Split Screen

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The book offers an in-depth examination of Belgian cinema, highlighting its unique history shaped by linguistic divisions and cultural identity challenges. It discusses the critical yet overlooked contributions of notable filmmakers and the impact of state intervention on film production. The study traces the evolution of Belgian cinema, including its documentary, animation, and colonial film traditions, while addressing the broader political and economic changes in Europe that have influenced its current standing in both national and international contexts.