Starting from March 3rd, the annual Classics Restored Festival hosted by Cinea takes place in Ghent, Antwerpen and Kortrijk, screening recently restored films from all over the world.

On the 4th and 5th of March, Kaaitheater hosts Ciné Place-Making, a two-day study circle on place-making in film curated by artist and researcher Robin Vanbesien.

Five arthouse cinemas in Brussels announced the launch of a new monthly subscription.

In het kader van de lopende tentoonstelling Circonstances over de Franse pedagoog Fernand Deligny organiseren filmmaker Mattijs Driesen en pedagoog Nancy Vansieleghem van LUCA School of Arts een workshopreeks in het Gentse Museum Dr. Guislain.

Home Cinema, the collective responsible for the occupation of the renowned Cinema La Clef in Paris, is under threat of expulsion since the beginning of February. In response, a campaign has recently been launched to prevent it.

American documentary filmmaker and activist John B. Douglas passed away on January 25.

Magnum Begynasium Bruxellense (1978) by Boris Lehman will be screened in the Grand Hospice Pacheco on February 5. 

On January 17, the French actor Michel Subor passed away at the age of 86 as a result of a car accident.

The entire filmography of French filmmaker Jean Eustache is undergoing meticulous restoration to be rereleased in the coming months.

The corona pandemic has forced cultural organizations to rethink the relationship to their audience. Denderland TV is one of the many initiatives that arose from the search for alternative ways of communication.