Johan Leysen
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Johan Leysen at IFFR
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A Lapse of Memory
Fiona Tan | 26' | Netherlands | World premiere
In a layered story about an old man in the deserted palace in Brighton, reality and fiction get mixed up. -
The Crossing
Nora Hoppe | 91' | Denmark | -
Bâbak, a refugee from Afghanistan, has lived in Brussels for twenty years. The meeting with another foreigner in the kitchen of his tumbledown lodging -
Een ander zijn geluk
Fien Troch | 98' | Belgium | -
Oppressive psychological drama, sublimely acted and photographed, not lacking in black humour, around the unfortunate death of a child in een village -
West Point
Laurence Rebouillon | 57' | France | World premiere
Elegant, layered narrative essay shot in Super-8 and 16mm in which loss, love and melancholy pass us by. Brother and sister remember their childhood a -
Élève libre
Joachim Lafosse | 105' | Belgium | None
A teenager ends up in shady territory in a relationship with a private teacher. This teacher steers him towards extreme sexual candour. Lafosse, who s -
Schussangst
Dito Tsintsadze | 102' | Germany | -
Poetic thriller about a young pacifist who takes defending his girl too seriously or the magic of a Georgian film maker in Germany. -
Malgré la nuit
Philippe Grandrieux | 156' | Canada | International premiere
The term is used too often, but the stylish Malgré la nuit really is a Lynchian film, about loss and jealousy. Lenz returns to Paris… -
De grot
Martin Koolhoven | 90' | Netherlands | -
Psychological thriller. Geography teacher smuggles a case of heroin for a friend. Based on a novel by Tim Krabbé. -
Rihla
Gerbrand Burger | 11' | Netherlands | European premiere
Through the story of a man travelling from East to West, Rihla presents a kaleidoscopic vision of the West. -
Rooksporen
Frans van de Staak | 105' | Netherlands | -
The central character in Rooksporen is a woman who finds herself facing an interrogator. Around these interrogation scenes are scenes in which 26 witnesses (from…