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PRESENTS
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THE BRIFF
iN BRiEF
Cosmopolis. From 20 to 29 June, Brussels welcomes the BRIFF and the very
eclectic world of cinema. By welcoming Emilie Dequenne and Bouli
Lanners, it pays tribute to two immeasurable talents of Belgian cinema.
By inviting “The Artist” Michel Hazanavicius, it proves that Europe is
doing well. Very well, actually. And, it is recognized around the globe for
its audacity and its creativity, as illustrated by the selection of films of
the Directors’ Week. By proposing an international competition, it creates
a borderless section and, at the same time, offers the most famous
Lieutenant of New York Abel Ferrara, the opportunity to present a retros-
pective of his work. It is a wonderful platform for this important
representative of disruptive American filmmaking. Also other artists,
filmmakers, actresses and actors are given carte blanche during the
festival. For ten days, the BRIFF shows the unique and bustling
atmosphere of the city in the Brussels cinema’s!
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BRIFF with « BR » for « BRUSSELS »
From UGC De Brouckère to Bozar, Cinema Palace, Cinema Galeries and Flagey,
prominent Brussels cinemas are transforming the city into a true «Cinecittà»
and are giving the people of Brussels the opportunity to discover the newest
of international films.
In the BRIFF Village on Place De Brouckère, there are not only films, but also
five Open Air screenings and various concerts to discover!
BRIFF with « F » for « FESTIVITIES »
Welcome in the BRIFF Village
The BRIFF is a festival where new films can be discovered in a festive setting.
The events in the BRIFF Village give the public the opportunity to enjoy a real
festival atmosphere after the films. The terrace welcomes the festival goers to
discuss the films and meet the film crew.
CONCERTS & DJ’S
After the screenings, you can swap your cinema seat for the dance floor with
two concerts and a DJ-set at the BRIFF Village. Liège-based indie band Fast-
lane Candies takes you on their electronic cold wave and Les Juliens trans-
forms the oeuvre of French singer Julien Clerc in a pop-rock version!
At the closing night of the festival, Aurélie Muller and Catherine De Biasio, DJ
duo Blondy Brownie will give a free DJ set in the BRIFF Village.
Fastlane Candies - 21.06 - 9pm
Les Juliens - 25.06 - 8.30pm
Blondy Brownie - 29 .06 - 11.30pm
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competitions
3 competitions
National Competition, Directors’ Week or International Competition?
In order to create a diverse, topical and representative competition, BRIFF
organises three different competitions.
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
The International Competition highlights a cinema for all, with emotional stories
that question the world. A section that embraces the diversity of cinema and its
audiences with a selection of films that addresses strong and sensitive subjects,
which will resonate with all of us.
For the 2019 edition, the International Competition offers fiction and
documentary films that map out family chronicles, dive into political regimes,
dream of pacifist utopias, flirt with a fantasy world, that are surrounded by
shattered traditions, mujahidin, voodoo and the mafia. Films that tell the story of
our past and present from China, Afghanistan, United Kingdom, Canada, France,
Palestine, Ireland, Brazil and Macedonia, presenting promising alongside
seasoned directors in an almost perfect gender parity.
Films in International Competition
So Long, My Son, Wang Xiaoshuai – 2019 – China
Répertoire des villes disparues, Denis Côté – 2019 – Canada
Ray and Liz, Richard Billingham – 2018 – UK
Shooting the Mafia, Kim Longinotto – 2019 – Ireland
Parwareshgah, Shahrbanoo Sadat - 2019 - Denmark, Germany, France,
Luxembourg, Afghanistan, Qatar
God exists her name is Petrunya, Teona Strugar Mitevska - 2018 - Macedonia,
Belgium, Slovenia, France, Croatia
Deslembro, Flavia Castro - 2018 - Brazil, France, Qatar
Zombi Child, Bertrand Bonello - 2019 - France
It must be heaven, Elia Suleiman - 2019 - France, Palestine
DIRECTORS’ WEEK
European capital, Brussels owes it to itself to welcome a competition dedicated to
European talents. Created in cooperation with the ARRF (l’Association belge des
Réalisateurs & Realisatrices francophones), this forward looking competition
will reveal a posse of ambitious directors and Made in Europe works that are
multi-layered and original.
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They are German, French, Dutch, Lithuanian and Swedish, and a balanced selec-
tion of four men and four women. The Directors’ Week mainly shows the first and
second achievements of the directors who were discovered at Locarno, Toronto,
Berlin, Rotterdam and Cannes. They are about love, violence, sex, refrigerators,
melancholy, capitalism, stuffed animals, lost innocence, frightening children’s
songs, forgotten dreams and lucid nightmares. Selected by the directors of the
ARRF, the films defy the expectations of genres and opinions, while they each
adopt a unique world view. A discovery through the newest authors’ cinema.
Films in Directors’ Week competition
Sophia Antipolis, Virgil Vernier – 2018 – France
Light as Feathers, Rosanne Pel – 2018 – Netherlands
Animus Animalis (A Story about People, Animals and Things), Aiste Zegulyte
2018 – Lithuania
Aren’t You Happy?, Susanne Heinrich – 2019 – Germany
The Last to See Them Alive, Sara Summa – 2019 – Germany
All about Yves, Benoit Forgeard - 2019 - France
Avant l’Aurore, Nathan Nicholovitch - 2018 - France
Koko-Di Koko-Da, Johannes Nyholm - 2019 - Switserland, Denmark
NATIONAL COMPETITION
A competition for feature films «made in Belgium» in which you can discover
the crème de la crème of Belgian cinema in avant-première!
Films in National Competition
Century of smoke, Nicolas Graux - 2018 - Belgium, France
Good Favour, Rebecca Daly - 2018 - Belgium, Ireland
Oleg, Juris Kursietis - 2019 - Belgium, Latvia, France, Lithuania
Dirty God, Sacha Polak - 2018 - Belgium, UK, Netherlands, Ireland
Cavale, Virginie Gourmel - 2018 - Belgium
Bastaard, Mathieu Mortelmans - 2018 - Belgium
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OPENING
IT MUST BE HEAVEN by Elia Suleiman
France, Palestine - 97’ - 2019
Festival de Cannes 2019 - Official Competition - Jury Mention and Prix Fipresci
ES escapes from Palestine seeking an alternative homeland, only to find that Palestine is trailing behind
him. The promise of a new life turns into a comedy of errors: however far he travels, from Paris to New
York, something always reminds him of home. From award-winning director Elia Suleiman, a comic saga
exploring identity, nationality and belonging, in which Suleiman asks the fundamental question: where
is the place we can truly call home?
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GUEST OF
HONOUR
MICHEL HAZANAVICIUS
French director Michel Hazanavicius of the award-winning black and white film The Artist (2011) and the cult film
OSS 117 (2005), is the guest of honour for this second edition of BRIFF. The perfect opportunity to (re)discover his
work and debate with the director! In 2020, he releases his new film Le prince oublié with Bérénice Bejo, Omar Sy and
Belgian talent François Damiens.
retrospective
OSS 117 Rio ne répond plus – 2009 - France
Le Redoutable – 2017 - France
The Artist – 2011 - France
La Classe Américaine : Le Grand Détournement – 1993 - France
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OFF-PRO-
GRAM
ABEL FERRARA
What if the camera was a natural extension of your hand? Abel Ferrara was brought
up with film and started shooting amateur 8 mm films during his high school years.
He was only 25 years old when he made his first feature, the highly controversial Nine
Lives of a Wet Pussy, for which he worked with a number of people who would remain in
his entourage for decades: composer Joe Delia and screenwriter Nicholas St. John.
Abel and the Big Apple: it’s a love story that the filmmaker shares with public and
critics alike, from The Driller Killer to ’R Xmas, and including The Funeral, China Girl,
The King of New York, and The Addiction (nominated for the Golden Bear in Berlin in
1995). Meet the New York vigilante par excellence thanks to the BRIFF!
King of New-York - 1989 - United States, Italy
Pasolini - 2014 - France, Belgium, Italy
Tommaso - 2019 - Italy, United States, England
Bad Lieutenant - 1992 - Unites States
The Funeral - 1996 - United States
The Projectionist - 2019 - United States, Greece
EMILIE DEQUENNE
Happy Birthday Emilie !
Thanks to her aunt who noticed the ad in a newspaper, Emilie Dequenne went to the
casting call for Rosetta. Almost as determined as the main character, she earned the
title role, at only 17 years-old. The fairy tale was only beginning: she received the Best
Actress Award at the Cannes Film Festival in 1999 for her performance. 20 years later,
The Girl on the Train, La Fille du RER, is honouring us with her presence at the BRIFF,
to blow the candles of the first success of her acting career and of the Palme d’Or for
Rosetta, surrounded by Fabrizio Rongione and the Dardenne Brothers. In addition,
she is offering us an amazing gift: the best of her filmography.
Rosetta, Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne - 1999 - Belgium
A perdre la raison, Joachim Lafosse - 2012 - Belgium, Luxembourg, France,
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Pas son genre, Lucas Belvaux - 2014 - Belgium, FranceGREEN PLANET – CARTE BLANCHE À BOULI LANNERS
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No future? Does the classic Punk slogan define what’s in store for our world? Bouli
Lanners begs to differ and provides a wake-up call. In the face of climate changes and
the dangers inherent in nuclear power, the actor-director from Liège presents four
films that are meant to get us to react immediately. Animation, fiction, documentary
and short, all genres are appropriate when it’s about saving our world.
The Road, John Hillcoat , 2009 - United States
Fukushima, le couvercle du soleil, Futoshi Sato , 2018 - Japan
Un héritage empoisonné, Isabelle Masson , 2018 - Belgium, France
There’s No Tomorrow, Dermot O’ Connor , 2012 - Ireland
Ilha das Flores, Jorge Furtado, 1989 - Brazil
Kona fer i strió (Woman at War), Benedikt Erlingsson , 2018 - Iceland, France, Ukraine
VIRGIL VERNIER
With fourteen films, of which six feature-length ones, Virgil Vernier has made a name
for himself as one of the most exciting French filmmakers of the moment. Freely
navigating between fiction and documentary, he is involved in a unique exploration of
hypermodernity and the world today. Virgil Vernier’s presence at BRIFF will be an
opportunity to discuss his latest film Sofia Antipolis (in the Directors’ Week
competition) as well as several of his previous films.
Mercuriales - 2014 - France
Andorre - 2013 - France
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Rosetta -Jean-Pierre et Luc Dardenne - 1999 - BelgiumSPACE
Man has walked on the moon. More specifically, it’s Neil Armstrong, an American pilot
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who will be subject to an unprecedented eight years of painstaking preparations for a
voyage into the unknown. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of this “first step,” the
BRIFF pulls out all the stops: First Man, Gravity, Wall-E, Planète interdite, Galaxy Quest
and Apollo 13 are your ticket to share in a space saga, each in its own way. Suit up for an
intersidereal experience…
Wall-E, Andrew Stanton, 2008 - United States
Gravity, Alfonso Cuaron , 2013 - United States, United Kingdom
Galaxy Quest, Dean Parisot, 1999 - United States
Apollo 13, Ron Howard, 1995 - United States
Planète Interdite, Fred M. Wilcox, 1956 - United States
First Man, Damien Chazelle, 2018 - United States, Japan
BELGIAN PANORAMA
The heir to the much loved Be Film Festival, the Belgian Panorama gives you the
opportunity to see or re-see the best of the past year of Belgian films.
Girl, Lukas Dhont - 2018 - Belgium
Seule à mon mariage, Marta Bergman - 2018 - Belgium, Romania, France
Nos Batailles, Guillaume Senez - 2018 - Belgium, France
Continuer, Joachim Lafosse - 2018 - Belgium, France
Visions, Pauline Bombaert - 2018 - Belgium, Burkina Faso
Mon Ket, François Damiens - 2018 - Belgium
Pour vivre heureux, Salima Glamine, Dimitri Linder - 2018 - Belgium, Luxembourg
Un Ange, Koen Mortier - 2018 - Belgium, The Netherlands, Sénégal
Escapada, Sarah Hirtt - 2018 - Belgium, Spain, Luxembourg
OPEN AIR
BREATHE @ BRIFF
How about some fresh air? Get cosy on the terrace of the BRIFF Village and experience
an endless day with Bill Murray, a cosmic outing with George Clooney or trip around
the world with Mike “Wayne” Meyers.
La Classe Américaine : Le Grand Détournement, Michel Hazanavicius - 1993 - France
(23.06 - 10pm - Village BRIFF)
Gravity, Alfonso Cuarón – 2013 - USA, UK (24.06 - 10pm - Village BRIFF)
Wayne’s World, Penelope Spheeris – 1992 - USA (26.06 - 10pm - Village BRIFF)
La Chèvre, Francis Veber – 1981 - France, Mexique (27.06 - 10pm - Village BRIFF)
Groundhog Day, Harold Ramis – 1993 - USA (28.06 - 10pm - Village BRIFF)
ARE YOU SERIES?
The Are You Series? festival has been delighting TV series fans for 6 years at BOZAR.
The team responsible has put together a “Special BRIFF” program to let the binge
watchers discover in exclusivity some of the gems that everyone will be buzzing about
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Big Little Lies (Season 2), Andrea Arnold – 2019
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SCREEN THE BEAT
Make cinema live and vibrate through the rhythm and sound of music! Screen the
Beat! presents a programme dedicated to music documentary, to the discovery of
those personalities who changed the beat and made the audience from all over the
world dance and cry. We take you on a journey to experience memorable moments of
music history in the dark of the screening room. So, close your eyes and follow the
notes…
MATANGI / MAYA / M.I.A, Steve Loveridge , 2018 - UK, United States, Sri Lanka
Copenhagen Dreams, Max Kestner, 2009 - Denmark
My friend Fela , Joel Zito Araújo , 2019 - Brazil
Haut les filles !, François Armanet, 2019 - France
curated by
LA FLOR
After selections at the Locarno, Toronto and Rotterdam film festivals, La Flor is
certainly the largest and most successful film project that has emerged from
Argentina in recent years. This monumental project with a length of 886 minutes
(including breaks) took no less than 10 years to complete! A unique and unforgettable
film experience that will take you through stories of espionage, musical break-ups
and lots of beautiful Argentinean landscapes.
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VIRTUAL REALITY
From 26 June to 29 June, the Experience Festival will take place at UGC De Brouckère
and Cinema Palace, the only festival in Brussels and Belgium that focuses entirely on
virtual reality. For one hour, visitors can enjoy a unique festival experience thanks to
a reality headset.
The first day of the festival there will be a conference in Cinema Palace at which a pa-
nel of professionals from the VR sector will discuss the future and possibilities of this
technology, such as production and distribution.
Shennong, Mi Li et Wang Zheng
Atomic trees, Adam Loften and Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee
Conscious Existence, Marc Zimmermann
Notre Dame
I saw the futur, François Vautier
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BRIFF for
EVERYONE
YOUTH & FAMILY
During the festival, young enthusiasts aged from 8 to 22 are invited to take part in
the festival, either in terms of programming or by participating in workshops, ai-
ming to stimulate creativity, develop critical thinking skills and create a cinema-
tographic and civic sensibility.
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The festival offers a varied range of special screenings for a wide audience, acces-
sible for families, groups or schools.
School sessions
The BRIFF offers schools a programme of feature films adapted to the age of the
students. From 8 to 18 years old, youngsters will have the opportunity to discover,
with their class, unique and emotionally rich cinematographic worlds. At the end
of the screenings, a debate is moderated by professionals to stimulate discussion
and reflection on film techniques and professions, but also on the subjects raised
in the films screened.
Wall-E, Andrew Stanton - 2008 - United States
Ma Vie de Courgette, Claude Barras - 2016 - Switzerland
Binti, Frederike Migom - 2019 - Belgium
Woman at War, Benedikt Erlingsson - 2018 - Iceland
Girl, Lukas Dhont - 2018 - Belgium
Family sessions
The festival is accessible to the youngest and their parents thanks to a «family»
program specially designed for them.
Wall-E, Andrew Stanton - 2008 - United States
Ma Vie de Courgette, Claude Barras - 2016 - Switzerland
Binti, Frederike Migom - 2019 - Belgium
Audiovisual workshops
Film Workshop
During two days, participants aged 12 to 18 are invited to work on a film from the
festival’s program and draw inspiration from it to create their own short film
from A to Z: from script writing to shooting, cinema will no longer hold any secrets
for them!
The European Youth Jury
A jury of 5 young Europeans aged 19 to 22 will watch the films from the Director’s
Week Competition and deliberate to award the European Youth Jury Prize at the
closing ceremony on 29 June.
This year we are happy to welcome Antonis Tsistrakis from Greece, Evelien Van
Houdt from Belgium, Indre Vebraite from Lithuania, Lucie Lanseman from France
and Simon Ramshaw from the United Kingdom for this unique experience in the
heart of Europe.
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co-production forum
The Brussels co-production forum is an initiative that aims to promote
partnerships between Belgian and European producers, as well as support and
train a young generation of producers in the development of their first projects.
This 4th edition, the Brussels co-production forum is organised in two sections :
* The Young Producers section aims to train and help a new generation of Belgian
and European producers to get into the development of their project through
business meetings. 8 projects from Finland, Tunisia, Austria, Georgia, France and
Belgium were selected in this section.
* The second section focuses on gap financing with producers who are looking for
an additional Belgian budget for their feature film project. 10 projects from
Romania, Latvia, Uruguay, Spain, Iceland, Bulgaria, Albania and France were
selected in this section.
INDUSTRY DAY
In collaboration with screen.brussels, Amplo and Mediarte, the Brussels Interna-
tional Film Festival is offering the Industry Day: a program of meetings and de-
bates aimed at creating effective and targeted networking between Belgian pro-
fessionals.
On the agenda:
* An information session on professional trainings in the audiovisual sector
* A job fair to facilitate the recruitment of talents by companies in the audiovisual
sector
* A conference-debate on the working conditions in audiovisual productions in
Belgium
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master-
classes &
meetings
During the second edition of the Brussels International Film Festival, there are nume-
rous meetings and master classes for the audience and professionals from the filmin-
dustry.
Michel Hazanavicius
21.06 - UGC De Brouckère - 8pm (film OSS117 followed by the meeting) - Public access
Bouli Lanners
22.06 - Galeries - 3.30pm (films followed by the meeting with the presence of Francis
Leboutte, civil engineer and President of asbl Fin du nucléaire) - Public access
Abel Ferrara
23.06 - Galeries - 7pm (5pm : film The Funeral followed with the meeting) - Public
access
Emilie Dequenne
24.06 - Palace - 8pm (presentation of the film Rosetta with the presence Emilie
Dequenne, Dardenne brothers and Fabrizio Rongione) - Public access
Bertrand Bonello
25.06 - Galeries - 7pm - Public access
David Oelhoffen
26.06 - Galeries - 2pm - Only accessible for professionals
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BRIFF-
TEAM
Internal team
Asbl Un Soir... Un Grain
General and artistic direction Pascal Hologne and Céline Masset
Programming Céline Masset, Mathilde Pâques and Sophie Sallin
Communication Pascal Hologne, Elise Hannart, Eva Prospero, Camille Vincent, Margaux
Bertier, Octavia Kint, Nathalie Masset, Nicolas Monfort, Camille Stoffel and François
Zachary
Guests Noémie Nicolas, Camille Vincent, Diane Malherbe supported by Louise Delette,
Nina Hervé, Sarah Matelot et Simon Mazurel
Accreditation and ticketing Camille Vincent, Anouk Claeyssens, Frédéric Martin supported
by Sofiane Missouni
Volunteers Anouk Claeyssens
Prints Frédéric Martin and Thomas Clémenceau
Logistic, cocktails, bars, catering Baptiste Lambert supported by Tristan Trafalski and
Anouk Claeyssens
Professional and young activities Romane Pangrazzi, Octavia Kint, Margaux
Bertier assisted by Sibille Maujean, Fanny Dessaix, Hélène Pollet
Selection committee
Arnaud Gourmelen (Programmer for Festival Premiers Plans d’Angers and Karlovy Vary),
Selection committee « International competition »
Juliette Duret (Bozar Cinéma manager), Selection committee « International competition »
Frédéric Cornet (Cinéma Galeries manager), Selection committee « International competition »
Sophie Sallin, Programming and coordinator for the Directors’ week
competition with ARRF
Jessica Woodworth (Director), Selection committee « Directors’ week »
Vanja d’Alcantara (Director), Selection committee « Directors’ week »
Amélie Van Elmt (Director), Selection committee « Directors’ week »
Guillaume Malandrin (Director), Selection committee « Directors’ week »
Valéry Rosier (Director), Selection committee « Directors’ week »
Céline Masset (General director for the Brussels International Film Festival)
External collaborators
Graphisme et communication Carambolage
Communication Emoticom
Développement web Cobea
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Bande annonce Sébastien Petit10
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BRIFF
PARTNERS
Institutional partners Co-prodcution partners
Wallonia-Brussels Federation UGC
Brussels-Capital Region Palace
La Ville de Bruxelles Galeries
La COCOF Bozar
Le VAF Flagey
Visit.brussels
La Loterie Nationale
Professional partners
La Chancellerie du Premier Ministre
BCOH
Circles group
Private partners SACD
BNP Paribas Fortis SABAM
Les Bières de Chimay UPFF
Pillows Grand Hotel Place Rouppe ARRF
DS Screen.brussels
Nespresso KGS
Maison Dandoy Eye-Lite
Chocolissimo - Zaabar CinéFemme
AESOP Prix LUX
Dessange Paris (Av. Louise) Cinévox
Restaurant partners Brightfish
The Living
Kokob
Media partners
Ricotta & Parmesan
RTBF
Betv
Embassies & organisations TV5 Monde
Unifrance La Libre Belgique
Bruzz
De Morgen
SomewhereElse
Ecran Total
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PraCTICAL
Dates
From 20 until 29 june 2019
Locations
UGC De Brouckère - Place De Brouckère, 38 - 1000 Brussels- www.ugc.be
Palace - Boulevard Anspach, 85 - 1000 Brussels - www.cinema-palace.be
Galeries - Galeries de la Reine, 26 - 1000 Brussels - www.galeries.be
Bozar - Rue Ravenstein, 23 - 1000 Brussels - www.bozar.be
Flagey - Place Sainte-Croix - 1050 Brussels - www.flagey.be
BRIFF Village - Place De Brouckère - 1000 Brussels
Rates
BRIFF Festival Pass: 30€ (>15/06 : 40€)
Single ticket : 8,75€ (tickets are available in the partner cinema’s, at the box
office and on their websites)
Ticket opening ceremony : 10€ in presale / 12€ at the venue
Ticket closing ceremony : 10€ in presale / 12€ at the venue
Tickets & information
www.briff.be
info@briff.be
+32 2 248 08 7212
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accredi-
tation
You can request a free accreditation by filling out our online form (www.briff.be
- press section)
You will be able to collect your free badge from 20 June 2019, at the BRIFF Village
located on Place De Brouckère at the Accreditation Office (see timetable below).
This accreditation grants you access to all the BRIFF screenings (by presenting
your pass and within the available seats), as well as to the opening and closing
ceremony, which are accessible only upon prior registration. More details will
follow once your reservation is completed online.
Opening hours of the Accreditation Office:
BRIFF Village (Marquee)
Place De Brouckère
1000 Brussels
Thursday 20 June: 4 pm – 9 pm
Friday 21 – Saturday 22 – Sunday 23 June: 12 pm – 9 pm
Monday 24 to Saturday 29 June: 1 pm – 7.30 pm
The accreditation badge is strictly personal and will only be granted free of
charge once.
The festival also offers you:
- A catalogue of the festival
- A press office at the BRIFF Village including wifi
- Press screenings (to be confirmed by our press manager)
- Interviews with guests (to be confirmed by our press manager)
- 5 drink tickets to consume in the BRIFF Village
We look forward to welcome you at the festival!
The festival team
Brussels International Film Festival > from 20 June to 29 June 2019
http://briff.be/
Un Soir... Un Grain asbl
Avenue Maurice, 1 - 1050 Brussels
T: +32 2 2 248 08 72 - accreditation@briff.beTIMETABLE 14.00 15.00
Thu 20 June UGC
14.00 15.00
Fri 21 June UGC
Palace
Galeries
BRIFF Village (Open air)
14.00 15.00
Sat 22 June UGC
Palace
Galeries F
Flagey Ma vie de courgette
11.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00
Sun 23 June UGC Wall-E Shooting the Mafia
Palace
Galeries
Flagey Yves
Bozar
BRIFF Village (Open air)
14.00 15.00
LEGEND Mon 24 June UGC
Palace
Opening/Closing Galeries
Flagey Pasolini
International Competition Bozar
BRIFF Village (Open air)
Directors' week
14.00 15.00
National Competition Tue 25 June UGC
Palace
Belgian Panorama Galeries
Flagey The Orp
Green Planet by Bouli Lanners Bozar
BRIFF Village (Open air)
Space
14.00 15.00
Retrospective Michel Hazanavicius Wed 26 June UGC
Palace
Family Galeries
Flagey Aren't You Happy?
Retrospective Abel Ferrara Bozar
BRIFF Village (Open air)
Retrospective Emilie Dequenne
14.00 15.00
Concert Live / DJ Set Thu 27 June UGC
Palace
La Flor Galeries Bast
Bozar
Screen the Beat ! BRIFF Village (Open air)
Are You Series 14.00 15.00
Fri 28 June UGC
Masters : Virgil Vernier Palace
Galeries Deslembro
Bozar
BRIFF Village (Open air)
11.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00
Sat 29 June UGC God exist, her name is Petrunya
Palace Koko-Di Koko-Da
Galeries La Flor (Part.3)
BRIFF Village16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00 20.00 21.00 22.00 23.00
It Must be heaven
16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00 20.00 21.00 22.00 23.00
The Artist OSS 117 + Talk Michel Hazanavicius
Continuer So long my son
Galaxy Quest Un Ange
Fastlane Candies
16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00 20.00 21.00 22.00 23.00
Bad Lieutenant Yves
Le redoutable Girl Shooting the Mafia
Fukushima + Talk Bouli Lanners First Man
So long my son Mon Ket Pas son genre
16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00 20.00 21.00 22.00 23.00
Cavale The Orphanage
The Road The Last to See Them Alive
The Funeral Talk Ferrara Tommaso
A perdre la raison Planète Interdite
La Flor (Part.1)
La Classe américaine
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The Last to See Them Alive Zombi child Light as Feathers
Seule à mon mariage Rosetta
It Must be heaven Dirty god
Cavale Woman at war
La Flor (Part.2)
Gravity
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Ray and Liz Animus Animalis
Light as Feathers Aren't You Happy? Oleg
Talk Bonello T'sNT + Un héritage emp.
phanage Dirty god The Projectionist
Matangi / Maya My Friend Fela
Les Juliens
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Ray and Liz Répertoire des villes disparues Sophia Antipolis
Avant l'aurore Century of smoke
Zombi child Apollo 13
Oleg
Vernon Subutex Copenhagen Dreams
Wayne's World
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Répertoire des villes disparues Good Favor Koko-Di Koko-Da
Animus Animalis Deslembro
taard Century of smoke Pour vivre heureux
Mercuriales + Talk Virgil Vernier Andorre + James Ferraro live
La Chèvre
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Visions Sophia Antipolis King of NY
Good Favor God exist, her name is Petrunya Bastaard
o Avant l'aurore Escapada
Haut les filles Big Little Lies
Groundhog Day
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a Nos Batailles Les Plus Belles Années d'une vie
Binti La fille du RER
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