La Belgique des écrivains

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Belgium is a paradox: once a European battlefield frequently threatened with annexation, its capital is the heart of European institutions. Yet Belgium is marked by the temptation of separatism; it is a sort of schizophrenic laboratory of Europe—a deeply divided country.

The situation in the literary sphere is emblematic. There are two languages ​​and two linguistic communities that no longer read one another’s work. It is rare for a work to cross linguistic barriers—for a Fleming to find success among Walloons, or vice versa...

Is there, then, a Belgian literature that brings together authors from both these languages?

Four writers offer their insights.

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An Ivan Butel documentary

Co-produced by Arte France

Belongs to the "Europe of Writers" collection

Director : Ivan Butel

DOP : Sébastien Saadoun

Length : 52 min

Editor : Jean-Baptiste Morin

Sound engineer : Alain Vernois

Subtitles : "Europe of Writers" collection

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