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On Generation and Corruption
Borrowing its title from a treatise by Aristotle, Makino Takashi’s latest film is an abstract work that finds its drive in the clash between light…Published on: -
Le serpent aux mille coupures
Wine and drugs, solidarity and xenophobia, neighbours of various origins, chosen outsiders and some very messy political circumstances are tPublished on: -
Children Are Not Afraid of Death, Children Are Afraid of Ghosts
Personal, impressive emotional documentary in which the director investigates a group suicide by children in a poor village in the mountains of GuizhoPublished on: -
The Edges of Dagenham
A man is stranded in the London borough of Dagenham, seemingly unable to move. He finds some unexplained items. (Circuit)Published on: -
Generatie B
With Belgium in economic turmoil, youths are the first to be hit, forced to live in squatter areas and literally beg for jobs. The homeless…Published on: -
Ugly
Following an accident, Hanna from Austria, who is in a relationship with Jura from Kiev, ends up in hospital in Ukraine with a fractured skull.…Published on: -
HAMSTERs
After the terrorist attack at the Jewish Museum in 2014, people in Brussels are plagued with a very peculiar disease — they can’t help danPublished on: -
What the Heart Wants
Set deep within an imagined future, HYPER, a new system that has achieved the ultimate goal of becoming human, introduces us to her dizzying world.Published on: -
Identification
A story of the city in sixteen acts, recurring scenes with variations, of loss and humour. A look at the colour that is not a…Published on: -
The Remnant
In 1659 Jan van Riebeeck, Dutch Commander of the Cape in South Africa, planted a hedge of indigenous wild almond trees. Its remnants still exist.Published on: