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September 20, 2023 / News / Event

Chantal Akerman – A Lasting Heritage

The tribute and attention paid to Chantal Akerman in Brussels and Belgium, initiated in October 2022 with the Brussels initiative Chantal Akerman, une cinéaste à Bruxelles continues thanks to the efforts of Belgian institutions to celebrate her heritage. Find out below all the events and projects planned in Belgium for the 2023/24 season!

08/09/2023 > 07/09/2024

Aurore Clément / Fomu / Mechelen / Installation / Antwerp / ARGOS / Fondation Chantal Akerman / Film Festival / Bruxelles / BOZAR / Heritage / Contour biennial

List of
Retrospectives

This comprehensive list of Akerman Retrospectives is updated regularly by the Fondation Chantal Akerman…

Fondation Chantal Akerman / Film Festival / Retrospective

April 3, 2024 / News

Honoring Chantal Akerman: The Directors’ Fortnight People Choice

Throughout her career, Chantal Akerman and the Directors’ Fortnight have maintained a longstanding relationship. Their association began in 1975, when she premiered Jeanne Dielman, 23, Quai du commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (1975) at the Cannes’ selection, bringing her a critical and international recognition. Since this initial springboard, the Fortnight has remained faithful to Akerman’s work, selecting […]

Directors' Fortnight / Cannes Festival / Jeanne Dielman / Fondation Chantal Akerman / Film Festival / Award / Golden Eighties / Sud / Cannes / Quinzaine des cinéastes

April 2, 2024 / News / Event

Golden Eighties Restored

On the occasion of the restoration of Golden Eighties (1986) the Cinema Palace of Brussels is releasing the film and holding an exhibition about the making of the film and its set.

11/04/2024 > 23/06/2024

Events / Release / Cinematographer / CINEMATEK / Fondation Chantal Akerman / Restoration / Golden Eighties / archives / Jean Ber

February 14, 2024 / News / Event

“D’Est en Musique” by Sonia Wieder-Atherton and Chantal Akerman, with Sarah Rothenberg

Together with Akerman, Sonia Wieder-Atherton created a haunting cinematic concert in which D’Est resonates poetically with music by Schnittke, Martinů, Chopin and other composers from Russia and Eastern Europe.