We’ve each been busy curating programmes for the 25th edition of the Courtisane Festival, which will take place on 1-5 April. Accreditations are open now.

Here’s a recap of all of the elephy programmes at Courtisane this year.
 
On Thursday 2 April at 22h at Sphinx, you’ll find Eva’s programme The Real World Sings at Night with guests Kersti Jan Werdal, Sofia Theodore-Pierce, and Gala Hernández López.
More info here. 
 
On Friday 3 April at 17h at KASKCinema, you’ll find Rebecca’s programme Wise Women: Much Madness is Divinest Sense and guests Vicky Smith, Alia Syed, and Martine Thoquenne. 
More info here.
 
Later on Friday 3 April at 22h15 at ARCA, you’ll find Christina’s programme I Dreamed I Dream with guests Margaux Dauby, Raúl Domingues, and Leonard Volkmer. More info here.

Join us there for this festive in person gathering of films!

Meanwhile in Brussels, at BOZAR this coming month, you can view Simone by Eva and Aglaia Konrad on 12, 22, 27 of March and 4 April and in the exhibition Becoming Ancestors at argos, you’ll find the elephy production Hexham Heads by Chloë Delanghe & Mattijs Driesen on display until the end of June.

All the while, elephy’s heart and mind is with the people of Gaza. We support, unequivocally, an immediate ceasefire and a free Palestine, and condemn Israel’s unrelentless attack on the Palestinian people.

✍︎Stop-the-genocide

Hunting for safety
and eager for peace
We follow the leaders who chew up
the land (…)

I’m standing in place
I’m holding your hand
and pieces of children
on patches of sand

- June Jordan, ‘March Song’, Living Room (1985)
Living Room June Jordan Palestine Reader