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Wednesday 20 OctoberRoom 19:00VO st FR/ENTwo years after Synonyms, the Israeli director returns to the screen with Ahed’s Knee. Nadav Lapid is not afraid to depict a dirigiste country and an Israeli society governed by fear, under the influence of political censorship, art and ideas. A modern western as musical as it is radical, whose protagonist, a filmmaker in the midst of a personal crisis, will have to fight in the middle of a society in the midst of a collective crisis.Read more [Ahed’s Knee in the presence of Nadav Lapid]- From 22 October to 30 October 2021The eclectic 9th edition of the Korean Film Festival 2021 will combine fiction, documentaries and thrillers, shorts and features, and several categories. Korean Film Today for the most recent films, Animazing Animation for animated films, and My Hidden Gems for "unclassifiable" gems, a section created to mark the 120th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Belgium and Korea.Read more [9th Korean Film Festival Belgium]
- From 27 October to 6 November 2021The international film festival for young audiences Filem’On is holding its 15th edition this year from October 27 until November 6, 2021. During 10 days, we’ll be showing unique films to schools, families and associations in various theaters and cultural houses of Brussels.Read more [Filem’On 2021]
- From 11 November to 19 November 2021The Pink Screens festival aims to be a platform for the expression and discovery of those who like to disrupt normative representations and question binarities and boundaries, who denounce established boxes and who make alternative and/or minority genders and sexualities visible.Read more [Pink screens 2021]
- A beautifully told and visually striking tale of friendship, love and courage. The fascinating narrative strikes the right balance between galvanising and touching moments and lighter, more humorous passages. In this way, The Wolf People appeals to both children and adults, and does so incredibly well.Read more [WolfWalkers]
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Saturday 23 OctoberRoom 2 11:00VO st FR/NLDirector Mahnaz Mohammadi launches an attack on the most stifling patriarchal Iranian system by adopting the point of view of a widowed mother living in a terrible dilemma. A first fiction as intense as it is courageous.Read more [Son Mother]
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Wednesday 20 OctoberRoom 2 17:15VOF st NLRoom 2 21:30VOF st NLSaturday 23 OctoberRoom 2 14:00VOF st NLSunday 24 OctoberRoom 1 18:00VOF st NLMonday 25 OctoberRoom 1 17:00VOF st NLRoom 2 21:30VOF st NLTuesday 26 OctoberRoom 1 15:30VOF st NLRoom 1 17:15VOF st NL
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Wednesday 20 OctoberRoom 2 14:45VO st FR/NLThursday 21 OctoberRoom 1 15:15VO st FR/NLFriday 22 OctoberRoom 1 15:15VO st FR/NLSaturday 23 OctoberRoom 1 15:30VO st FR/NLSunday 24 OctoberRoom 2 13:00VO st FR/NLMonday 25 OctoberRoom 1 14:30VO st FR/NLSpecial Jury Prize in Venic. Andrei Konchalovsky (co-writer of Andrei Tarkovsky's Rublev and Yvan's Child) tells the story of a violent political disillusionment in a provincial town in the south of the USSR in 1962 in sublime black and white.Read more [Dear Comrades]Tickets
Wednesday 20 OctoberRoom 2 19:00VO st FR/ENThursday 21 OctoberRoom 1 13:00VO st FR/ENFriday 22 OctoberRoom 1 13:00VO st FR/ENWith French and English subtitles from Monday 27 September. Two years after Synonyms, the Israeli director returns to the screen with Ahed's Knee. Nadav Lapid is not afraid to depict a dirigiste country and an Israeli society governed by fear, under the influence of political censorship, art and ideas. A modern western as musical as it is radical, whose protagonist, a filmmaker in the midst of a personal crisis, will have to fight in the middle of a society in the midst of a collective crisis.Read more [Ahed’s Knee]
"Like Iranian master Asghar Farhadi (“A Separation”), Roustaee blends the best of Eastern and Western cinematic traditions. The result — a stunning Iranian-style riff on “The French Connection” — is a run-and-gun, Hollywood-caliber cop movie grounded by a clear-eyed assessment of how Tehran’s system works, and all the ways in which it doesn’t." VarietyRead more [La loi de Téhéran]
