11 Oct
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29 Oct
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Sun 11 Oct
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Thu 29 Oct
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Thu 3 Sep19:00Past event Premiere attended by the director / last tickets
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Fri 11 Sep17:30Past event
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Sat 19 Sep15:15Past event
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Wed 23 Sep19:05Past event free / special screening in the presence of the director / tickets available from 12/09
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Sun 4 Oct14:00Past event
Res Nullius explores the coexistence of humans and wildlife in the heart of Brussels and examines the way we live in the city. By following the trail of a wild boar spotted in a park, the film reveals an often-overlooked reality: the city is a living ecosystem, at the crossroads of issues relating to biodiversity, urban planning and social justice. Through the perspectives of those working on the ground, it offers a committed and political reflection on urban development and its impact on living organisms.
23.09 | screening in the framework of the celebration of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation Festival | the last few tickets for this film will be available on the evening of the screening, one hour before it begins
- Direction
- Thomas Jean
- Duration
- 67 min
- Year
- 2026
- Country
- BE
- Language
- French
- Subtitles
- Dutch
Cineflagey by Cinematek & Kinograph
