
La ressource humaine, a film from Wallonia-Brussels, received the Prix du Jury Jeune at Festival Tous Courts in Aix-en-Provence, France.

Stories Keep Me Awake at Night wins the best film award in the Rebels With Their Shorts section at Tallinn's Black Nights Film Festival.

The Festival dei popoli begins tomorrow and Fadma: Even Ants Have Wings by Jawad Rhalib and A Way Home by Karima Saïdi are in the international competition. Back to 2069 by Elise Florenty & Marcel Türkowsky and Asylum by Victor Ridley are in the programme as well.

The European Film Academy has announced the selected films for the "European Discovery 2020 – Prix FIPRESCI", dedicated to directors releasing their first feature length film.

The Belgian selection committee for the Oscars has chosen Working Girls by Frédéric Fonteyne & Anne paulicevich as the Belgian Oscar entry for 2021.

The Tallin Black Nights Film Festival announced the film selection of its 2020 edition. Madly in Life is selected in the "First Feature Competition". Bula, Lola, Jumbo and Stories Keep Me Awake at Night are also in the programme.

The Canadian festival Cinémania has announced the programme of its 2020 edition. It will take place from November 4 to 22 both physically and online. The 26th edition of Cinemania features two films from Wallonia-Brussels and a few co-productions: Home Front and Working Girls amongst the feature films.

The French Film Festival UK announced its 2020 film selection, amongst which there are Home Front, Lola and Into Dad's Woods.

IDFA has announced the film selection of its 2020 edition. A Way Home is selected in competition for First Appearance and The Blue House in competition for Mid-Length Documentary.

DOK Leipzig revealed the film selection of its 2020 edition. Two films from Wallonia-Brussels are competing in the international competition: Considering the Ends and in the international short film competition: Play Me, I'm Yours.

The short films competition Grand Prize of the 2020 Warsaw International Film Festival was awarded to Aline Magrez for Ligie, a short film from Wallonia-Brussels.

Belgian filmmakers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne received the Lumière Award during the Lumière festival.

Rome Film Fest has started its 2020 edition. Home Front by Lucas Belvaux is in the official selection.

The 2020 Paris Courts Devant festival has unveiled its official selection. Two short films from Wallonia-Brussels are in selection: Brussels-Beirut and The Colour of Kings.

Draw for Change!, a Belgian TV series project is selected at IDFA Forum 2020.

Interfilm Berlin unveiled the programme of its 2020 edition. Migrations by Jérôme Peters is in international competition.

Three films from Wallonia-Brussels and a fistful of co-productions are selected at Festival du nouveau cinéma in Montréal. This important festival in Quebec will take place online this year.

Un festival c'est trop court! has announced its film selection for its 2020 edition. Four Wallonia-Brussels films are in competition and one in the Femmes d'aujourd'hui section.

A graduation film from Wallonia-Brussels won at this year's Student Academy Awards, the student film competition of the Oscars’ Academy. It is the first time a Belgian film wins an award at this competition.