Harbour Lights - 1960
In a small fishing village a broken streetlamp is thrown on the garbage dump. During a heavy storm, a fishing boat gets out of course. The old lighthouse has fallen asleep, but the streetlamp takes over its task. More info
The False Note - 1963
A small beggar tries in vain to obtain a handout in the big city where everything is based on publicity, efficiency and profit. The melody of his barrel organ ends with an impressive false note, which terribly annoys the city dwellers. In the end, the beggar will receive a handout that will fulfill his life's dream. More info
To speak or not to speak - 1970
When the man in the street has to give his opinion about the political situation, there is not much to note in his speech bubbles. Vague and lack of personality are trump cards. Only a marginal figure dares to give an opinion that is distinguished by personality. More info
November Diversion - 1962
On November 11th a man is going to lay a wreath at his car resting in a junkyard. However, the cemetery turns out to be a labyrinth in which he hopelessly gets lost. More info
Chromophobia - 1965
The gray legions overwhelm the world of color to establish their colorless dominance. The resistance emerges in the guise of a scarlet Thyl Ulenspiegel, who will bring about the return of the color with its chromatic wiles. More info
Goldframe - 1969
Jason Goldframe, film producer, is the best anywhere and always the first! Above all, he wants to be the first to produce a masterpiece that has never been realized before: a 270 mm film. Driven by his obsession with performance, he wants to outdo even his own shadow. One evening he succeeds ... More info
Tank - 2015
On September 15, 1916, the British were the first to use tanks during the Battle of the Somme in an attempt to break through the war of positions. The deployment of this new weapon meant a hellish experience for both the trench defenders and the tank crew. More info
Winter Days - 2003
The collective work 'Winter Days' (Fuyo no hi) consists of 36 animation films made by 35 animators from all over the world. Each contribution is inspired by a line of the eponymous poem by 17th-century Japanese master Matsuo Basho and his friends. More info
Atraksion - 2001
Galeibovies stroll aimlessly through a desolate and blotted landscape. One of them dares to look at a blinding light. Is this liberation? The man decides to take a chance. More info
Nocturnal butterflies - 1998
A moth (nocturnal butterfly) leads us to the waiting room of a nocturnal station where a surreal sketch takes place. Inspired by the work of Paul Delvaux. More info
Taxandria - 1994
The encounter between a lighthouse keeper and a young prince takes the latter to an imaginary world, Taxandria. In this fantastic setting, the lighthouse keeper leads the young prince to an insight into the power of love and the value of freedom. More info
Harpya - 1979
During an evening walk, Mr. Oscar witnesses an assault. To his surprise, he finds that the victim is an authentic harpy. His interest has been aroused, but not without danger ...
Halewyn's song - 1976
Lord Halewyn's magical song lures the girls from meadows and fields to his gloomy forest, from where they never return. Based on a medieval song. More info
Pegasus - 1973
An old unemployed farrier is too old to participate in a technological society. Out of frustration, he creates an absurd world full of glorification of the horse, a world in which he feels just as useless and lonely. More info
Operation X-70 - 1971
A mighty state is experimenting with a new kind of gas that does not kill, but stuns its victims and puts them in a mystical state. Accidentally, the X-70 bombs are dropped on a friendly neighboring state, where strange mutations occur. More info
Sirene - 1968
Monstrous cranes and prehistoric flying reptiles dominate an inhospitable seaport. Only a lonely angler is tolerated as a human being. He witnesses a strange idyll between a cabin boy and a mermaid. Dream or reality? More info
The Tall Guy - 2021
November 1914, the front in Flanders. In a partly destroyed aid post, the wounded French soldier François is the only one left. He is lying on a cot and has an open wound in the side. Suddenly he sees the silhouette of a figure with a pointed helmet on his head. More info
INFO about RENT / RIGHTS films Raoul Servais
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