Alex STOCKMAN (1962, Belgium) worked as a rock and film critic for the Flemish magazine Humo. He has produced reports for BRT TV and directed several short films. With his feature debut I Know I'll See Your Face Again (2000) he participated in the Tiger Awards competition. Together with Kaat Camerlynck, he founded the production company Corridor. Pulsar is his second feature film.

Alex Stockman

Absurd and sound short about a young man who just keeps on running.

IFFR 1998

In de vlucht, 

main programme short

In de vlucht

Like a werewolf back to front, Michel throws off his handicap at full moon.

IFFR 2007

Eva reste au placard les nuits de pleine lune, 

Short: As Long As It Takes

Eva reste au placard les nuits de pleine lune

Girlfriend temporarily in New York and himself, all alone, at home in Brussels with every possible means of communication: how fragile modern love can be becomes apparent when Sam’s computer is hacked. Plenty of modern romance and paranoia in this atmospheric second film by Stockman (Verboden te zuchten/I Know I'll See Your Face Again).

IFFR 2011

Pulsar, 

RotT

Pulsar

Joris decides to leave Brussels when his first love ends, but he remains in the grip of the city for days. A solitary journey through the city that offers solace and oppresses.

IFFR 2025
30 Jan – 9 Feb 2025

Alex Stockman

Filmography

Alex Stockman at IFFR

In de vlucht

Verboden te zuchten

Eva reste au placard les nuits de pleine lune

Pulsar