Misha van der Werf

In Brussels, a construction worker crosses paths with a bryologist.

While Marcel struggles, after the death of his mother, to empty the family home, a melody fills the deserted rooms. In the living room, he meets a stranger playing his late mother's cello.

A story that explores transformations of body, identity and relationships. It captures moments suspended between loss and discovery, solitude and desire. Without offering clear answers, it reveals the complexity of searching for connection, meaning, or belonging.

Every evening, a dog passes by Isaac's window and asks him to come along southward. This proposal becomes increasingly appealing, especially as Isaac becomes increasingly annoyed by the strange behavior of his parents, with whom he lives in a remote castle.

Nilou, Malick and Adanne are best friends and seem to share everything, yet they have more faith in their smartphone - the carrier of all their personal information - than in their friendship. When they discover that their phones have been hacked, nothing seems certain. They want to do everything they can to keep their secrets from being publicized, but with a hacker lurking, sending them challenging assignments in exchange for their privacy, the three friends are confronted with their darkest fears and secrets.

After experiencing countless one-night stands and casual flings that involve a lot of fumbling but absolutely no orgasms, twentysomething Lou finally snaps and opens up to her housemate, Paolo, leading to an exploration of female pleasure, intimacy, relationships, and the frustrations of modern dating.