Koen Van Sande
Out of the Blue, Into the Black
Alidor Dofling
Pathetique
Yahya Terryn
Waithood
Louisiana Mees
Jasper Vrancken
Silent Campine
Steffen Geypens
Miwako Van Weyenberg
Raphaël Crombez
Jacinta Agten
Flo Van Deuren
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Published on Monday 1 July 2019
Join us in Cannes!
Flanders Image will be in Cannes again, where you can find us at our usual place (Rivièra A2) at the Marché du Film.
Here's a link to our calendar. It allows you to check availabilities, and to immediately schedule a meeting. In the meantime you can check our line-up for the 2019 Marché du Film.
Published on Monday 13 May 2019
Two from Flanders selected for Directors Fortnight
Emma De Swaef and Marc James Roels' mid-length stop-motion animation film This Magnificent Cake! and Juanita Onzaga's short documentary Our Song to War have been selected for the Directors Fortnight in Cannes (9-19 May).
The last film from Flanders to be selected for the Directors Fortnight was Gust Van den Berghe's Blue Bird in 2011. The 50th edition will take place from 9-19 May, parallel to the main Competition.
Published on Tuesday 17 April 2018
Cinequest presents six from Flanders
Five film productions and a VR project from Flanders have been selected for the Cinequest Film & VR Festival in San Jose, California (27 Feb –11 March).
Jan Matthys' Many Heavens has been selected for Cinequest's main line-up, the Dramatic Feature Competition, while Hilde Van Mieghem's Speechless and Nathalie Basteyns' and Kaat Beels' Facades will be competing for the Global Vision Award.
Published on Friday 26 January 2018
Flanders well represented at Rotterdam
A number of Flemish features, shorts, documentaries and TV series have been selected for this year's International Film Festival Rotterdam (24 Jan-4 Feb).
Three features from Flanders have been selected for the Bright Futures section for emerging talent with original subject matter and an individual style. They are Ruben Desiere's debut feature The Flower Shop; Christina Vandekerckhove's documentary Rabot; and Kristof Hoornaert's recently released debut feature Resurrection.
Home grabs six at Ensors Gala
Fien Troch's Home was a clear winner at the eighth Gala of the Ensors, the local Academy Award equivalent. The film won Ensors for Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress and Best Editing.
Other awards went to Le Ciel Flamand, King of the Belgians, Past Imperfect, My First Highway, Storm, Souvenir, The Prime Minister, Speechless, Shadow World, On attend, Kastaars, Ghost Rockers: For Ever, A Wedding and Brimstone.
Published on Tuesday 19 September 2017
Gilles Coulier's Cargo in Competition at the London Film Festival
Gilles Coulier's debut feature Cargo has been selected for the First Features Competition at the London Film Festival (4–15 October). Two further features and three shorts from Flanders have also been invited.
Cargo tells the raw story of how an Ostend fishing family is brought to the edge of destruction by a series of dramatic events. The lead roles are played by Sam Louwyck, Wim Willaert and Sebastien Dewaele. In London, Cargo is competing for the Sutherland Trophy, the main prize in the First Features Competition.
Published on Thursday 31 August 2017
Erwin Provoost named next CEO of Flanders Audiovisual Fund (VAF)
Erwin Provoost is to become the next CEO of the Flanders Audiovisual Fund (VAF), it was announced by the organisation's Board. Provoost will succeed Pierre Drouot, who was appointed CEO in 2005.
In the early 1980s he created his own company, Multimedia (later MMG), which shook up the dormant Flemish film scene with movies such as Brussels by Night (1983), Istanbul (1985) and Crazy Love (1987). Besides winning artistic acclaim, Provoost was also responsible for some of the highest grossing domestic hits in Belgium.
Published on Tuesday 4 July 2017
International take-off for Cloudboy at TIFF Kids
Cloudboy, Meikeminne Clinckspoor's feature debut, is to receive its international première at this year's TIFF Kids (7-23 April). The programme also contains Emiel Sandtke's short Flying Rats, as well as two co-productions: The Day My Father Became a Bush and the animated feature Richard the Stork.
In Cloudboy, 12-year-old city boy Niilas has to travel - much against his will - to Lapland where his mother and her new family live amongst the Sami, an indigenous reindeer-herding people. A Belgian-Swedish-Norwegian-Dutch co-production, Cloudboy won last year's Work-in-Progress Award at the inaugural edition of NeXT in Ghent.
Published on Monday 6 March 2017
Colombian-Belgian documentary short selected for Berlinale
Juanita Onzaga's documentary short The Jungle Knows You Better Than You Do has been selected for the Generation 14plus Competition at the Berlin International Film Festival (9-19 February). The animated feature Richard the Stork, which was co-produced with Flanders, also premiers in the Generation section.
Juanita Onzaga's film, a cross between documentary and fiction, is set in Colombia, a country portrayed as a land of ghosts. The filmmaker follows her brother Pablo deep into the jungle in search of the spirit of their dead father. There, they uncover truths and attract unexpected company.
Published on Tuesday 17 January 2017
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