COLLECTION

SCRUB SOLOS SERIES

Antonin De Bemels
The Scrub Solos are the result of a collaboration between video-maker Antonin de Bemels and dancer/choreographer Bud Blumenthal. The first step was a series of slow motion improvisations filmed in semi-obscurity with a super 8 camera adjusted to a ’long exposure’ setting...

RADOUB TEASER

Claude Cattelain
The water level varies and the bins in the hangar move up and down....

CAPTIVE HORIZON

Lukas Marxt
Captive Horizon operates on a delicate line between reality and illusion. Lukas Marxt´s favourite motifs – barren landscapes, seemingly untouched by humans, but at the same time suggestively apocalyptic, and subtle changes in perception that play tricks on the observer – construct a peculiar narrative filled with mysterious angles and twists...

PANIQUE AU VILLAGE, ÉPISODE 15 : DÉJEUNER SUR L'HERBE

Vincent Patar - Stéphane Aubier
Horse, Indian, Cowboy, farmer Steven and Jeanine are having a barbecue. Horse goes to fetch some extra wood and stumbles over a strange object. They dig up the thing, which turns out to be a tour bus that drove people around at the 1986 FIFA World Cup in Mexico...

CONDUCTURIS

Mira Sanders - Cédric Noël
CONDUCTURIS is a film installation project that, by use of the cinematic codes of the road movie, speculates on the results of an investigation into the construction of an artificial brain and the required infrastructure in the Swiss landscape....

DIALOGUE AVEC L'INVISIBLE

Jacques Lennep
The artist wears an odd pair of glasses with which apparently he can see invisible things. Because of how Lennep moves his hands, the viewer can infer that he sees a woman....

UNE PLACE AU SOLEIL

André Colinet
’A Place in the Sun’ is the personal version of "The man with a movie camera" by filmmaker André Colinet...

WOMAN WALKING

Charley Case
A screen split in three. A woman giving birth in hospital. A pregnant belly just a few hours before. And nothing but the feet and legs of a man (or woman?) walking through deserts, mud, rivers, over rocks and mountains, asphalt and sidewalks and over a city rooftop, where (s)he ultimately loses the balance and drops to the ground. Once again, birth and death meet....

SPEECH ACT

Herman Asselberghs
Following up on his meticulous dissection of the Apple laptop (in Dear Steve), Herman Asselberghs now turns his attention to another global popular consumer product: Avatar, the most expensive and highest-grossing film ever. By way of an elaborated interior monologue taking on the form of a film studies class, Speech Act covers a complex of themes well beyond cinema concerns...

VERLIEFDE HARTEN OF DE LISTEN ENER JONKER

Jef Cornelis
In the mid-1970s artist and author Pjeeroo Robjee wrote a popular farce that played in the region where he lived. The play was performed in a popular theatre near Ghent by the locals. Cornelis filmed the entire performance, both onstage, offstage and backstage. During the preparations, we see the actors-locals being made up. While the public enters, the tension rises...