Pepijn Vandelanotte

Life at university puts the relationship of two highschool sweethearts to the test. Their four dormmates quickly suck them into a world of sex, booze and drugs, but also deep conversations, experiments and (emotional) hangovers.

After the death of her father, detective Juliet Dumon starts over. She leaves Brussels and returns to her hometown of De Haan to care for her niece, who lived with her father.

After experiencing countless one-night stands and casual flings that involve a lot of fumbling but absolutely no orgasms, twentysomething Lou finally snaps and opens up to her housemate, Paolo, leading to an exploration of female pleasure, intimacy, relationships, and the frustrations of modern dating.

Thanks to her joie de vivre, she quickly gets along well with her new roommates Ollie, Kas and Jackie. Although the three appear to live next to each other rather than with each other. They are each in their own world, with their own sexual and emotional struggles. Future sexologist Nina sees it as her mission to change that and create a close-knit group of self-confident, free-spirited individuals. Will Nina succeed and bring the group of friends together like a match made in heaven? And does she hold the key to transforming the student room into a place where everyone can be themselves?

On March 22nd 2016, the senior students of a secondary school in Belgium were meant to leave for Rome, but never made it there due to a terrorist attack. Although they all get out of there alive, they now have to process this trauma.

'Clean' is inspired by a true story about an ambitious police officer torn between his sworn duty in the 'War on Drugs' and the desperate, personal battle to save his heroin-addicted brother. As he struggles to carry out orders, he faces gut-wrenching choices that pit his loyalty to the law against his love for family. 'Clean' is a quest to expose the pain, guilt, and hope within a man forced to choose between what is right and what is required.

Six friends, all former football players now in their fifties, are each struggling in their own way with their teenage children. When one of the friends reveals he has an incurable illness, everything takes on a different perspective: life is too short for arguments. The others make every effort to fulfil their friend's last wishes. To do this, they need the help of their children.