LES FILMS DE LA PASSERELLE
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Je n'aime plus la mer - Idriss Gabel
NEWS
The film “Les mots de la fin” is available to stream on Arte until May 22, 2026!
A consultation room in a public hospital in Belgium. A doctor sees patients there, most of whom are seriously ill. Referred by their primary care physician or a specialist, they have come to discuss their end of life and seek guidance through a second medical opinion. Behind the closed doors of this unique consultation room, they work with Dr. Damas to craft their own end-of-life plan. A lesson in life and humanity…
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The film “Return to Fukushima” will have its preview screening on May 20 at Le Parc cinema in Liège and on May 27 at Caméo cinema in Namur.
For several years now, the Japanese government has been building complexes known as “renewal housing developments” in the heart of Fukushima Prefecture. More than a decade after the accident, this heavily contaminated region is seeing the emergence of these concrete neighborhoods, isolated in the midst of wild and radioactive nature. This film offers an intimate portrait of the residents of these places and provides a poetic reflection on the region.
The film “Steel Flowed Through Our Veins” is available to stream on Auvio until February 5th, 2027!
This captivating documentary immerses us in the world of Liège’s steelworkers, revealing an extraordinary industrial and human story. It explores lives forged by iron and fire through personal accounts and previously unseen archival footage spanning 50 years.
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ABOUT LES FILMS DE LA PASSERELLE
Founded in 1984, Les Films de la Passerelle quickly turned its attention to the creation of documentaries dealing with social issues (prisons, respect for workers' rights, etc.), humanitarian issues (African hospitals) and political issues (human rights). A desire to raise awareness through ongoing reflection on North/South relations (Street kids in Brazil, etc.).
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