White Cube

Renzo Martens’ much-anticipated sequel to Enjoy Poverty explores what the art world can give back to former Congolese plantation workers  

26/11/2020 | IDFA 2020

Review: Downstream to Kinshasa

Review: Downstream to Kinshasa

Dieudo Hamadi follows skilfully and respectfully in the footsteps of a group of survivors devastated by war and demanding reparations, in a documentary awarded the Cannes 2020 Official Selection Label  

17/09/2020 | Toronto 2020 | Special Events

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