Film Review: Silas – A man’s struggle against corruption
When Liberia elected Ellen Johnson Sirleaf as president in 2005 after decades of civil war, many of its people hoped
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O.J. Simpson: Made in America by Ezra Edelman
It is the defining cultural tale of modern America – a saga of race, celebrity, media, violence, and the criminal
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Anima Festival 2018
Anima, a celebration of the arts of animation, will once again grace Brussels with a nine-day festival showcasing the top
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Women in Cinema: Elles Tournent Festival
“We believe women currently have a different place in society than men, and so they have a different gaze, yes,
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Iranian cinema in Brussels: Kiarostami at Bozar and Cinematek
The Iranian film director Abbas Kiarostami created poetry with his camera. A superb fabulist, fascinated by the world of children,
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Interview with Jean-Paul Judson on Hêbê’s 10th anniversary
« Brussels hosts the biggest and most varied European community in the world. Attracted by the opportunities generated by the many
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Anne Wolf turns 50 at Marni
When Toots Thielemans turned ninety in 2012, a select group of artists paid him tribute at the Lincoln Center in
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Film Review: Human Flow, Ai Weiwei’s new film
65 million people around the world were forced from their homes in 2015, more than at any time since World
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Jazz Meets Symphonic: Uri Caine at Flagey
In 1819 Ludwig van Beethoven sat at his desk and began to compose one of the most loved pieces of
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Indonesian Film Festival
Indonesia is a major Asian player with its 260 million inhabitants, it is home to the highest Muslim population across the
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