Catalogue des films de « Thierry de Halleux »

When one films a man of power close up over a long time, who is the real director ? That is the question I ask myself while looking back, twenty years later, at the images of the 5 films I made between 1989 and 1993 on François Mitterrand. In...

130 000 affaires par an. 4000 mises à l’instruction. 2300 mandats d’arrêts. Le Parquet de Bruxelles est la plus importante machine judiciaire du pays. Plus de 100 substituts y enquêtent avec 22 juges d’instruction et plusieurs dizaines de...

Octobre 2010. Léopold Storme est condamné par la Cour d’assises de Bruxelles pour le triple meurtre de son père, sa mère et sa sœur, assassinés de nombreux coups de couteaux, trois ans plus tôt. Pourtant, le jeune homme n’a jamais...

For or against nuclear power? And if the question was somewhere else? A key testimony missing in the debate, that of nuclear workers. This film let them speak.

Jean-Marc Tanase est depuis près de 15 ans derrière les barreaux ! Même les condamnés à perpétuité ne restent pas aussi longtemps en prison. Jean-Marc est chef des gardiens à la prison de Forest. Avec son équipe d?agents pénitenciers, il...

From ring to ring, from brother to brother, this film plunges into the world of boxing. It gives an impressionist portrait of men and women driven by this popular sport and reflects the life of a region.

This documentary is a unique document. It comprises the testimonials of people who have participated between 1968 and 1973 in the designing and realisation of the city of Louvain-la-Neuve: architects, urban planners, economists, public space...

The life of a Jewish family where everyone is either a clown, a musician or a juggler and has been for six generations already. These days, Marquis, Pepete’s son, is passing on the heritage of the art of the circus as well as Jewish traditions...

This film tells the story of prison through the daily lives of children and their incarcerated parents. There is Didier who does not know his children except through photos, visits and the phone and whose children cannot wait to see him get out...

After a long civil war, which lasted 16 years, Beirut today is in the process of being rebuilt. However, behind the peaceful facade, the country lives in the shadow of the war. Those who waged the war are free to walk the streets with impunity...