Jaan Stevens

Elijah and Jef, two boys from the boarding school choir, secretly write stories in a notebook every day. Nobody knows what they are about, but the stories are clearly not intended for anyone else's eyes. When one day they are caught by the choirmaster, they are not punished, but just encourages them to continue writing. The boys' secret pact is broken and drives them apart.

When Bob finds himself in the student room of his deceased son Jonah, the fifty-something finds himself unable to leave. He dives into his son's unfinished student life where unexpected encounters and discoveries await.

Director Ramy Moharam Fouad followed Brussels based rapper Zwangere Guy around on his 2019 tour.

In this cinematic concert registration Eefje de Visser performs her highly acclaimed album ‘Bitterzoet’ at a sold out Carré in Amsterdam.

In January 2020, Eefje released her fourth album, Bitterzoet. It was received with massive enthusiasm, and her first (try out) concerts with her new band were a big success. But unfortunately, everything came to a screeching halt. The sold-out release tour through the Netherlands and Belgium was about to take off, when the coronavirus pandemic broke out. With this concert film, Eefje wants to support her team, and she wants to offer her fans an experience which comes as close as possible to her live performance, incorporating pop music, choreography, lights and setting into an artistic whole.

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Under pressure at home, 17-year-old Ruben has become withdrawn and remote. So, he voluntarily travels to a remote farm in the inhospitable French Cévennes, where he will spend two months staying with an unknown host family. The young people who stay in Albezon decide for themselves what to bring from their past, and what plans they make for the future. The peace and space Ruben finds there help him to find a way through his trouble.

Cycling on one wheel, three friends prepare for a new phase of life: the transition to high school.

Eunice (7) grows up with her sister Tarma (9) in a poor neighborhood. Despite their young age, the sisters must face a brutal reality.

For Felix, who has autism, hosting his own radio show is a way to try and better understand the world around him.