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Good news: Many museums in Belgium will open next week, as the measures put in place to stop the s
The Xavier Hufkens gallery in Ixelles has though of a more creative way to share art with you than the ubiquitous virtual tour of its premises – it’s hosting movies about artists it represents.
In an unassuming Brussels street, not far from Midi station, you’ll find Europe’s most productive independent animation studio.
Alas, the super-popular Balkan Trafik! festival is not to be this spring. But the celebration of Balkan music, dance, theatre, film and literature is not cancelled, just postponed to the autumn.
While Stephan Vanfleteren is world famous, his portrait photography can best be appreciated by the people of Belgium, who instantly recognise famous faces like actor Jan Decleir (pictured
If there’s anything you’re not short of this week, it’s movies.
The word ‘flamenco’ instantly conjures up images of flaring skirts, clapping hands and stamping heels. All that is true, but the diversity of this quintessential Spanish dance is also endless.
The Anima film festival is a highlight on Europe’s animation calendar, with professionals travelling in to pitch projects to producers, take master classes and search for partners for their projec
Whether you want to watch a 1930s Hollywood musical, a 1920s German silent movie, a gritty documentary from the 1970s or just about any period and style film in pristine conditions, you'll f
