The feature film LOUISE directed by Nicolas Keitel follows the struggles of Marion in her attempt to reconnect with her family and piece together her fragmented identity after fleeing a troubled childhood.

A remote village in Egypt explodes into spiritual warfare when a carpenter, his wife and their son Jesus are targeted by supernatural forces. The film is based on the early years of Jesus Christ as chronicled in the Infancy Gospel of Thomas.

Based on the bestselling novel of the same name by Tommy Wieringa, about the friendship between the wheelchair-bound Fransje Hermans and the adventurous Joe Speedboot, who turns Fransje's life upside down with new dreams and adventures.

Fernando (40) is the king of the mambo: good job, semi-detached in the suburbs, great wife, María, and a mistress, Julia. All is perfect until he gets a call from his mistress: she just killed his wife. I mean, it was an accident: they were arguing and, inadvertently, the car hit her. Three times.

Michel Hazanavicius’s sentimental tale about a baby found in the woods features sweet little cartoon birds and rabbits as well as the real horror of Nazi death camps.

Denis Mukwege, Nobel Peace Prize 2018, is a Congolese doctor who risks his life to heal and become a world leading activist for thousands of women who have been raped and mutilated in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

15-year-old Emma - pregnant after a rape - defies her repressive rural Protestant community to carve a path of self-determination, transforming trauma into a catalyst for emancipation while confronting the moral hypocrisy of the village and the spectre of World War II around her.

The Great Ambition follows the life of the great and popular political leader Enrico Berlinguer, who almost led Italy's Communist Party into power in 1978.

A retired spy suspects his former adversaries have resurfaced when his intriguing neighbor vanishes. Reflection in a Dead Diamond is a 2025 action thriller mystery film directed by Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani.

Illegally arriving in Spain, young Senegalese immigrant Bilal evades the police and finds refuge in an Andalusian manor house. Discovered separately by the capricious lady of the house, Carmina, and the maid, Lupe, Bilal's sanctuary turns into a perilous prison. The unfolding story, "The Party is Over", becomes a gripping tale of secrets, deadly power games and escalating tension, reminiscent of "The Beguiled".

The Child Who Measured the World is a story that speaks of resilience and relationships with childhood, of the passing of time, of Greece torn between modernity and antiquity, of architecture.

Sophie Barthes wrote and directed The Pod Generation. The movie stars Emilia Clarke and Chiwetel Ejiofor as Rachel and Alvy, a married couple in the near future who struggle with how much technology to let into their lives. Specifically, they disagree on the use of detachable, artificial wombs for Rachel’s pregnancy, something that’s all the rage but which comes with significant ethical questions. 

An earthquake hits a small town. There are no casualties, but the whole community is forced to flee their homes. As the adults struggle to find balance in precarious times, Viola, a ten-year-old girl, imagines the earthquake as a friend who forces her to stay outside with the others, discovering the world of adulthood, friendship and a so-far unexplored nature.

On a beacon in a flooded area, nine-year-old Phlox and her three brothers are waiting for the water to subside. During one of their attempts to reach higher ground, things go wrong and the water drives the siblings apart. With the passing of tides, and spring tide approaching, Phlox must find a way to soften the harsh reality. 

Vesper is a science fiction film directed by Kristina Buožytė and Bruno Samper, starring Raffiella Chapman, Eddie Marsan, Rosie McEwen and Richard Brake. Set in a bleak post-apocalyptic Earth, it follows a 13-year old girl named Vesper, skilled in bio-hacking. After the collapse of Earth's ecosystem, Vesper, struggling to survive with her Father, must use her wits, strength, and bio-hacking abilities to fight for the future.

"No Dogs or Italians Allowed" is an animation film directed by Alain Ughetto, a film of testimony, but above all, a film of love. No Dogs or Italians Allowed won the European Animated Feature Film Award 2022, The Annecy Jury Award 2022, and The Annecy Gan Foundation Award. 

 

Houria is a gifted dancer with dreams of joining the Algerian National Ballet. To make ends meet, she works as a cleaning lady during the day and bets in clandestine fights overnight. After winning a final, Houria is assaulted by Ali, who is determined to get his money back.

Megalomaniac is a feature film inspired by Belgium’s real life and terrifying Butcher of Mons. The film from Golden Méliès-winning writer/director Karim Ouelhaj, premiered at Montreal’s Fantasia International Film Festival, examines the tragic events that can turn a man into a monster and victim into executioner.

Annette opened the 74th edition of the Cannes Film Festival and Leos Carax won the award for Best Director! Starring Marion Cottilard, Adam Driver and Simon Helberg in the leading roles. We are proud to have collaborated on this wonderful project!

A response to rising antisemitism, Israeli director Ari Folman's animated film of Anne Frank's diary and life also addresses the struggles of young refugees today.

Online creators Céline and Michiel want to celebrate their 500th video with a music video together with Pat Krimson and Loredana. But something goes wrong when Céline accidentally ends up back in the '90's while testing a new VR-headset.

November 1944, winter is coming. In the Southwest of the Netherlands, tens of thousands of Allied and German soldiers are engaged in The Battle of the Scheldt. In this epic feature, the Wehrmacht versus the resistance, crashing gliders and quite a bit of mud turn into a cinematographic beauty.

Belgian writer, director, and actor Bouli Lanners’ latest is an engrossing drama about one man’s amnesia and the love story that rewrites his past. The feature film won the Grand Prix du Jury at La Roche-sur-Yon International Film Festival, Best Cinematography at Film Fest Oostende, Best Actor and Best Actress at the Chicago International Film Festival! 

Animals, directed by Nabil Ben Yadir, premiered at the Ghent Film Festival and was in competition at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival. Based on the true story of a young gay muslim man who suffered a brutal attack in 2012, a violent chronicle of Belgium's first official homophobic murder.

Two young girls, partners in crime, walk into an uncertain future. Mathilde is 10 years old. She is a young, rough drifter and a connoisseur of 90s pop ballads. She walks along a deserted road with no beginning or end. She is accompanied by Daniëlle, her partner in crime. Both are waiting for tomorrow, a day their dreams might come true.