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Ma Gueule
Grégory Carnoli, Thibaut Wohlfahrt
Belgique, 2022, 22', VO FR/NL st FR
Stéphane keert terug naar zijn geboortestad om met zijn jeugdvrienden naar een
voetbalwedstrijd te kijken. Aan het einde van de wedstrijd halen ze Stéphane
over om samen met hen een avondje uit te gaan in een Vlaamse nachtclub. Maar
Stéphane wordt de toegang geweigerd.
Passée l’aube
Nicolas Graux
Belgique, 2017, 24', VO FR/PL st FR
Een film over een spontane reünie tussen twee voormalige geliefden, de ene
Pools, de andere Belgisch. Het is een scharniermoment waarop veel tederheid en
liefde nog steeds aanwezig zijn, ondanks de scheiding en de kilometers.
La Costa Dorada
Noémi Gruner
Belgique, 2017, 10', VO ES st FR
Om haar ouders te helpen, die getroffen zijn door de Spaanse crisis, moet Erika
gaan werken aan de Costa Dorada, terwijl in Madrid een van de grootste
demonstraties van de Indignés plaatsvindt. Alleen wordt ze nog harder
geconfronteerd met de crisis.
I Rafi, la couture (The Stitch)
Sandra Fassio
Belgique, 2012, 14', VO EL st FR
Anna naait al jaren de kostuums van Nicolas. In deze workshop spreken ze Grieks,
als herinnering aan het land dat ze moesten ontvluchten ten tijde van de
dictatuur van de kolonels. Maar ze vertrokken niet om dezelfde redenen… Vanavond
zal Anna's routine verstoord worden door rampzalig nieuws; vanavond zal Nicolas
erachter komen waarom Anna hem niet vermoord heeft.
Pina
Jérémy Depuydt, Giuseppe Accardo
Belgique, France , 2022, 24', VO IT st FR
Aan het einde van de 19e eeuw, in een afgelegen dorp op het Siciliaanse
platteland, bezit Pina, de dochter van de bakker, de kracht om de aarde te
regenereren. Bij elke oogst wordt het dorp geplunderd door schaamteloze
gangsters. Pina's ontmoeting met de leider van de bandieten stort het gehucht in
een tijdperk van hongersnood, waardoor het lot van het hele land op zijn kop
komt te staan.
********** Français **********
Ma Gueule
Grégory Carnoli, Thibaut Wohlfahrt
Belgique, 2022, 22', VO FR/NL st FR
Stéphane, revient dans sa ville natale pour voir un match de foot avec ses amis
d’enfance. A la fin du match, ceux-ci parviennent à persuader Stéphane de les
suivre pour une virée dans une boîte de nuit flamande. Mais Stéphane se voit
refuser l’entrée.
Passée l’aube
Nicolas Graux
Belgique, 2017, 24', VO FR/PL st FR
Un film qui traite de retrouvailles impromptues entre deux anciens amoureux,
l’un polonais, l’autre belge. Ce moment charnière où beaucoup de tendresse et
d’amour sont encore là, malgré la séparation et les kilomètres.
La Costa Dorada
Noémi Gruner
Belgique, 2017, 10', VO ES st FR
Pour aider ses parents touchés par la crise espagnole, Erika doit partir
travailler sur La Costa Dorada alors qu’à Madrid s’organise l’une des plus
importantes manifestations des Indignés. Seule, elle se retrouve confrontée plus
brutalement encore à la crise.
I Rafi, la couture (The Stitch)
Sandra Fassio
Belgique, 2012, 14', VO EL st FR
Anna coud les costumes de Nicolas depuis des années. Dans cet atelier, ils
parlent grec, en souvenir du pays qu’ils ont dû fuir à l’époque de la dictature
des colonels. Mais ils ne l’ont pas quitté pour les mêmes raisons... Ce soir,
Anna verra sa routine brisée par une nouvelle funeste ; ce soir, Nicolas saura
pourquoi Anna ne l’a pas tué.
Pina
Jérémy Depuydt, Giuseppe Accardo
Belgique, France , 2022, 24', VO IT st FR
À la fin du 19e siècle, dans un village reculé de la campagne sicilienne, Pina,
la fille de la boulangère, détient le pouvoir de régénérer la terre. À chaque
récolte, le village est en proie au pillage de mafieux sans vergogne. La
rencontre de Pina avec le chef des bandits plongera le hameau dans une ère de
famine, jusqu’à faire basculer le destin du pays tout entier.
On the (re)appropriation of queer aesthetics in music and nightlife w/ VICE & The Belgian Pride
Description
Few industries are as accepting to queer aesthetics as the music industry, yet the people that pioneer a lot of pop and mainstream music in this field struggle to be centre stage. In this talk we’ll chart the contributions of queer communities to the (aesthetics of the) music industry, and discuss how these communities can capitalize on their contributions, both financially speaking, and to further the LGBTQ rights movement.
w/ BRYN, Juriji der Klee, Hendrik Wittock and Amari Bouzin
The conversation ise in English and moderated by Rachael Moore (The Belgian Pride)
Recorded on 12.05.21
BRYN
Brussels-based pop singer-songwriter BRYN has quite the story behind him. The Rwandese refugee followed his dreams in the music world - against the advice of his teachers and parents, who wanted to push him into academic studies. He moved a lot growing up before settling in the country he now calls home. He started writing songs in 2011, whilst living in an asylum seeker center, where he taught himself how to play guitar. He regularly played his compositions to a friend there who used to call him “The Brain” as a way to encourage him in his passion: that’s how the project BRYN (pronounced “brain”) was born. Now the 21-year-old is back to tell us more with his first EP ‘Middle 8’ of heavy pop sounds inspired by artists such as Lorde and Tove Lo, including the singles ‘A Degree’, ‘Teenage Dreams’ and ‘LTIWYL’.
https://www.instagram.com/musicbryn/
JURIJI DER KLEE
Juriji der Klee, a drag performer who trained as a lyrical singer, cabaret artist at Madame Arthur in Paris and the mother of the house Bénédiction-Rituels Exceptionnels. She creates electro-pop music away from the mainstream, where lyrical singing is made sacred again, transcending sounds, genders, and eras, blessing the city through Queer rituals where inclusivity and diversity are the keywords.
https://www.instagram.com/jurijiderklee/
AMARI BOUZIN
From street dancer to art performer. Amari is an artist but also a non-binary fashion model, represented in Paris and Milan. They’re known as an experimental DJ, deconstructing club's music narrative with spiritual sounds. But most of their recent work is around Black and Queer sensualities: creating innovative spaces around that topic. They are the founder of ROYALE, a new experience diving into the Art World with visual art, sound, and performance, questioning institutionalized spaces around Queerness, Blackness, and sensualities.
https://www.instagram.com/amariskingdom/
HENDRICK WITTOCK
Hendrik Wittock is a marketeer and writer with a Master's in Comparative Modern Literature. He graduated with a thesis on (metaphorical) discourse on HIV/AIDS in the 80s and is currently working as Marketing Manager for VICE Media Group, the biggest youth media company around the world. In his current position, Hendrik is responsible for partnerships and marketing of VICE in Belgium, and he also writes and (co)produces (video)content related to queer politics, gender equality, music, and other art forms for vice.com.
https://www.instagram.com/hendrikwittock/
RACHAEL MOORE
Rachael Moore is a British-born LGBT activist who lives and works in Brussels, Belgium. With a background in youth empowerment, LGBT rights, and advocacy, Rachael is no stranger to discrimination in social and professional settings. Previously she worked at the European Parliament and as the director of Rainbowhouse Brussels. Her experience at both local and European levels of politics has given her a greater insight into places that were never meant for Black people or people of colour. Together with Eric Cyuzuzo, she co-founded Rainbow Nation Brussels, an organization that pushes for a different narrative regarding the visibility of QTIBPOC through pushing for diversity, inclusivity, and multiculturalism that is not defined by whiteness, with a true ‘Nothing about Us without Us’ stance with regards to how the LGBT community deals with its own issues of racism, transphobia, and xenophobia. Rainbow Nation Brussels also provides support group meetings for QTIBPOC and organizes community-building activities for victims of racism. Rachael is also cofounded SHAKEDOWN Bxl which organizes cultural events that centralize queer and trans women and femme persons. Additionally, Rachael works as a consultant about intersectionality and anti-racism.
https://www.instagram.com/raerae_lacray/
Co-organizers: Vice & The Belgian Pride
w/ BRYN, Juriji der Klee, Hendrik Wittock and Amari Bouzin
The conversation ise in English and moderated by Rachael Moore (The Belgian Pride)
Recorded on 12.05.21
BRYN
Brussels-based pop singer-songwriter BRYN has quite the story behind him. The Rwandese refugee followed his dreams in the music world - against the advice of his teachers and parents, who wanted to push him into academic studies. He moved a lot growing up before settling in the country he now calls home. He started writing songs in 2011, whilst living in an asylum seeker center, where he taught himself how to play guitar. He regularly played his compositions to a friend there who used to call him “The Brain” as a way to encourage him in his passion: that’s how the project BRYN (pronounced “brain”) was born. Now the 21-year-old is back to tell us more with his first EP ‘Middle 8’ of heavy pop sounds inspired by artists such as Lorde and Tove Lo, including the singles ‘A Degree’, ‘Teenage Dreams’ and ‘LTIWYL’.
https://www.instagram.com/musicbryn/
JURIJI DER KLEE
Juriji der Klee, a drag performer who trained as a lyrical singer, cabaret artist at Madame Arthur in Paris and the mother of the house Bénédiction-Rituels Exceptionnels. She creates electro-pop music away from the mainstream, where lyrical singing is made sacred again, transcending sounds, genders, and eras, blessing the city through Queer rituals where inclusivity and diversity are the keywords.
https://www.instagram.com/jurijiderklee/
AMARI BOUZIN
From street dancer to art performer. Amari is an artist but also a non-binary fashion model, represented in Paris and Milan. They’re known as an experimental DJ, deconstructing club's music narrative with spiritual sounds. But most of their recent work is around Black and Queer sensualities: creating innovative spaces around that topic. They are the founder of ROYALE, a new experience diving into the Art World with visual art, sound, and performance, questioning institutionalized spaces around Queerness, Blackness, and sensualities.
https://www.instagram.com/amariskingdom/
HENDRICK WITTOCK
Hendrik Wittock is a marketeer and writer with a Master's in Comparative Modern Literature. He graduated with a thesis on (metaphorical) discourse on HIV/AIDS in the 80s and is currently working as Marketing Manager for VICE Media Group, the biggest youth media company around the world. In his current position, Hendrik is responsible for partnerships and marketing of VICE in Belgium, and he also writes and (co)produces (video)content related to queer politics, gender equality, music, and other art forms for vice.com.
https://www.instagram.com/hendrikwittock/
RACHAEL MOORE
Rachael Moore is a British-born LGBT activist who lives and works in Brussels, Belgium. With a background in youth empowerment, LGBT rights, and advocacy, Rachael is no stranger to discrimination in social and professional settings. Previously she worked at the European Parliament and as the director of Rainbowhouse Brussels. Her experience at both local and European levels of politics has given her a greater insight into places that were never meant for Black people or people of colour. Together with Eric Cyuzuzo, she co-founded Rainbow Nation Brussels, an organization that pushes for a different narrative regarding the visibility of QTIBPOC through pushing for diversity, inclusivity, and multiculturalism that is not defined by whiteness, with a true ‘Nothing about Us without Us’ stance with regards to how the LGBT community deals with its own issues of racism, transphobia, and xenophobia. Rainbow Nation Brussels also provides support group meetings for QTIBPOC and organizes community-building activities for victims of racism. Rachael is also cofounded SHAKEDOWN Bxl which organizes cultural events that centralize queer and trans women and femme persons. Additionally, Rachael works as a consultant about intersectionality and anti-racism.
https://www.instagram.com/raerae_lacray/
Co-organizers: Vice & The Belgian Pride
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