Hair, paper, water…
This documentary follows the life of Cao Thị Hậu as she teaches her grandchildren the endangered Rục language, word by word, memory by memory. Shot on 16mm, the film’s grainy, textured images evoke intimacy and the passage of time. As Hậu ventures toward Saigon, the film shifts from quiet observation ...
L’éclipse de la lune rouge
My mother Nathalie will die in two years. My son will be born in nine months. From the past remains a spiral of violence and precarity we still have to decipher. But also the strength of my mother, and the poetry in her way of being in the world. By ...
Anima Saturdays 25|26
Once a month, Studio 5 at Flagey hosts two screenings of rare and exceptional animated films for children. Sometimes they are full-length features, more often collections of short films, but always carefully selected by the Anima team.
Ghost Elephants
In the highlands of Angola, Werner Herzog films conservation biologist Steve Boyes, setting out on an epic journey to search for a mysterious, elusive herd of ghost elephants - creatures long believed to be a myth.
Cineflagey by Cinematek & Kinograph
€ 10,5 > € 7
Hispanic Waves
On the programme is the Glosa Sinfónica Margariteña, Venezuelan composer Inocente Carreño’s tribute to his homeland. Drawing inspiration from several traditional songs such as Margarita es una Lágrima, the Canto Del Pilón, the Canto de Velorio and Los Tiguitiguitos this impressionist work ranks among the musical masterpieces of Latin America.
More than 7,000 kilometres away, the Madrid sun ...
Sound Installation: Fabio Machiavelli
“First we shape our tools and then they shape us.” (John M. Culkin)
In Machiavelli’s work, (re)shaping is key. For several years now, the core of his artistic practice has been rooted in new lutherie, DIY practices as compositional processes, and the development of new instruments as alternative sound surfaces — ...
Sonic Harvest: David Dubois, Alice Van Biesen, Livia Slegs
The Brussels Philharmonic invited young sound artists David Dubois, Alice Van Biesen and Livia Slegs to create new sound works for the Tectonics festival, inspired by the concerts from the LAB-SERIES.
Before, during, and after these concerts, they embarked on a wild foraging for sound — harvesting noises, voices, textures, with ...
Expo Baudouin Oosterlynck
Baudouin Oosterlynck (Kortrijk, 1946) has been developing a singular artistic practice around sound, silence, and listening since the 70s. For the very first edition of Tectonics in Brussels, he brings together a selection of his remarkable listening instruments in Studio 3.
These are not conventional sound-producing instruments, but objects that shift ...
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