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1293 articles available in total starting from 11/09/2002. Last article published on 05/02/2026.

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Julie Nederkoorn • Project Coordinator and International Support of Movies that Matter Festival

Interview: Julie Nederkoorn • Project Coordinator and International Support of Movies that Matter Festival

“The core of our organization, and the Movies That Matter Festival that belongs to it, is supporting festivals and movies around human rights issues”

Julie Nederkoorn explains the programming of Movies that Matter and how they also support human rights film festivals outside of Europe.  

26/03/2024 | Euro Film Fest

Review: I Am the River, the River Is Me

Review: I Am the River, the River Is Me

Petr Lom’s newest documentary examines the indigenous importance of New Zealand’s Whanganui River, the first river worldwide to be granted legal personhood  

26/03/2024 | Movies That Matter 2024

Kateryna Gornostai • Director of Timestamp

Interview: Kateryna Gornostai • Director of Timestamp

“The main instrument of our work is observation”

The Ukrainian helmer breaks down the current status of her feature-length project, which won the prestigious Eurimages New Lab Award for Outreach at CPH:DOX  

25/03/2024 | CPH:DOX 2024 | CPH:DOX Industry

Review: Glass, My Unfulfilled Life

Review: Glass, My Unfulfilled Life

The Netherlands’ Rogier Kappers directs a witty self-portrait documentary which sees the director following his life’s dream, between highs and lows, of becoming a famous glass player  

19/03/2024 | Bergamo 2024/Thessaloniki Documentary 2024

Review: Skunk

Review: Skunk

In his fourth feature film based on real events, Koen Mortier paints an uncompromising and incredibly disturbing portrait of a young man torn apart by abuse  

12/03/2024 | Films | Reviews | Belgium/Netherlands

The Eye Filmmuseum presents Cosmic Realism

The Eye Filmmuseum presents Cosmic Realism

The inaugural retrospective exhibition on acclaimed directorial duo Véréna Paravel and Lucien Castaing-Taylor will run until 20 May, and features a series of parallel events and screenings  

29/02/2024 | Sponsored

Noée Abita stars in Vanja d’Alcantara’s Cap Farewell

Noée Abita stars in Vanja d’Alcantara’s Cap Farewell

The Belgian filmmaker is kicking off filming this week on her third feature film, toplined by the young French actress  

26/02/2024 | Production | Funding | Belgium/Canada/Netherlands

Review: Fox and Hare Save the Forest

Review: Fox and Hare Save the Forest

BERLINALE 2024: Mascha Halberstad’s animated characters really do need to save the forest – but before that, they have to deal with massive egos and tiny underwear  

26/02/2024 | Berlinale 2024 | Generation

Review: The Nights Still Smell of Gunpowder

Review: The Nights Still Smell of Gunpowder

BERLINALE 2024: Inadelso Cossa’s documentary-fiction hybrid is a sensory immersion into the memories, silences and traumas left by the civil war in Mozambique  

21/02/2024 | Berlinale 2024 | Forum

Anthony Schatteman • Director of Young Hearts

Interview: Anthony Schatteman • Director of Young Hearts

"It wasn’t so much a children’s film I wanted to make as a family film, like the ones I grew up with"

BERLINALE 2024: We met with the young Flemish filmmaker, who’s presenting his debut feature film, a sensitive coming-of-age tale about a boy who discovers love  

18/02/2024 | Berlinale 2024 | Generation

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