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COMPETITiON FiLMS 5

Saturday 7.11 + Q and A

19:45 - 21:15

cinema 2

Sunday 8.11

15:00 - 16:15

cinema 1

*All films have English subtitles.

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albasti

iMGE oZBiLGE and SiNE oZBiLGE (co-director)

'Albasti' tells the story of a controversial female demon who hides in caves in the forests of Turkey. This mythical creature is regarded, on the one hand, as a benevolent spirit who helps pregnant women during childbirth, but, on the other hand, as a malevolent force that causes miscarriages. According to legend, Albasti was a marginalized midwife who was able to terminate unwanted pregnancies. / experimental, 6’

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still life

NATASJA BRiERS

In an authoritarian dystopia where silence is the imposed norm, Eris discovers a secret resistance trying to keep expression and art alive. Her brother Silas, an enforcer of the regime, is determined to silence them. A dark fairy tale about the importance of freedom of expression. / fiction, 23'

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absence

LEX MONTENY

A man immerses himself in animation techniques as he comes to terms with the loss of a loved one. / animation, 8’

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HEAVEN WiLL WAiT

SiLVER TJEPKEMA

Between Amsterdam and Brussels, a group of young women walk the thin line between desire and fear. At first glance they come across as assertive and untouchable; they test boundaries and are confident about their sexuality. But something lies hidden behind that tough exterior. /  documentary, 17'

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A SPRiNG CHRONiCLE OF A WALKiNG DEAD’S FAMiLY

Lili HiriART

When Maia returns to her parents' home, she finds her mother and brother there, waiting for news about her father, who is in the hospital. / fiction, 15'

Short Film Festival
5 - 8 november 2026
BREEDBEELD short film festival

Location
De Cinema
Maarschalk Gerardstraat 4,
2000 Antwerp

Contact
ben@breedbeeld.org
03 289 12 05

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