Best Actress, Flemish Film Awards 2015
BRABANÇONNE
(A Belgian Rhapsody)
Screenplay by Pierre De Clercq
Story by Vincent Bal & Pierre De Clercq
| Director: | Vincent Bal |
| Cinematographer: | Danny Elsen |
| Editor: | Philippe Ravoet |
| Music: | Steve Willaert |
| Producers: | Peter Bouckaert, Jani Thiltges, Diana Elbaum |
| Production: | Eyeworks Film & TV, Samsa Film, Entre Chien et Loup |
| Cast: | Amaryllis Uitterlinden, Arthur Dupont, Jos Verbist, Erika Sainte, Tom Audenaert, Marc Weiss, Koen Van Impe, Frédérik L. Haùgness, Rilke Eyckermans, Philippe Résimont, Marc Peeters, David Cantens, Kasper Vandenberghe, Fabrice Boutique, Liesa Naert, Michel Van Dousselaere, Veerle Eyckermans, Ivan Pecnik, Joel Delsaut, Claudine Pelletier |
| Original language: | Dutch, French |
| Year: | 2014 |
Synopsis:
The Flemish brass band ‘Sint-Cecilia’ and the Walloon ‘En Avant’ both contend for a place in the European final for Best Brass Band. The Walloons are blown into the final by Hugues, their exceptionally talented and handsome trumpet player. When Sint-Cecilia’s soloist drops dead on stage, Elke, daughter of the band’s conductor Joseph, has the solution: let’s buy that Walloon super talent out.
“Brabançonne” is a musical romantic comedy about Belgium where all possible means are used to outdo the other: double-crossing, schmaltzy songs and even love.
