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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Baba

    Captivating portrait of one of the first Turkish immigrants in the cultural sector, interviewed by his daughter amid a fashion collection.
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  • Feel My Love

    Age brings infirmity. Dementia is on the rise in Europe’s greying population. Observational Flemish documentary touchingly shows how the pre-war gener
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  • Druggebruik

    The early 1970s, Kralingen Pop Festival: marihuana, LSD, speed, opium – anything available was taken. Four young users’ stories.
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  • The Barefoot Emperor

    Politics becomes absurdist theatre in this sequel to festival hit King of the Belgians – understated humour and refreshing satire.
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  • Happily Ever After

    Filmmaker Tatjana Božic grew up in Croatia before the Balkan War. She roamed in different relationships through different countries before settling in
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  • Goud

    A young gymnast’s ultimate dream – gold at the Olympic Games – is jeopardised when he meets with the slightly older physiotherapist Irene.
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  • Ghost Tropic

    During a nocturnal walk through Brussels, Khadija undergoes a series of dreamlike encounters with an eclectic range of night owls.
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  • I’m the Same, I’m an Other

    Atmospheric and sensitive story of a man and a girl fleeing through Europe. The reason for this gradually becomes clear, as they slowly learn to…
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  • After the Tone

    Protagonist is Onno’s answering machine. Onno is not available. Lots of friends and relatives leave a message, but Onno doesn’t ring back. We see what
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  • The Master and His Pupil

    Gripping registration of the masterclass given by famous Russian conductor Valery Gergiev in September 2002 to three novice colleagues.
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