David Nelissen

Two brothers take part in the Stanford marshmallow psychological experiment. But their mutual emotional attachment and the experiment supervisor’s appetite are set to make the study more complicated than anticipated.

One sweet night, Mare falls asleep and wakes up to the rays of the sun. She gets up and heads towards the staircase that will lead her into the depths of her torments and darkest nightmares inhabited by demons, hellish horses, and assassin golems.

Gum is a sticky sweet and an extraordinary jazz musician. Full of emotion, his heart melts very quickly. An ode to love and... to chewing. A child enters a candy store. There, a music-loving piece of gum waves to his orchestra and begins to sing a beautiful and sad love song: He "falls in love too easily"... The charming "chewing gum chanson" is based on the jazz standard "I Fall In Love Too Easily" by Jule Styne (music) and Sammy Cahn (lyrics), which was released in 1944 and became famous mainly through Chet Baker's interpretation.

A jealous god creates a universe and places an androgynous creature that he separates into two complementary beings. In spite of the traps set by the atrabilic god, the creatures will not stop wanting to meet again. In Chinese philosophy, Yin and Yang are two entities resulting from the original breath. These are two opposing but complementary forces.

A young married woman collects the sweet memories of her romance. On closer inspection, she leaves bits of herself behind.

Ten-year-old Lou waits in the emergency room. Usually, by this time, she and her little sister have already eaten. Lou could really use a snack to forget the memories of the afternoon at the pool that keep unsettling her.

Taking as its starting point his "verdine" (caravan in the language of travellers), the animated documentary film portrays Antoine Wiertz, a member of the Traveller community. Now retired, he makes wooden caravans like the ones he spent his childhood in. He tells us about life on the road with his large family, the death of his father when he was fourteen and the need to provide for his family, his marriage and the birth of his children. As the nomadic life became less and less compatible with modern society, Antoine gradually settled down, not without regret; he currently lives in a house in the Belgian countryside but keeps trailers and a caravan to go back on the road whenever possible.