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.

A poetic interpretation of the 'one-hit-wonder'.

Our associated artist Christina Stuhlberger selects a screening programme, including her own documentary Malapascua.

What makes us so lonely nowadays?

Join us for an evening at the movies on social entrepreneurship. On December 15th, Social Innovation Factory and Beursschouwburg invite you to a screening of Problem? Oh, that’s an opportunity.

The Challenge is an anthology of the modern desert. The film perfectly reveals the contradictions between ancient traditions of the Middle East – here symbolized by falconry – and modernity, with its ultramodern technology and other Western temptations. Thanks to micro-cameras, we also experience this environment from the perspective of the falcons and wild animals. In The Challenge, the Italian artist Yuri Ancarani questions how we are able to hang onto our cultural roots in a world that seems doomed to become ever more globalized.

In November 2016, Auguste Orts will celebrate their 10th anniversary. This memorable occasion can only be celebrated at Beursschouwburg, given that it was here that ten years ago, they began their adventure as a production and distribution platform for artists' films, as residents here in the Auguste Orts Street.

Presale = sold out! Tickets available at the doors from 22:30 onwards! Yo, let's go! Saturday November 19th 22:30 Brussels puts on its pinkest outfit for the last day of Pink Screens, Brussels queer film festival!

This year will see the Jubilee Edition of Pink Screens, the annual high mass of gay cinema. Congratulations to everyone! Whether you are as gay as Jodie Foster, as straight as Clint Eastwood or as closeted as John Travolta, get yourself ready for 10 days of guilty queer and quirky pleasures, a slightly different cinema, surprising feature films, talked-about documentaries, short films from all corners of the earth, classic films and experimental films.

Twice a year Beursschouwburg asks Zéro de Conduite to propose a filmprogramme.

Serial Drummer Girls is a video project based on a live performance by 30 young female extras, including percussionists and singers.

Clémentine Coupau (FR/DE), who lives in Brussels, takes you to the other side of the street, where the Marriott Hotel is located. Wandering through this labyrinth of corridors, parallel floor levels and generic hotel rooms, one discovers a single room where you can pause and reflect. Come on in, and immerse yourself in Clémentine's filmic universe…

Apología/Antología: Video Itineraries through the Spanish Context arises from the need to make accessible and, above all, readable the audiovisual artistic creation from the Spain.

For two full days, SoundImageCulture (SIC) – a workspace for artists, filmmakers and anthologists – is opening a window into its working processes. The focus of this two-day workshop is collectivity. Working collectively is central to the practices of SIC, as it allows artists and anthologists to reflect together about (the aesthetic and formal conventions of) documentary working methods. SIC helps coach artists with collective seminaries, personal advice, group discussions and dialogue. For that indispensable eye of the outsider, SIC regularly invites external artists and critics to participate.

The French artist Clara Thomine (BE/FR) is based in Brussels, creating videos, installations and performances in which she presents situations that are ‘almost’ normal – or are they utterly abnormal?

Girls just wanna, they really, really wanna have fun: the ultimate guilty pleasure of the Generation Y.

Breathtaking and enchanting: Bristol Trip Hop pioneers Portishead’s live performance in New York has become a modern classic.