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At the age of 15, Anne-Charlotte Pascal becomes Charlotte Valandrey, the heroine of the film "Rouge baiser". Twenty years later, she receives a heart transplant.

A few moments in the life of four girls who are busy... growing up. Almost imperceptibly, they get to the age of twelve, then twelve and a half, then thirteen. The mother of one of them (the director) watched them, as they grew, with tenderness tinged with a slight touch of worry. A chronicle of passing time.

In northern Chile, at the beginning of this century, the industry of saltpetre drove people into the Atacama desert where they built up a town, Victoria, a symbol of modernity and prosperity. Today, Victoria is a ruin with 6 inhabitants where there only remains traces of a glorious past. The film reconstructs the course of events that doomed Victoria to oblivion.

The strange journey of a supermodel gone blind who decides to link her fate to that of her dog gone mad.

An unwanted encounter between an "acrimonious" middle-aged lady and a young black man. A comedy on everyday's racism in a Brussels tramway...

1800 passengers and 1100 crew board the world's largest ship, the last of the transatlantic liners; they are bound to live close together for 5 days at sea.

In Autumn 1995, invited by organizings, the director Rob Rombout finds out the amazing festival of documentary film of Perm in Russia: FLAHERTYANA 1995. He is the only foreign director among Russian directors, with their regard, and their approach of the Russia today that is still confronted to a heavy political past and a cultural aura staying rich. Re-invited in 1998 by this festival, he decides to realize a documentary film, with a DV-Cam, which proposes a selection of testimonies of this Russian directors met by Rob, the director, and illustrated by extracts of their movies.

Portraits/interviews of contemporary artists.

On board the F.G. McClintock, 80 men and 1 woman work around the clock in search of Black Gold. In such an enclosed space facing the wild sea, little room is left to express your state of mind.

Haïti, a Caribbean island. A land torn between America and Africa. After three decades of bloody dictatorship, President Aristide restores democracy in 1994. He disbands the army and creates from start to finish a new police force. 5,200 young men, most of them academics, are trained within only four months and sent away throughout the country. Today, from Cité Soleil, a shanty town of 400,000 inhabitants, to Hinche, a remote province, a few Haitian policemen struggle to carry out a mission that becomes each day more difficult.

In 1969, in a Wallonian village, there remains a tradition in Michel's family: once a year the adults play at marrying their children. This year, Michel was chosen by his cousin Sophie...

The Hudson Bay Railroad is the railway link to the Canadian Far North. Twice a week, the mail, newspapers and food to be delivered to the whole region, are loaded onto the freight wagons. During the two days of the journey, the isolated train and its crew will be breaking through the icy wind.

Saint-Josse-ten-Noode is the smallest borough in Brussels, the capital of Europe. It is also the poorest. A socialist Mayor has been ruling there for almost 50 years, defending the right to difference and staying attentive to the community. The film draws a subtly shaded picture of a political entity, as one might find anywhere in the world, forming a portrait of an out of the ordinary Mayor, in the daily practice of his duties.

They are 18 to 25 years old, and have a deep-rooted passion for drama. Throughout one school-year, "Conservatoire" follows the passionate, exhilarating initiatory experience of a few drama students, and their gradual discovery of what might become their profession one day : the stage. The privileged relationship between masters and students brings to light, doubt, determination and talent...

On board the F.G. McClintock, 80 men and 1 woman work around the clock in search of Black Gold. In such an enclosed space facing the wild sea, little room is left to express your state of mind.

In 1989, a wall is taken down in Berlin. Ten years later, Brussels 1999: from demolition to reconstruction. In a bar at night, a group of illegal Russian immigrants, a young woman alone, vodka, hopeless meetings. All of it vanishes at dawn.

"I am Peter Aerts, an eight-year-old boy. My father is a captain, and my mother a saint. He and I will run away together, some day, and we'll go on a long trip. We'll get to Antwerpen, and then we'll hide inside the funnel of a liner." A father and his son taking a stroll along the paths, across the fields...

On 31st December 1999, the weather is cold and the night is cloudless. At 11.45 pm, seven families or groups of friends are about to live the last minutes of the century; all these persons are going to spend an evening they have been thinking of for years...

Against a background of a Bulgaria heading towards economic and moral decay, Angelite Choir-Bulgarian Voices pours forth its sublime, compelling age-old music. Voices from Sofia follows a few members of that choir: women who, day by day, learn new rules - those of a capitalist world - and sway between gratitude and frustration as the grim reality of everyday life in Sofia alternates with the splendor and luxury of their concert tours abroad. A Balkan-Requiem in the form of a tragi-comedy.