German filmmaker Ulrike Ottinger blends Tod Browning’s Freaks (1932) with Virginia Woolf’s novel Orlando (1928) into an excentric roadmovie told in five chapters.

On the representation of women in social media, the tabloid press and consumer culture.

Kate Cooper’s work centres on the body as a contested space for communication and representation.  

In the back room of a flower shop, Tomi, Rasto and Mižu are digging a tunnel in order to break into the safe of the National Bank. After heavy rainfall, the underground maze gets submerged by water and they are forced to stop working.

In the first week of November Bâtard Festival pours the work of emerging artists through the fissures and ventricles of the Beursschouwburg. 

Hollow Hours is a double portrait by Camille Picquot. An incitement to drift. If this is a story, it can be told from the middle. As a fractale. 

The history of racism and slavery in modern America is retold in a virtuoso and highly topical film, spanning a time frame from the 1850s to present-day USA.

Two days of lectures, debates and a workshop about strategies for the distribution of experimental cinema and artists’ films

On the gendered dimension of migration.

On the encounter with a colourful procession of men: a magician, and exhibitionist, a sadistic video artist, a soft porn director, etc.

About an intriguing mother-daughter relationship, where one wonders who is who.

A Film about the Relationship between Dance and Words: A Work of Fiction in Four Chapters

An Instagram series that carefully underscores that femininity is a construct, shaping young girls (and boys) from very early on.

Now it’s your turn. Choose the best music videos from the years 2000 to 2009!

The story of the legendary hip hop act, from high school to superstardom and beyond.

As much a tribute to the stunning landscapes of Iceland as it is a concert tour.

“You Know I’m No Good”

R. Kelly's largely kitchen-based 'Hip-Hopera'.

Daft Punk meets legendary Japanese animator Leiji Matsumoto in this groundbreaking “animated house musical”, a science fiction story of intergalactic proportions on the beat of “One More Time”.

A once in a lifetime block party in Brooklyn with Kanye West, Mos Def, Erykah Badu, Common, Jill Scott and The Fugees.

Disabled musicians join forces with the street kids of Kinshasa.

Concerts, films, picnics & apéro high up on our rooftop terrace.

Miroir Séb Fragile! is a music-film made for cinematographer Sébastien Koeppel.

All the shows presented at the Brigittines between 2005 and 2009 directed by filmmaker Michel Jakar are shown during a non-stop screening.

A sensitive and poetical evocation of "passion" in the first sense of the word, as suffering and vital intensity, a stupendous moment, Incendie presents an elevation/disappearance of bodies, figured by the blazing of a swarms of shirts. Like in all her other works, Frédérique Chauveaux invites us to unreservedly associate the elements we want as she refuses to give a strict interpretation that would somewhat limit the suggestive and imaginary scope of her work.

A poetic, political, diary-esque portrait of the Belgian capital.