Jason spends his last day in a juvenile detention center. He looks forward to being reunited with his mother, who promised him a better life. When Jason is left to his fate again, he loses all control.

In Foul Fools, two visual worlds intertwine through a dialogue between an old and young man like a never-ending dance. Their thoughts wander to contradictory thinking frameworks, one with an analytical view obsessed with scientific exactness; the other with a metaphysical gaze, amazed by the beauty and abundance of color around him. Circling around each other, like two black holes, they are lost in their own thoughts. Just like a game of chess, players take turns taking steps.

A brother and a sister take a trip back to their childhood, the period in which they had to flee from their alcoholic and gambling addicted father. They both experienced that period differently and as a result they also stored different memories.

A poetic journey under the eyelids.

26-year-old Morgane still lives with her mother, has not yet completed her studies and her love life does not go beyond one-night stands. She apparently doesn't know how to get things done - in Brussels we call such a person a "Klette". Or does she, like so many young adults, struggle with pursuing the socially imposed life path?

The regulars in a café dream about an extremely uncertain future. However, some of them seem to know very well what exactly is about to happen.