Acta Non Verba
11 Feb 2019 - 11 Feb 2019
On October 6, 2012, at approximately midnight, a Swiss banker, Michel Yagchi, committed suicide in the basement of his house in Geneva. Three years later, Yvann began investigating his father’s mysterious suicide, concurrently confronting his family and his father’s friends and colleagues.
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Cinéma Galeries - 26 Galerie de la Reine 1000
On October 6, 2012, at approximately midnight, a Swiss banker, Michel Yagchi, committed suicide in the basement of his house in Geneva. That evening, Michel’s entire family was abroad, travelling to Brussels to attend the graduation of Michel’s eldest son Yvann. Three years later, Yvann began investigating his father’s mysterious suicide, concurrently confronting his family and his father’s friends and colleagues.
This screening is part of the Brussels Independent Film Festival 2019, a free film festival with screenings in Cinema Galeries, Cinema Ritcs and the Atomium. Admission is free, but for some screenings we advise you to reserve your seat (also free). More information can be found at http://www.brusselsfilmfestival.com
This screening is part of the Brussels Independent Film Festival 2019, a free film festival with screenings in Cinema Galeries, Cinema Ritcs and the Atomium. Admission is free, but for some screenings we advise you to reserve your seat (also free). More information can be found at http://www.brusselsfilmfestival.com
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26 Galerie de la Reine 1000
An emblematic venue for creative movies and festivals, CINEMA GALERIES also offers a wide programme of exhibitions dedicated to independent cinema and contemporary art. Many contemporary artists like Eric Baudelaire, Amos Gitai, David Lynch, etc. have been invited to present work related to cinema. Another important mission of CINEMA GALERIES is to support young Belgian film-making. The cinema's audience gets the chance to discover new projects thanks to its partnership with KissKissBankBank.
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