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The FIFF in Namur comes to an end – a key event for the future of French cinema

10 October 2018 Admin BE

The 33rd Namur International Francophone Film Festival closed on Friday, October 5 after a week of multinational Francophone cinematic experiences.

Art Belgium city Cult'Art Literature Opinion Refugees

Brussels Writers Series V – A City of Zinnekes

7 October 20188 October 2018 Sarah Reader Harris

In the rue des Chartreux I bump into a statue of a dog lifting its leg on a lamppost. It’s

Cult'Art Flagey Philosophy Wellbeing

Time well spent and reflections on life and death – A conversation with A.C. Grayling

4 October 20185 October 2018 Mauricio Ruiz

Moments of Being is the title of a collection of essays by Virginia Woolf published posthumously in 1972. In one

Belgium Cult'Art In focus Literature Terrorism

Understanding the roots of religious radicalism – Yasmina Khadra in Brussels

3 October 2018 Mauricio Ruiz

For novelist Yasmina Khadra the roots of radicalism, sometimes called jihadism, stem from problems at home, from fractures in the

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“Never again should it be possible that people are not accepted into Germany, or that they die in a neutral zone” – Christian Petzold in Brussels

2 October 20182 October 2018 Mauricio Ruiz

Christian Petzold is an artist who observes the world with the eye of a watch maker, images and sounds that

Belgium city Cult'Art Opinion

Brussels Series IV – Nostalgia in the park: from a bench they dream their way out of the chaos

1 October 20181 October 2018 Cynthia Huijgens

The first time I set eyes on a Volvo P1800 was the summer of 1978. From the backseat of our

Belgium Cult'Art Flanders In focus Opinion Wallonia

10 Belgian communes with funky names

30 September 201830 September 2018 Rosetti Rivera

Nasty is the name of a hamlet in Hertfordshire, England. The French have a municipality called Condom. Hell is a

Belgium Cult'Art Flanders History In focus World War I

In 1918 a British soldier helped a dying German soldier on the fields of West Flanders – discover their story

26 September 201826 September 2018 Admin BE

November 1931 A British soldier reads in the Daily Mail a small article about a certain Miss Anny Rutz moving

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Brussels Writers Series III – The Power of Chocolate

23 September 2018 Andrea Rees

“Open it,” he said. I stared into the glowing face of the man who would become my husband and then

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Beyond Klimt – Searching for an international identity in art

22 September 201828 September 2018 Admin BE

New Horizons in Central Europe The exhibition Beyond Klimt in Bozar portrays the artistic developments and diverse avant-garde movements in