Kevin Janssens Directs New Collection Supported by Display Flanders

The director Filip Lenaerts has been operating from success The story of Flanders at full pace. Among the many twelve new initiatives by which Display Flanders invests, there are two fiction collection with, Bathtub visitor in Brendag. Brendag, with Kevin Janssens as debut screenwriter and director with Lenaerts, in a collection for VRT1, based mostly on true occasions from 1942. Bathtub visitor Lenaerts directs with Sander Brants; the Flemish-Dutch manufacturing that includes Tom Waes might be recorded on Terschelling. The collection will obtain assist of 240,000 and 390,000 euros respectively.

Sunday the ninthwhich can obtain 135,000 euros in assist, is a movie by Kat Steppe – the director of such a collection Good folks by Ieroen Meus no taboo with worldwide Emmy nominee Philippe Geubels. The movie is Steppe’s first characteristic since then Many thanks & thanks from 2010. That was a documentary concerning the outdated cafes within the Westhoek. Sunday the ninth, by Josse De Pauw and Peter Van den Start, amongst others, fiction, however set in an energetic residential care facility.

READ IN. Kevin Janssens mentioned in ‘The Home’: “My grandmother got here to me and mentioned: you’ll be able to’t do this, that is your father sitting there”

Additionally notice: Cardboard packing containers, the movie adaptation of Tom Lanoye’s second novel. Bavo Defurne is caring for the script and course (North Texas) and Yves Verbraeken. He’ll obtain 150,000 euros in assist. Defurne has had the movie adaptation for a very long time, he introduced in 2019.

Display Flanders is the financial fund for audiovisual productions of the Flemish Company for Innovation & Entrepreneurship (Vlaio) and the Flemish Imaginative and prescient Fund (VAF). It now gives two million to 12 audiovisual productions, 5 movies and 7 collection. Seven of those are majority Flemish, 5 are worldwide co-productions with a smaller Flemish contribution. The twelve initiatives will generate 18,046,542 euros in audiovisual expenditure within the Flemish Area, 9.02 euros per euro invested.