“The essence of cinema is editing. It’s the combination of what can be extraordinary images of people during emotional moments, or images in a general sense, put together in a kind of alchemy.” -Francis Ford Coppola
DUST / Post-production
Two successful businessmen from West-Flanders, who are at the peak of their professional and public careers, learn that national and international media outlets are about to reveal their fraudulent business structures to the public. There only remains one rainy Sunday to come clean with themselves and each other. Along the way they lose everything, before ending up together inside a lavatory, dirty, and without shoes, power or freedom.
directed by Anke Blondé
produced by A Private View
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THE BEST IMMIGRANT / Post-production
When an extreme right-wing government comes to power in Belgium and starts to kick out all people with a migration background, dance couple Soraya and Jamal see only one solution: participate in ‘The Best Immigrant’, a talent show with the main prize… a residence permit. Tarik, the coach they are assigned, participates in the show to avoid being deported himself, but struggles with his conscience. When he searches for the truth behind the show, he discovers a dark secret. While Soraya and Jamal dance for their lives, Tarik devises a plan to get the truth out with their help.
directed by Michael Abay
produced by Lompvis
David Verdurme 