Jan Hoet - Thank God for the Gift tells the story of one of the most striking figures from recent Belgium art history. The film shows the remarkable career of the top curator, but even more so the remarkable person he was. A passionate man with an unquenchable thirst for art, radical in his honesty and in his pursuit of total intellectual and emotional freedom.

The documentary, about an Iranian girl in the middle of a custody battle, is set to world premiere in the NEXT:WAVE strand at CPH:DOX festival on March 18. Set in Esfahan, Iran, 'Grand Me' follows Melina, who has lived with her grandparents since her parents’ divorce. She wants to live with her mother, but this is not possible because both her father and new stepfather are against it. 

A feature length documentary about the Belgian photographer Herman Selleslags, an extraordinary photographer who documented an exciting era of musical and social change.

Russian gas giant Gazprom has begun extracting from the gas field under the Yamal peninsula in Russia’s far north. But this is disrupting the ancestral way of life of the Nenets, a nomadic Siberian people who live from reindeer herding. Photography by Christophe Blitz

If you were to design your dream house now that you're at the end of your life, what would it look like? This question from the filmmaker to her father, retired architect Karlhans Pfleiderer, is the starting point of Das Retirée or the last house of my father.

Ten-ten, Cai-cai is a tactile and magical realistic documentary that tells the stories of people from different generations, living in isolated catholic communities on Chiloé, a mysterious island where the threat of the elements and the fight between land and sea is everlasting and where daily life is influenced by a very strong belief in mythical stories, legends and supernatural powers.

Nelly and Nadine is the unlikely love story between two women falling in love on Christmas Eve, 1944, in the Ravensbrück concentration camp. For many years their relationship was kept a secret.

In four episodes, back in the archives on the appalling "Dutroux affair", which in the mid-1990s aroused the excitement and then the anger of the Belgian people in the face of the dysfunctions of justice.

The testimonies of the survivors of an infamous series of child abductions, rapes and murders by the serial predator Marc Dutroux and his accomplices in Belgium during the 1990s. The documentary is selected for the Outstanding Hot Docs Film festival 2022.

The new documentary of Eva Küpper starring the blind motorcyclist Ben Felten in a spine-tingling adventure trying to break a world blind landspeed record. Salty lakes, shiny bikes, and lots of dust ! Love it, wait until you see it!

Marie and Juliette quit their teaching jobs to open La Petite Ecole in the heart of Brussels where children, without former schooling and often exiled, are welcomed. This film walks us through their efforts and research and thereby forces us to see the schooling system as a possible perpetuator of oppression that affects us all.

For centuries the inhabitants of the Icelandic village Vík í Mýrdal maintained a mystique relationship with the nearby volcano 'Katla'. Today the tide reserved; the volcano is used as a lure for tourists and creates economic prosperity. In the villagers' search for wealth, they gradually become strangers in their own habitat.

A documentary about social isolation and the disappearance of a generation of small independent shops in Flanders. For almost three decades, a ringing bell on the door was the soundtrack to their lives. Only on Sundays it was quiet. Some of them died, but others still stand behind the same shop counters.

An intimate portrait of two young boys growing up together, this documentary explores the world through their eyes. What Makes Us Boys is a story about childhood and, most importantly, brotherhood.

Paloma Sermon Daï tells the story of her brother and mother, an indestructible duo. She tackles the issue of addiction, a terrible and vastly underfunded affliction, through the prism of this love story between a mother and her son.

Annapolis, Giant City is a documentary about the direct relation between architecture & urban design, and the people living in it.

Roadtripping zonder Jack through the belly of the States from Miami to Seattle in an eighties Chevrolet!

Er was eens / Once upon a Time is an impressive six-episode documentary series about the Royal Belgian Institute for Natural Sciences (RBINS) and a sneak peak of the scientists who work there.

It was an honour to create a contemporary photographic painting of Bruegel’s lost season. The installation is exhibited in Bokrijk, and here's an exclusive look behind the scenes.

A beautiful documentary directed by Joost Wynant, Louis Pons and Maarten Fabricio Goffin, about African football players searching for a club in Europe.

A breathless documentary about the struggle of individuals living in the ruins of the asbestos industry.

Ceres is a poetic yet realistic documentary that follows four children as they experience the natural cycle of life on a farm.

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