Jeroen Van der Stock
Jeroen VAN DER STOCK (1979, Belgium) graduated in 2002 from the Luca School of Arts in Brussels. He made his debut feature documentary film Wild Beast in 2008, which was selected for various international film festivals and broadcast on VRT Canvas. Van der Stock moved from China to Japan in 2009 to work on his second documentary feature Silent Visitors (2012), which won him the Award for Best Film at the L’iselp Festival of Films on Art in Brussels. His documentary Dream Box (2017) was nominated for Best Short Documentary in Madrid. The short documentary Night Horse had its world premiere at IFFR 2019 and received a special mention at Istanbul Experimental.
Filmography
(all doc) Wild Beast (2008), Silent Visitors (2012), Dream Box (2017, short), Night Horse (2019, short), Stone (2020, short)
More info: Jeroen van der Stock
Jeroen Van der Stock at IFFR
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Night Horse
A few trucks hit a road that eventually leads to a hallucinogenic crossroads and a stable with a psychedelic horse.
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Regained
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Dream Box
In a mysterious Japanese woodland, there’s a building cats and dogs are taken to. Where do they come from and do they also have to go back? What
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Bright Future Mid-length
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Stone
This monument to Sharon Stone is entirely based on 15 chemically treated film stills. An abstract remake of the remake of the thriller Les diaboliques.
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Wait and See
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