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This weekend has been a really good one for Belgian French-speaking cinema with 3 films and 1 actor awarded by 3 different festivals over France.

3 Belgian French-speaking short films will compete during the 44th edition of the Odense International Film Festival.

Thursday May 9, Sheffield Doc/Fest has revealed its official selection. For this new edition of the festival, Another Paradise and That which does not kill will be screened.

The International Oriental Film Festival of Geneva delivered Saturday May 4 the awards of its 14th edition. Two Belgian documentaries have been awarded : When Arabs danced by Jawad Rhalib and Still Alive by Pauline Beugnies.

Visions du Réel, the International Documentary Film Festival of Nyon, delivered Saturday 13th April the awards of its 50th edition. That which does not kill has received the Prix du Jury Région de Nyon. 

The Annecy International Animation Film Festival has revealed its official selection. Among all the selected films, 5 Belgian French-speaking short films.

In competition at Tribeca Film Festival, the 11.11.18 virtual reality experience will be screened as a world premiere in New York next April.

This Friday March 1st, Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival has announced its programme for the 17th edition. Holy Tour figures among the Belgian feature films selected.

For its 23rd edition, REGARD – Saguenay International Short Film Festival has selected not less than 5 Belgian french-speaking films in its competition.

FESPACO has revealed its official selection for the 2019 edition of the festival. Many films from Wallonia Brussels will be presented. 

Selected in the “Panorama de la création francophone” section, Maurice Béjart, the soul of dance, directed by Henri De Gerlache and Jean de Garrigues received the Audience Award during the closing ceremony of the 2019 FIPADOC edition.