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The Argentinian first feature is a coming of age story.

Netflix viewers have flooded the internet with an abundance of praise for a new Flemish-Dutch show, branding it a 10/10.

A working-class teen tries to infiltrate a close-knit group of rich kids in the shore town of Knokke-Heist in this new coming of age drama.

New Europe Film Sales has signed an international sales deal for the upcoming Belgian debut 'Julie Keeps Quiet' by Leonardo Van Dijl.

Was the #MeToo movement an obstruction to actual repentance and remorse? By hauling wrongdoers into the public square, where they would inevitably seek to minimize their crimes, did the crusade eliminate the possibility of private atonement? Though even to ask such questions is an act of political provocation, Netflix’s Two Summers, aka Twee Zomers, manages to do so without giving the least offense.

Belgian thriller Two Summers has taken Netflix by a storm: here's what you need to know about a potential season two of the show.

Admirably uncompromising depiction of what may or may not be its hero’s subconscious is intensely realised but not all that much fun to watch

(The article continues below - Commercial information) The series follows in the footsteps of three friends: Marc, Franky and his sister Vicky. Bursting with enthusiasm and ambition, the first two leave their rural village for Brussels in order to begin a career in the gendarmerie. But they unexpectedly find themselves joining a squad in crisis, at a time when the country is afflicted by a series of violent robberies. Vicky is studying law at VUB, which is situated opposite the gendarmerie’s ...