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3535 articles available in total starting from 10/06/2002. Last article published on 01/10/2026.

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Burundi-set short heads to Hollywood

While expectations were high that Olivier Masset-Depasse’s Illegal (European Parliament LUX Prize 2010 competition) would make it onto the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar shortlist, there is good...  

28/01/2011 | Oscars 2011 | Belgium

From Bagdad to Kinshasa: Belgian films in Berlin

The Berlin selection once again highlights the eclecticism of Belgian audiovisual production. Recently presented at Sundance, Lee Tamahori’s The Devil’s Double is by far the Belgian project with...  

28/01/2011 | Berlinale 2011 | Belgium

Strong Belgian presence at Rotterdam

The 40th Rotterdam International Film Festival opened yesterday, and Belgium is well-represented in the line-up. For this special edition, the IFFR has chosen to put the spotlight on 20 young...  

27/01/2011 | Festivals | Belgium

Magritte Awards shine spotlight on Belgian Francophone cinema

Beyond the controversy, the Magritte Awards above all shine a much-needed spotlight on Belgian Francophone film production of recent months. Behind the powerhouses and almost-sacred hits like The...  

14/01/2011 | Awards | Belgium

Magritte nominations announced amid controversy

Nominations for the Magritte Film Awards, the first Belgian Francophone film awards, were announced against a backdrop of controversy. In an interview, French-speaking Belgian actress Cécile de...  

14/01/2011 | Awards | Belgium

Akerman shoots Almayer’s Folly

The final leg of shooting is underway in Cambodia on Chantal Akerman’s French/Belgian co-production Almayer’s Folly, adapted from the Joseph Conrad novel. It is the director’s first narrative...  

14/12/2010 | Production | France/Belgium

Be Fest celebrates Flemish and Walloon films

2010 is drawing to a close and it’s a chance for Belgian cinema to take a last look back in order to celebrate a past year rich in film productions. Since 2005, this is exactly what the organisers...  

10/12/2010 | Festivals | Belgium

Interview: Sam Garbarski • Director

“A very universal, poetic story”

For his third feature, Sam Garbarski has tackled an adaptation of Jiro Taniguchi’s cult manga A Distant Neighbourhood. At the start of the shoot, Cinergie met with the enthusiastic director  

18/11/2010

Interview: Eyal Sivan • Director

Brussels Mediterranean Film Festival 2010

Israeli director Eyal Sivan spoke to Cineuropa about his documentary Jaffa, The Orange's Clockwork, which was shown at the Brussels Mediterranean Film Festival 2010.  

17/11/2010

A Distant Neighbourhood

A 50-year-old man is suddenly transported back to his childhood in post-war France. Based on Jiro Taniguchi’s manga book, Sam Garbarski’s film is a beautiful journey into the past  

16/11/2010 | Films | Reviews

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