Abstract The practice of Dutch-Flemish film remaking that came into existence in the new
millennium quickly appeared to be of great importance in the film industries of Flanders and …

Though current research on the film remake phenomenon acknowledges an underlying
industrial process, it rarely analyses it. Therefore, building on expert interviews with people …

This article presents a quantitative analysis of Belgian fiction film production between 2000
and 2019. Analysing an extensive database, it explores the current state of Belgian cinema …

Over the last decade, Belgium's Dutch-speaking region of Flanders has been marked by a
nationalist impulse. This is most clearly visible in the discourses and electoral success of …

Against the theoretical background of the concept 'karaoke-Americanism', this article
compares the Belgian, Dutch and American version of the film Loft. Several (dis) similarities …

The Routledge Companion to European Cinema Page 1 Page 2 Presenting new and
diverse scholarship, this wide-ranging collection of 43 original chapters asks what …

This chapter examines the practices of localisation within the context of transmedia/universe
storytelling and recycled filmmaking in the age of SVOD platforms. It will argue that Netflix …

This chapter aims at a critical investigation of the economic and cultural incentives behind
the burgeoning film remake practice in small European film industries. It employs the …

This article examines the distribution activities of Fugitive Cinema, a Belgian film collective
established in 1966. It argues that Fugitive Cinema, alongside other socially engaged …

Many people believe that cultural policy has nothing to do with ideology. However, those
who implement cultural policy'have'to deal with dilemmas and issues of choice such as …