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When what is below and what is above must meet. Just before the flood.

15 years in the business, 10 years on TV—that's something to celebrate! Martin Charlier invites you to a unique show at the Forum de Liège. All his friends, both imaginary (Kiki, Luc Noël, Tristan, Madame Rigide) and real (Pablo Andres, Isabelle Hauben, Kody, Jérôme de Warzée, Jean-Luc Fonck, and Freddy Tougaux) will be there to celebrate!

A demonstration of a new telephotography system.

For some, meat has become public enemy number one. We must consume less animal products if we want to stop global warming. But can you raise cattle without harming our planet? Is a world without meat possible?

The thoughts of a man who lives and films in his studio of images and sounds, disconnected from any social or family environment. “In a world in search of meaning, in love with men of action, professing speeches that are addressed to all, I make films that militate for disengagement, inaction, waste of time. Can we live like a flower, like a cicada or a cricket?” (Francis Brou)

A woman in her forties, a young adult, a little girl: Lola, at three different stages of her life. The eldest tells the others her memories as they act them out. On the set, papier-mâché settings and cardboard props with bright colours. A way to keep the violence of memory at bay, to make the visceral filmable? Traumatic episodes follow in rapid succession, with the car as their main setting: the brother’s death in a car accident when Lola was 6, her dog when she was 26, a break-up aged 30… This concatenation of representations and embodiments speeds through a destiny, until finally a pack of dogs brings back an element of unpredictability. (Nathan Letoré)

Stéphane invites us to discover inspriring ways of life. A set of 25 encounters to talk about subjects such as permaculture, biodiversity, self-sufficiency, food production, ecological niche, healthcare, local currencies, alternative schools, etc.

Broken Blue is a musical and cinematic journey exploring the human condition. A unique experience combining pop music and cinema, with a tone that is both sublime and tragic. A meditation on a world whose beauty and mystery are beyond our comprehension.

Veteran British mountaineers Mick Fowler and Victor Saunders reunite to tackle Chombu, the last unclimbed 6,000 metre peak in Sikkim, overcoming cancer, old age and a thirty-year falling out.​

Deficient winter nights make my shadow look like a proton hole in thin ice. Some have asked me where I was - how to answer this?

On motocross races, John Ashbery's poem Sheherazade is written. Shots being like a page, poem's being like a metaphor of cinema.

Director Hawa Aliou N'Diaye explores Malian tradition, myth, and the ethereal through interviews with women who-like her-claim to be possessed by enigmatic spirits known as jinn.

On 22 July 2016 a German high-school student David Sonboly killed nine people in a seemingly random attack in a Munich shopping-centre. Why do some young people become mass murderers? A look at radicalisation within extreme-right groups online.

On April 24, 2022, as French citizens are invited to vote in the presidential elections, V., a suburban resident, makes her weekly trip to Paris in search of entertainment.

In her spare time, Laura imitates male transvestites and makes up her face with exaggeration. In this game of appearance, she raises the question of gender and what it means to be "more woman than woman". It is a way for her to get out of the ordinary model inculcated by her parents and to assert herself to everyone.

Awkward 27-year-old May has a blind date with June. All she knows about June is that she will be wearing pink socks for their meeting. On the way there, May’s phone is destroyed in the most absurd of circumstances. Shocked and appalled, May decides to make her way to the date anyway: after all, June shouldn’t be that hard to find. To May’s surprise, the café is teeming with women, only women, all wearing pink socks. Which one of them is June? How will May find her without making an absolute fool of herself?

On this 25th anniversary we have invited Peter, Paul, Florence, Julien and Joris to come and take part in the celebration. They came, they are all there with their gift: to be the heroes of tonight's 5 short films. With them, there is no doubt the party will be a success. So let's laugh together!

What if we all had a good reason to walk the Camino de Compostela? May 11, 2020 - Le Puy-En-Velay. End of the first confinement linked to the COVID-19 epidemic. As for many people, the confinement turned Laurent's life upside down. His couple did not survive. He lost his job. He caught Covid. He made the decision to set out again alone on the road to Compostela, after having done so two years earlier with his wife and children. Without any specific goal, with only the trust he has in him, Laurent puts his trust in the path.

A symbolic and poetic interpretation of life growing in a future mother's womb.

In a cave full of fiction, we are welcomed by a story-filled character. As he passes through the gradual changes in light, our avatar discovers his own shadow. A grayscale duel then ensues. Where rationality overexposes, and fear darkens.

Two pigeons grow on my balcony, while my love story wanes. I leave Athens, and through Jacques and Margaux, discover other relationships to birds and love.

The film is about Al Hajji Malam Schaaway – Quran teacher and court member at the Sultanate of Adamaoua – and his four wives. The camera follows everyday life inside a polygamous household and, also, Al Hajji in his daily work as a religious teacher.

We are living in a crucial moment in the history of humanity, where not only the configuration of the future, but the very possibilities of survival are being decided. A fundamental change in our relationship with nature is the only way out of this emergency. The notions of domination, control and exploitation should give way to those of cohabitation, partnership, synergy and pacification. For a small Central American country, this is already a reality. Indeed, Costa Rica is the third country in the world to have abolished the death penalty in 1877, then abolished its army in 1948. The army's budget was transferred to education and the protection of biodiversity. Today, 25% of its territory is classified as a park or nature reserve and the country is home to 6% of the world's biodiversity, for an area of 0.03%. It is through the example of Costa Rica that we want to demonstrate that it is possible to be PACIFIC with the Earth, to safeguard biodiversity.

The physical world dissolves as bodies rhythmically hover through dreamscapes in this throbbing search for liberation. A Bath in my Mother’s Womb is an experimental dance film and an aesthetic explosion for body and mind.

It's the story of an ordinary young woman who goes to a bar regularly and falls under the spell of the bartender who will change her forever.

The morning after a difficult night out, five students suddenly realize they have 24 hours left to submit a short film to their teacher... Luckily for them, their boundless imagination combined with a terrible hangover seems to be the perfect mix for creating a film that will become iconic among their classmates. Winner of Best Comedy at IMACANNES 2023

A film about the verb “to leave.”

Local residents get together to find solutions to light pollution to promote biodiversity.

Start the ghost train.