‘Short films selected at Magritte, part two’

NO GO ZONE par l’Atelier Collectif de Zorobabel (10')

No-go zone’ chronicles the daily life of the last man remained in the red zone after the evacuation of the Fukushima area and the nuclear power plant accident.

THE HIDDEN PART de Caroline D’Hondt et Monique Marnette (19'41")

In contrast to his usual habits, Asgeir accepts the presence of Woré, on board of his truck. Brought together for a day on the island’s roads, these two beings, locked in their own solitudes, will discover, despite themselves, something about the other but also something about themselves.

TOUTES NUANCÉES de Chloé Alliez (5'46")

In a minimalist design, different portraits of women parade swiftly to illustrate the reasons to love women. Over this enumeration, a stereotypical vision is mixed with a more serious and realistic one to show all the subtil shades of woman.

PORNOGRAPHY d’Eric Ledune (24')

Sex is beauty, Sex is fun, Sex is love... But what is pornography? Why is it more immoral to show sexual acts rather than murders? What is transgression or indecency? And what about the obscenity? Is it necessary to limit the freedom of expression? "PORNOGRAPHY" is a plea for freedom of expression and free will, even if it means displeasing some...

LES AMOUREUSES de Catherine Cosme (27')

Aline, Sara and Mouche all fall in love with the same man. But Aline is forty, Sara is sixteen and Mouche is seven. And Aline is the mother of the other two. Through love these women will learn how to cross their deepest fears, to face up to the gaze of others, and quite simply to love.

In the presence of William Henne (co-ordinator No-go zone), Caroline D'hondt and Monique Marnette (directors The Hidden Part) and Eric Ledune (director Pornography)