interviews

Filmed over the course of two weeks « like doing a movie among friends”, the film Climax is faithful to the

As Duelles by Olivier Masset-Depasse is presented for is Wold Premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in the Special Presentations category, Hichame

  When director Jaco Van Dormael gives 18-year-old Christophe Beaucarne the oral exam prior to his graduating from the INSAS

Since Beirut by Brad Anderson is been released on Netflix Belgium this week-end we took the liberty to ask some

  In Liège, a small French-speaking town in Belgium and the self-proclaimed “waffle capital of the world,” a child was

As the film Weldi by Mohamed Ben Attia was selected at the Quinzaine des réalisateurs at Cannes this year we

In the 1960s, the combined peculiarities of the Belgian and American administrations deprived Yves Cape of any kind of citizenship

For the release of Red Sparrow we took the opportunity to chat with Jo Willems ASC, SBC about his work.

On the top floor of a modest apartment building near the Brussels South Station lives a young independant, free, dynamic, and inviting woman. The light fuses from everywhere, from the North to the South, in every room, and it lights up the eyes of this creator of  images ; the orchestra’s first violin as it were. For Virginie this is a place of passage because this young woman is a nomad, always ready for far away departures.

The Insult by Ziad Doueiri was selected as the Lebanese entry for Best Foreign Language Film and is nominated for

On the occasion of the nomination of La Prière by Cédric Kahn, at the 68th Berlin International Film Festival, we asked Yves

A guy from Liege, approaching his fifties, who became one of the several belgian DOP’s and camera operators known in

  Dutch cinematographer Frank van den Eeden (May 14, 1971), resident of Antwerp is best known for his work with