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What happens to the world and beauty when we do not see or do not see anymore?

A couple breaks up. It's a moment when everything is suspended, immobilized in the night, when the breakup happens.

Eric works for a radio station at night time. Although Eric thrives at helping others to solve their problems over the phone, he is completely unable to deal with his personal issues, leaving him lonely and desperate.

When the terrible 1960 earthquake hit Agadir, the local cinema Salam was showing Ishiro Honda and Terry O. Morse’s Godzilla, King of Monsters! Weirdly enough, it was also one of the few buildings to survive the tragedy. Many years later, Gilles Aubry visits the place trying to understand how the memory of the seismic event has survived and is transmitted to the new generations. Shot inside the cinema and in the surroundings of Agadir, the film is driven by an abstract soundtrack recorded on location.

My mother was arrested in 1981, a dissident to the Islamic Republic of Iran. I was 8 months old. She was imprisoned and tortured. Seven years later she disappeared, during the 1988 massacre of political prisoners that claimed thousands. In Iran, this remains taboo. Examining this history of violence and denial, I wonder: how does an absence of physical bodies restrain our memories, in cases when politics touches upon the most intimate aspects of human life? And when personal experience is the only thing to bear witness to politics?

When Abou from Mali finally made it to Europe, it felt like a new life had started for him. A life, that offered a future. The film he made about his journey from Africa to Europe gets shown all over the world and throughout Germany, where Abou lives as an asylum seeker. His life oscillates between that of an artist with a voice, who is invited to screenings and events, and the isolation and boredom in a remote refugee centre. An essayistic reflection about Europe’s invisible borders and filmmaking as an act of self-empowerment.

The wind blows and browses through the book of the alphabet creatures.

Hüseyin Al Baldawi arrives in Brussels in August 2015. He has traveled thousands of kilometers until he got there from Iraq. A year after his arrival, he receives his residence permit and decides to go to Greece. This journey from Brussels to Athens involves the viewers on the difficulties faced by Hüseyin and thousands of other immigrants. While the story of Hüseyin is taking shape through the countries he travels, the forgotten people he meets and the selfish society of Europe give us many messages, as well.

Five people testify to the acceptance over time of their homosexual identity, 5 stories linked by song and a little poetry.

One fearless and the other reluctant, dragged in the game despite her best judgement, Éliane and Mel challenge each other with dares. Over the course of the night, the tension rises.

Documentary about the forced relocation of Chinese farmers.

Five young soldiers in their twenties, on a mission in the Afghan mountains, have been bored for two months. During a day of support, where they bake in the sun, the routine finally breaks...

This is the story of a guy who's gonna die - Maybe.

In a new society which condemns all forms of sexual relations considered abnormal, Charles, a young homosexual, enters of his own free will in a sect, which seeks to cure deviants, in order to survive the dictatorship.

Anouk and Laurence have known each other since middle school. In two weeks, Laurence will leave: this weekend by the sea might be the last one before a while.

In the process of cooking, a man cuts himself. A lot.

Upset about her mother's illness, which gets worse with each passing day, Milène leaves Paris to prepare for the entrance exam for an elite business school. Seeking calm at a farm in the Auvergne, she struggles to concentrate. The surrounding countryside and an encounter with Momo make her forget her troubles. But fall arrives and time is running out.

After a year of investigation, journalists from ExtraMuros and Reflets.Info reveal how private companies have taken over the juicy public radar markets and how they have overcharged for many services. All this with the passive complicity of the State.

In the middle of Western Sahara desert, where no water, no trees, no animals live but a bunch of refugees, struggling in poverty to survive the harsh habitat, the least of the problem one might face is the environmental crisis.

In the curious city of Crato, near the Chapada do Araripe, a young geologist goes up the river to unravel the mysteries behind the stories told by his grandmother. Then begins a journey in search of answers from which the adventurer will not return the same.

A short film which obtained special mention at the Global Short Film festival in Los Angeles.

The museum is in turmoil because an artist is preparing to present his latest work and is plotting revenge... This collaborative film was made by young people aged between 13 and 16 during a holiday course at the Camera-etc studios in Liège.

In Quebec, there is an increasing number of adherents to the circular economy model. An audacious economic model that places the environment at the heart of its business model and is beneficial to both companies and consumers and the planet as a whole. The documentary proposes to discover the inspiring projects of this new susceptible economic category in different regions of Quebec. An occasion to demystify this type of economy, to rediscover the managers and actors of this new industrial revolution and to understand the direct benefits of which companies, the environment and the population are users.

During a small birthday party with friends, some buried things will resurface.

Some thousands of people are constantly connected via webcam, to share their thoughts, needs and desires live on cam2cam sites. In the immensity of the net human nature is unleashed.

Is love free? Sara and Olaf can no longer avoid the question. Confined to a motel room after one of their shows, the two musicians awkwardly attempt to save their tumultuous relationship, transporting us for one night only into a romantic and dramatic universe.

One day, a young Franco-Algerian discovered the songs of the famous Belgian singer Jacques Brel. This sudden passion changes his life forever. This film follows Abdel's dedication to performing the artist's songs, as well as his journey to reconnect with his Algerian roots, illustrating the human bond created through popular songs.

A modern tale told by the Mediterranean itself, from the coast to the open sea, from microscopic plankton to gigantic whales. It is a poetic exploration of the Mediterranean and its immense riches, undermined by the irresponsible activity of man. More than a simple animal documentary, this film seeks to raise awareness of the need to preserve this sea, which is also our future. Like an ode to life, this documentary takes us on a discovery of fascinating biodiversity.

composites views from a botanic garden.

An interview between the painter Pierre Soulages and the prehistorian Michel Lorblanchet about cave art and the origins of art. Pierre Soulages and Michel Lorblanchet explored the most important sites of prehistoric art together. On this day in 1996, they met in the Cougnac cave (Lot region) to admire some of its wonders. Jean-Luc Bouvret's film presents the exchange of powerful and unique perspectives on the first "artists" of humankind. During the visit, a profound complementarity of perceptions emerges between the painter and the prehistorian. Where one tries to analyze and understand, the other strives to "perceive/see."