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Ana Vaz

13 Ways of Looking at a Black Bird / Apiyemiyekî?

film

13 Ways of Looking at a Black Bird / Apiyemiyekî?
13 Ways of Looking at a Black Bird / Apiyemiyekî?
Sat 05.03.22

Taking its title from the poem by Wallace Stevens, 13 Ways of Looking at a Blackbird is composed of a series of attempts of looking and being looked at. Apiyemiyekî? is a cinematographic portrait that departs from the archive Casa da Cultura de Urubu where over 3.000 drawings made by the Waimiri-Atroari, a people native to the Brazilian Amazon, during their first literacy excersises, are kept. During these literacy exercises, the most recurrent question posed by the Waimiri-Atroari was: why did Kamña (“the civilized”) killed Kiña (Waimiri-Atraori)? Apiyemiyekî? (Why?). 

Marta Popivoda

Landscapes of Resistance

film

Landscapes of Resistance
Landscapes of Resistance
Fri 04.03.22

The main character of Landscapes of Resistance, Sonja, was one of the first female partisans in Yugoslavia and helped lead the resistance in Auschwitz. When we initially encounter her in Landscapes of Resistance, she is a friendly elderly lady with a playful cat on her lap. This is the start of an exceptional journey through her memories of revolutionary books from her student days, her wedding to a communist, the resistance against the German occupiers and her torture after capture as a communist and anti-fascist fighter, right the way through to her escape from the concentration camp. It is an unorthodox documentary: personal and political, sober and lyrical, crystal clear and intimate.

Raphaël Grisey & Bouba Touré

Xaraasi Xanne – Crossing Voices

film

Xaraasi Xanne – Crossing Voices
Xaraasi Xanne – Crossing Voices
Fri 04.03.22

Using rare cinematic, photographic and sound archives, Xaraasi Xanne - Crossing Voices recounts the exemplary adventure of Somankidi Coura, an agricultural cooperative created in Mali in 1977 by western African immigrant workers living in workers’ residences in France. The story of this improbable, utopic return to the homeland follows a winding path that travels through the ecological challenges and conflicts on the African continent from the 1970s to the present day. 

Ciné Place-Making - Full Program

Study Circle

study circle film

Study Circle
Study Circle
Fri 04.03 - Sat 05.03.22

During this two-day study circle with screenings, panel discussions and lectures, you will meet several filmmakers who consider film practice as a form of space-making. How can film lead to a more radical awareness of making space? How can it offer a reflection on the daily struggles of people for whom freedom is a place? How can film undo the violent conditions and infrastructures that perpetuate oppression?

AflamNa / Fatima Mernissi Leerstoel

A Woman's Eye

debate film

A Woman's Eye
A Woman's Eye
Tue 14.09.21

In the film industry gender equality is far from achieved. For this evening, three women delve into their work. With their North African and Middle Eastern film excerpts, they will discuss gender stereotyping, cultural taboos and their own experience as a director or film programmer.

Isabella Gresser

Fatigue Society: Byung-Chul Han in Seoul/Berlin

film conversation

Fatigue Society: Byung-Chul Han in Seoul/Berlin
Fatigue Society: Byung-Chul Han in Seoul/Berlin
Mon 18.12.17

This essay film about philosopher Byung-Chul Han encircles the phenomenon of fatigue in our capitalistic societies – and its associated symptoms, such as depression and burnout. Following the screening of the film, Bieke Purnelle will moderate a debate with Ignaas Devisch, Valentine Kempynck, David Weber-Krebs and Patrícia Portela.

  • WE:SLEEP

Sarah Vanhee

The Making of Justice

film

The Making of Justice
The Making of Justice
Thu 07.12 - Fri 08.12.17

Along with seven convicts – all guilty of murder – Sarah Vanhee has written a crime film. The plot is based on their own experiences, ideas, and dreams, while they also explore motives, imprisonment, and re-integration. We are left guessing as to whether they use this fiction to confirm, defend, change, or rather escape from their own situations.

  • #Society
  • #Daredevil

Chaghig Arzoumanian

Géographies

film

Géographies
Géographies
Fri 03.02 - Sat 04.02.17

Chaghig Arzoumanian is 27, but could just as well be a thousand years old. In a voice-over, she talks about her family history, and the accumulation of names, stories, journeys and photos that were handed down to her fragmentarily. In this film, she roots her Armenian heritage in today’s landscape.

Rachida Aziz

The Price of the Ticket

dance music film spoken word

The Price of the Ticket
The Price of the Ticket
Wed 25.05.16

Brussels has always been a city that embraced exiles.The Price of the Ticket continues this tradition. The Fashion designer and activist Rachida Aziz is now inviting a new generation of refugees on stage. Expect an evening of music, dance, poetry and video.

Hussein Rassim, Shalan Alhamwy & Mohammed Aukal

Cinemaximiliaan

dance music film

Cinemaximiliaan
Cinemaximiliaan
Sat 21.05.16

Cinemaximiliaan is a cinema for people on the move. The project started spontaneously in the refugee camp in the Maximilian Park, where daily film screenings provided a welcome distraction. The volunteers of Cinemaximiliaan have encountered dozens of newcomers with artistic talent. This evening features work by three of these people.

Jefta van Dinter & Mette Ingvartsen

Screening: IT’S IN THE AIR

dance performance film

Screening: IT’S IN THE AIR
Screening: IT’S IN THE AIR
Sat 23.04.16

During the Day of the Dance we show a screening of IT'S IN THE AIR. In this 2008 collaboration between Jefta van Dinther and Mette Ingvartsen, the two performers jumped on large trampolines for 50 minutes. This video registration is all that remains of the intense physical challenge.

Grace Schwindt

Only a Free Individual Can Create a Free Society

film

Only a Free Individual Can Create a Free Society
Only a Free Individual Can Create a Free Society
Thu 26.03.15

PERFORMATIK 2015 - In this new film Grace Schwindt evokes discussions that she witnessed in her youth in Frankfurt, while growing up in a left-wing environment. The text, which is variously incorporated in the film, is based on an interview with an activist from the 1960s and 1970s student movement.

Jonathan Burrows & Matteo Fargion / Manon de Boer & George Van Dam

Body Not Fit for Purpose / sequenza

dance music performance film

Body Not Fit for Purpose / sequenza
Body Not Fit for Purpose / sequenza
Fri 20.03.15

PERFORMATIK 2015 DOUBLE BILL - Body Not Fit For Purpose is the first overtly political work of choreographer Jonathan Burrows and musician Matteo Fargion. Its starting point is the uselessness of dancing to express anything of any real concern and at the same time the inherent, gloriously foolish radicality of the attempt. With sequenza, artist Manon de Boer and violinist and composer George van Dam present a programme of live performances and films around four compositions for solo violin

WoWmen!

Video, film & installations

film installation video

Video, film & installations
Video, film & installations
Tue 11.03 - Fri 14.03.14

WoWmen! - selection of videos, films & installations by Nada Gambier, Nilbar Güres, Sharon Hayes, Marie Losier, Sükran Moral, Zeyno Pekünlü.

James Marsh

Project Nim

conversation film

Project Nim
Project Nim
Tue 26.03.13

In the early seventies, a research project was set up at Columbia University in New York to determine whether apes are capable of any human form of communication. The film shows the sometimes comical, but above all astonishing story of this attempt to make a man out of an ape. After the film, there will be a talk with Stijn Bruers on animal rights, etc.

Kaaitheater

Interspecies Film Night

film

Interspecies Film Night
Interspecies Film Night
Mon 25.03.13

A series of tremendous  short films about the complex and often surprising communication between man and the animals. With an introduction by Rob La Frenais, who mounted the Interspecies exhibition in London in 2009. 

Vinciane Despret + Didier Demorcy

Que diraient les animaux si…? + video/installation

conversation film installation

Que diraient les animaux si…? + video/installation
Que diraient les animaux si…? + video/installation
Tue 05.03.13

The philosopher Vinciane Despret asks 26 intriguing and pertinent questions about what animals do, want and ‘think’. This yields marvellous and sometimes hilarious stories, told by scientists, animal-tamers, zookeepers, etc. Stories that make us think. We are screening two short documentaries made in 2005 by film-maker and activist Didier Demorcy, to which Vinciane Despret also contributed, one on sheep, one on wolves.

Act For Japan

Ashes to Honey + Stories from Fukushima

film

Ashes to Honey + Stories from Fukushima
Ashes to Honey + Stories from Fukushima
Tue 23.10 - Tue 23.10.12

Act for Japan.be is a group of Japanese artists in Belgium, trying to
unite their efforts and act to support the victims of the 311 tsunami
and Fukushima disaster in their home country. At the Kaaistudio’s, they’re organising a benefit event with screenings of two documentary films.

Ernst Maréchal

Blue Key Identity – Part 1 – Common Ground

theatre film

Blue Key Identity – Part 1 – Common Ground
Blue Key Identity – Part 1 – Common Ground
Wed 01.12 - Thu 02.12.10

Refugees are literally stuck somewhere between their country of origin and the country they arrive in. Blue Key Identity tells the story of mothers and sons who have become separated. It is a film dialogue between here and there, a ‘glocal’ show.

Elias Grootaers

Not Waving, But Drowning

film

Not Waving, But Drowning
Not Waving, But Drowning
Wed 01.12 - Sat 04.12.10

Not Waving, But Drowning materialises the experience of Indian refugees during their arrest and detention by the harbour police in Zeebruges, Belgium. Within the tense, haunted context of the harbour and the seaside, and together with them, we slowly lose all sense of time and place. Without investigating their past or their future, the human traffic organisations or the Belgian legislation, the film transgresses into the timelessness in which our society imprisons people without papers.

Sarah Vanagt

Ieperlaan / Boulevard d'Ypres

film

Ieperlaan / Boulevard d'Ypres
Ieperlaan / Boulevard d'Ypres
Fri 14.05 - Mon 24.05.10

KUNSTENFESTIVALDESARTS 010 - Video director Sarah Vanagt has chosen her own street, the Boulevard d’Ypres, as both the setting and theme of her latest project. Urban development and gentrification threaten this ‘Mediterranean’ area. So in order to memorialize her street, Vanagt went out to meet shop owners and anyone else she came across, assembling their stories to create a fairy tale.

Saddie Choua

Zina & Mina Tales - Singles intercultureel bekeken / Seules, un regard interculturel

film

Zina & Mina Tales - Singles intercultureel bekeken / Seules, un regard interculturel
Zina & Mina Tales - Singles intercultureel bekeken / Seules, un regard interculturel
Fri 26.03.10

A portrait of six women, all single but from very different backgrounds: Anna has Italian roots, Lioubov is from Russia, Catherine and Hedwig from Belgium, Jamila from Morocco and Modi from the Congo.

Renate Lorenz & Pauline Boudry

Charming for the Revolution

film

Charming for the Revolution
Charming for the Revolution
Thu 18.03.10

starring Werner Hirsch

Miet Warlop

Springville

performance film

Springville
Springville
Thu 21.01 - Fri 22.01.10

In Springville we witness the constant metamorphosis of a small world. Characters, half human, half object, attempt to function with and in the proximity of one another. They play a moving game of chaos, expectation and surprise. Scenography, costumes, props and characters are closely interwoven and merge together. The image prevails. A performance with references to slapstick.

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