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- Music video for Calvin Harris' "Hard to Love", featuring Jessie Reyez
- A man wakes up in a closed basement and remembers nothing.
- The video is based on the song "I am not racist, but..." and was made in Brussels with the participation of children from the "Centre Communautaire Maritime (CCM)" of Molenbeek-Saint-Jean. Some scenes were filmed at the CCM, while others were filmed outdoors in the Molenbeek-Saint-Jean neighborhood and in the city of Brussels. In the video, two characters confront each other in different situations: in a pub, in a car in a car park, during a walk in the city. The main character gives voice with strength and cynicism to prejudice, clichés, stereotypes, trying to convince the other who instead opposes them. The irony of the text is amplified by the caricatural behavior of the main character and the reactions of the interlocutor. The games, laughter, expressions and spontaneous attitudes of children underline the absurdity of prejudice and clichés in a world that is constantly evolving. Halfway through the video the main character is filmed in the privacy of his home, in the kitchen, while preparing a dish using the tajine and wearing the djellaba. These and other elements present in the scene reflect the incoherence of the protagonist, divided between prejudice and attraction towards other cultures. And so the video develops and enhances the message of the song, that is, that we are all made of the same substance and what differentiates us, our culture, life experiences, must be considered an added value, a richness and not a divisive element . The ballets of the children and the two characters invite you to get involved and compare yourself to improve yourself and learn to live with others, in a world that will be increasingly multicultural and multi-ethnic.
- Musical TV show featuring Belgian folk band "Barnill Brothers"
- In 2016, for the first time, Art Brussels - the contemporary art fair - takes place at Tour&Taxis. The movie is a documentary essay about the recent memory of Tour&Taxis site, a large wasteland in the center of Brussels, abandonned for near 30 years. It was the territory of individuals and tribes living the end of a golden age before its reallocation in an organised urban zone.
- Courtesy helps for a successful rendezvous.
- "Words do not express thoughts very well. They always become a little different immediately after they are expressed, a little distorted, a little foolish." -
- A road movie investigating the cultural impact the United States has had over Europe in the past 6 decades. After World War II, the US implemented the Marshall Plan, a complex massive economical aid to Europe that has changed the European way of life. Meeting key figures of our society like Wim Wenders, Philippe Labro, Etienne Davignon, Michaël Naumann or Daniel Cohn-Bendidt, the film will focus on how much the European perspective has been shaped by the US.
- Marry Me is an ode to self-love. I make a promise to myself. To have and to hold. For better and for worse. In sickness and in health. To love and to cherish, because the most beautiful love story is mine. We follow the story of a young woman in Brussels.
- A man is put in a cell in which there is a monolith surmounted by a red button. The prisoner looks at it continuously. What is the use of this button? Is it dangerous to push it? Or, on the contrary, is it the way to freedom?
- The film tells the story of four gay Estonians in their preparation of the Baltic Pride of next year. They are in doubt as to which approach would be most suited.
- Traffic of pedestrians, a cyclist and a cart on the square.
- Jean-Luc never heard about Matagalpa and seems to be the only one... So when he discover their existence, he'll try to save them all.
- In a small downtown area, three young folks (Musti, Rito and Bess) find a big amount of money in the gutter. When they eventually decide to return it to its owner, they will come across the most peculiar situation. There will be no mercy.
- A documentary about the cities Bruges and Brussels.
- Deep in the woods at dusk, the animals gather in the wild boar's pub to listen to the stories of the Mouse.
- Otto is in Brussels to intern as a video editor at his uncle's video production company, SuperVision. But even before he can get over his jetlag, his ambitions have already catapulted him into a much larger and fantastic career plan.
- A grandfather has a last moment with his grandson.
- CONGO (DRC). Fraudulent elections gave president Kabila another 5 year in power. But Women are still killed and raped. Kids are still slaving in the mines to provide "Coltan" for multinationals to develop Computers, Ipad, Ipod, iPhones, DVDs. Can 2016 be Congo's New Dawn?
- 'A Certain Type of Freedom' is a meditative essay on cities, youth and media - on how we connect with public space and with each other. Featuring original research and still photos from 20 cities, this film highlights the challenges facing urban youth and encourages us to rethink our relationship with technology.
- Late in the night, Pietro, a projectionist in a Brussels movie house, invites Sophie to visit his projection booth. But he has an idea at the back of his mind. When Sophie understands what he actually wants, making love with her in the place where he works, she is not totally opposed but she has a problem, she has only one breast, the other one being a prosthesis...
- Life could be so sweet for Gus Vermeulen and Achille Mironval. They are partners in a cheese trade and business is good. So what they plan to do is to marry their two children so as to perpetuate this blissful situation. However two annoying facts cast a shadow over their happiness. Jean-Pierre Mironval, Achille's son, won't hear of anything connected with cheese and would rather be a jazz band leader and Gus, with his passion for spiritism, sows the seeds of discord between the two men. But all is well that ends well.