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3529 articles available in total starting from 10/06/2002. Last article published on 18/09/2026.

Review: Afterlives

Review: Afterlives

The debut feature by critic and academic Kevin B Lee explores his innovative and wide-ranging studies of ISIS propaganda videos  

22/10/2025 | Doclisboa 2025

The Voice of Hind Rajab crowned as the winner of the 52nd Film Fest Gent

The Voice of Hind Rajab crowned as the winner of the 52nd Film Fest Gent

Other big winners on awards night besides Kaouther Ben Hania’s film included Sophy Romvari’s Blue Heron and Barrio Triste by Stillz  

20/10/2025 | Ghent 2025 | Awards

The Francophone Co-production Meetings unveil 25 projects

The Francophone Co-production Meetings unveil 25 projects

Organised by Film Fund Luxembourg, the 21st edition of the event will take place in Luxembourg from 28-31 October  

17/10/2025 | Industry | Market | Luxembourg

Mélissa Drigeard • Director of Unsubmissives

Interview: Mélissa Drigeard • Director of Unsubmissives

"I needed actresses where you’d have no problem thinking: oh yeah, she could definitely rob a bank!"

The French filmmaker chatted to us about her latest feature, inspired by a true story and buoyed by impeccable quintet of actresses  

17/10/2025 | Namur 2025

Ann Sirot and Raphaël Balboni shooting Diane In the Loop

Ann Sirot and Raphaël Balboni shooting Diane In the Loop

The Brussels duo are working hard on their third feature, toplined by young actress Ninon Borséi and produced by Les Films du Fleuve  

16/10/2025 | Production | Funding | Belgium/France

Review: Unsubmissives

Review: Unsubmissives

French director Melissa Drigeard presents her fourth feature film, inspired by an attention-grabbing criminal case which made headlines in France in the ‘90s  

16/10/2025 | Namur 2025

Review: Dog 51

Review: Dog 51

Cédric Jimenez’s meaty and frenetic adaptation of Laurent Gaudé's dystopian novel is a convincing action film whose pace sadly suffocates any nuance  

14/10/2025 | Films | Reviews | France/Belgium

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  

14/10/2025 | Namur 2025

Bérangère McNeese • Director of The Girls From Above

Interview: Bérangère McNeese • Director of The Girls From Above

"I wanted to explore the limits of a group, how it can sometimes provide a home but one whose doors are locked and bolted"

The Belgian actress chatted with us about her first feature-length directorial effort which follows a young woman who finds refuge with a gang of girls  

13/10/2025 | 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  

10/10/2025 | Namur 2025

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