Documentary 4 x 50' about the rise and fall of Maréchal Mobutu a PANENKA production Regisseur: Guillaume Graux Producer: René Vermeulen Hoofdredacteur: Joost Vandesande Redactie: Wendy Bashi Productie: Tshoper Kabambi Audio: Cédric Mbongo - Bas De Caluwé

Le groupe Bakolo Music International vient de fêter ses 70 ans. Ses musiciens sont les derniers témoins d'une grande époque, l'âge d'or de la rumba congolaise. Aujourd'hui, malgré leur âge avancé, ils se lancent dans une nouvelle tournée internationale. Quoiqu'il advienne dans ce périple, les musiciens de Bakolo continueront à jouer la rumba, jusqu'à ce que leur dernier mouvement soit un accord de guitare, leur dernier souffle un phrasé de saxophone et leur dernier mouvement, un pas de danse. Auteur : Viré Benjamin, Vantorre Tom Réalisateur : Viré Benjamin, Vantorre Tom

Kinshasa is a chaotic place, aspecially when it comes to traffic. One woman might have found a solution for the current situation. Meet Mami Robot!

In 2019 – 2020, the Tomorrowland Foundation supports MOBILE SCHOOL. An incredible organization that works with street children in 30 countries around the world. The focus of the mobile school is on strengthening the self-esteem and identity of street children and allowing them to discover their talents through play. Lost Frequencies visited a mobile school in Querétaro (Mexico). Discover this great story. THANK YOU People of Tomorrow. Do something good today, that tomorrow will thank you for. Discover more info on: https://www.tomorrowland.com/en/foundation/welcome https://www.mobileschool.org/ Live Today, Love Tomorrow, Unite Forever,... www.tomorrowland.com

Gert Jochems is a leading Belgian photographer, he has a passion for experiment and analog photography

7 min documentary about paralympic cyclist Diererick Schelfhout. Co-Directed with Dieter Schietse, Sound Yves Bosschaerts

Baloji - KANIAMA SHOW (Baloji's short film debut) A fictional satire about the collusion of State and media powers in an unidentified African country. The film is built as a Sunday afternoon variety show, with a set stuck in the 70s that underscores an unwillingness to change. Kaniama Show received numerous awards at festivals despite its unusual and disconcerting form. It is a great pleasure to finally bring this film to everyone. --- Listen to Baloji's album "137 Avenue Kaniama" : http://smarturl.it/Baloji2018 On May 3 the album Kaniama: The Yellow Version comes out on Bella Union, released in its original concept form as a long-play single track. It is an album that unfolds throughout 72 minutes, with two unreleased bonus remixes (feat. Poison Mobutu, Gael Faye). The release is accompanied by my first short film, Kaniama Show, a fictional satire about the collusion of State and media powers in an unidentified African country. The film is built as a Sunday afternoon variety show, with a set stuck in the 70s that underscores an unwillingness to change. The cast includes Eriq Ebouaney (Raoul Peck’s Lumumba), Bwanga Pilipili, Martha Daro Canga, and Eric Kabongo.

In the early 2000's, I got different assignments for RTE (Irish Television) in the Middle East. It was a time of great tension and war. Recently, I was interviewed by 'CREW' podcast about those days. Editor Kwinten Guernay but the images together with some outtakes of the podcast.

Trailer for the documentary My Ras Tafari Roots by David Verhaeghe. We travelled to the places where reggae matters to find out if the director of this film is truly a descendant of Haille Selassie.

First in a series of 5 50 mins episodes. We filmed people arriving in Belgium and followed the first 5 years, living in their new home country. Intervieuw Phara De Aguirre, Director Jeremy Deryckere, Sound Karel Verstreken

Trailer for docu 'Triq Slama Mohammed' (2x50') Production: Céline Van Leuven for VRT Director: David Verhaeghe Editor: Isabelle Junius Researcher/ass editor/translator: Loutfi Belghmidi Camera: Tom Vantorre Sound: Yves Bosschaerts Video Editor: Jeroen Simoni

Trailer for '3 Generaties' (8x30' for VRT) Production: De Raconteurs Camera: Tom Vantorre Assistent: Wouter Gordts Sound: Yves Bosschaerts & Toon Meuris

Opening titels for 'Meneer De Burgemeester' Docu serie for Canvas (VRT, Belgian TV) Production: De Raconteurs Concept: Lieven Billiet, Peter Vandekerckhove, Tom Vantorre Dop: Tom Vantorre Chef-Electro: Steven Allebosch Assistents: Martijn D'Haene, Wouter Gordts Editing: Lieven Billiet, Martijn D'Haene Shot on RED EPIC, Zeiss Distagon Lenses