Catalogue des films de « Rudi Maerten »

She was 102 years old. It was the end of summer 2018. My grandmother made the choice to leave France to come and die in Belgium. The choice of a 'sweet and easy' death - euthanasia in Greek. I look back at what preceded her ephemeral exile and my...

Portrait complice, vagabond et ludique d’une artiste jusqu’au bout des ongles, Päivi Pennola.

This fictional documentary was created through a collaborative process with contemporary migrants who embody and appropriate European emigration stories of the past and combine them with their own migratory experiences. A poetic and political...

A filmmaker seeks the reasons for his chronic insomnia. His investigation transforms his relationship to night and sleep. "The Wakeful Sleeper" takes us on a journey between reality and dreams, sensitivity and knowledge.

In 1913, the Solvay company set up a baking soda factory in Rosignano (IT). For over 100 years, the production processes of this material have deeply marked, transformed, and affected the bodies and spirit of its inhabitants. Throughout this time,...

In 1998, Semira Adamu, a 20 year-old, so-called "illegal", Nigerian immigrant on Belgian soil, was smothered to death by a police cushion as they attempted to evict her. Twenty years later, in a combined female war cry, two women tell her story....

Is it a sweet and tender thing, something enigmatic, something human, something unique in its kind, something fragile? It is something woven of thousand things, sweet, fragile, enigmatic and human. "September Diary" is an inner journey that...

The house, that very intimate space, where one can store personal belongings, secrets. The place where to hide from the other's sight by closing the door. But here, there are few things and the door is open. On the threshold, a man.

Starting with an empty factory, a family name and a trunk of archives, the poetic stroll of an apprentice film-maker who moves in her grandmother's house when expecting her first child. This was me five years ago. A reverie about oblivion and the...

Mon grand-père, Wilhelm, est un ancien soldat de la Wehrmacht. Je le filme depuis mon adolescence. À sa mort, j’ouvre une boite contenant des souvenirs de la Seconde Guerre mondiale qu’il n’a jamais montrés à personne. L’ai-je un jour...