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After its great succes in Belgium & the Netherlands, Jeroen Perceval’s first feature film Dealer will also be released in the French theaters on November 11th by Eurozoom. Dealer is about a fourteen-year-old drug dealer Johnny who is staying in a home for young people with a difficult home situation. He dreams of a better life. One day, he meets the successful actor Anthony, who becomes a regular customer. A bond develops between them and both decide to take a different path.

Film Festival Oostende proudly announced that Dominique Deruddere’s new film The Chapel will be the opening film of their winter edition on Friday January 27. Paired with this opening, a full retrospective of Deruddere's work will also take place during the festival. The Chapel is about a twenty-three-year-old virtuoso pianist Jennifer Rogiers who has lived most of her life with a terrible secret. When she is given the chance to compete in the final of the world-famous Queen Elisabeth Competition, the memory of a traumatic childhood experience resurfaces. For this thrilling drama, Deruddere cast Taeke Nicolaï ("Yummy") for the role of the young pianist Jennifer. The father and mother roles are respectively interpreted by Kevin Janssens ("De Patrick", "Fair Trade") and Ruth Becquart ("Red Light", "Over Water"). Among many others, Ina Geerts ("Muidhond"), Tine Reymer ("The Prime Minister"), Willy Thomas ("The Prime Minister"), Josse De Pauw ("The Patrick") and Abigail Abrahams ("Come Here That I Kiss You") are also starring. For the laureates’ roles, Dominique collaborated with Ukrainian Zachary Shadrin, Japanese Yumiko Funaya, Russian Anton Kouzemin and French Thomas Silberstein.

Our co-production Tori & Lokita by the Dardenne brothers was nominated for the official competition at Cannes and won the exceptional "Prix de la 75ème"

Dealer, Jeroen Perceval’s first feature film, won 10 Ensors at Ostend Film Festival & Best Feature Film at the BRNO Film Festival in the Czech Republic.

A Parked Life won at the Fipadoc International Documentary Festival the Prix des Jeunes Européens and was part of the official selection of Docville, DocPoint Tallinn and Thessaloniki Documentary Festival. Along with that, the film was featured at Crossing Europe in Austria and will be shown at BRIFF, the Brussels International Film Festival.

Dragon Women was officially selected for Visions du Réel (Nyon) and Docville (Louvain) and was shown at the German film festival DOKfest. At the end of June the documentary will also be part of BRIFF, the Brussels International Film Festival.

We're proud to share with you the trailer for Jeroen Percevals 'Dealer'. As of the 10th of November the film is available to watch in Belgian cinema's.

We're happy to share with you that 'Dealer' will have its worldwide premiere at Fantastic Fest Austin (23-30 September) and its European premiere at Film Fest Gent (17th October). The film will be available to watch in Belgian theaters from the 10th of November on.

We just started shooting 'The Chapel' and we're more than excited to share our cast with you: Kevin Janssens, Ruth Becquart, Josse De Pauw, Abigail Abraham, Zachary Shadrin... Taeke Nicolaï takes on the lead role of Jennifer, a young virtuoso pianist whose past resurfaces while isolated in 'The Chapel', where she prepares for the prestigious Queen Elisabeth Competition alongside 11 other finalists.

As of the beginning of August actress turned director Veerle Baetens has started shooting our new production 'When It Melts. The casts features big Flemish names such as Charlotte De Bruyne, Naomi Velissariou, Sebastien Dewaele and so on, but also includes young, upcoming and promising actors. A second shooting period will be held next Winter.

Celebrations! Two of our Dutch coproductions got support from the Vlaams Audiovisueel Fonds: Submarine's documentary 'Journey to the Northern Lights' (dir. Wim van der Aar) and Circe Films' feature film 'Whitetail' (dir. Nanouk Leopold), a coproduction with Kaap Holland Film.

Tim Mielants' first feature film 'Patrick' won Best Flemish Film on February 1st at the annual Magritte du Cinéma ceremony, the French speaking cinema awards.

Tim Mielants' first feature 'Patrick' wins 7 Ensor Awards.

The Melting (aka Het Smelt), Veerle Baetens' first feature film as a director, has won the ARTEKINO INTERNATIONAL award at the Berlinale Co-production market for its 'exceptional artistic merit'.

Yesterday, Belgian film magazine Vertigo presented the Best Flemish Film Ever Award to 'Bullhead' ('Rundskop'). It's the the sixth time Michaël R. Roskams film gets the honour. This year, Robin Pronts 'D'Ardennen' joined the stage as one of the runner-ups.