« Une place pour eux » propose une incursion entre les murs de l’école Saint-François, aux côtés de professeurs et d’éducateurs dévoués à leurs élèves en difficulté. L’établissement, situé…
After three wars in eight years and an ongoing eleven-year blockade, how are the people of Gaza coping? This is a story about extraordinary citizens trying to keep others alive and healthy, whether it be by securing access to clean water while maintaining waste management systems, or ensuring that the…
The Sixties are over, but they are not as over here as they are in some places!
18min - 2013 - Belgium directed by: Guy Bordin & Renaud de Putter produced by: Hélicotronc & Spirale Production [FR] Printemps 2012. Dédée, prostituée en vitrine à Bruxelles depuis plus de 30 ans, revient – avec humour, intelligence et franchise…
20 min - 2015 - Belgium a documentary short directed by: Guy Bordin & Renaud De Putter produced by: Hélicotronc [FR] La brève visite d’un prêtre kenyan dans le haut Arctique canadien est l’occasion d’évoquer le passé de cette région…
Depression - sufferers and treatments. Depression - an increasingly common condition of our society: Winston Churchill described it as 'staring the black dog in the eye'. Author William Styron, musician Tim Finn and director Jane Campion describe what it is like for them, and a range of…
A woman with learning disabilities is accused of murdering a child who dies from heat exposure. Six years ago Eunice Baker, a woman with borderline learning disabilities was baby-sitting a three-year-old girl. The heating system in the child's room broke down and led to the temperature soaring.…
1h20 - 2011 - Belgium a documentary film by: Renaud de Putter et Guy Bordin produced by par: Hélicotronc [FR] Tourné à Samoa (Pacifique Sud) et Mittimatalik (Arctique canadien), « Circe’s Place » est construit autour de récits de vie qui font se rencontrer…
In the early 70’s – a time dominated by drugs, the Vietnam War and the Manson-Murders – a picture perfect pair of siblings embodies the other, the clean America: the Carpenters. Their sound is something entirely different compared to the contemporary rock music: Easy Listening, harmony…
In 1968, young Aboriginal boxer Lionel Rose punched his way to the world bantamweight championship and became the first Aboriginal to win a world title. But who is the man behind the myth?
A brisk thirty minutes, this updated short film about the ERA makes the strong legal and economic argument for why completing ERA Ratification in these last two states is critical today, more than ever. Excerpted from the award-winning documentary, Equal Means Equal, with new footage and commentary,…
Indigenous communities around the world and in the U.S. resist threats to their sacred places—the original protected lands—in a growing movement to defend human rights and restore the environment. In this four-part documentary series, native people share ecological wisdom and spiritual…
