Tag: Belgium

  • Moresnet 🇧🇪 Belgium

    Moresnet · Belgium (2024)

    When Ben returns to his childhood village after his father’s death, he and his old friends dig up a time capsule they buried twenty years earlier. Inside, they find his brother’s diary. On the last page: a list of names, with the dates each of them will die. All within ten days.

    The series, directed by Frank Van Passel and shot in the borderlands where Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands meet, is less interested in the supernatural mechanics of a death list than in what such knowledge does to people.

  • POLITICO Tech: Trump’s Tech Force 🇧🇪 Belgium

    POLITICO Tech · Belgium (Language: English)

    Recommended episode: “What’s behind Trump’s new Tech Force.”

  • Dead End 🇧🇪 Belgium

    Dead End (Door Spoor) · Belgium (2025)

    Ed Bex has an unusual condition: when he puts something in his mouth, he sees its past. He has turned this into a profession, reconstructing the final hours of the deceased for grieving families. When a detective pulls him into a murder investigation, his careful, strange life starts to come apart.

    The series is written, created and directed by Malin-Sarah Gozin, also the creator of Clan, later adapted by Sharon Horgan as Bad Sisters on Apple TV+. Dead End is darker, funnier and harder to categorise. Variety named it one of the ten best international series of 2025. (Original language: Flemish Dutch.)

  • Ambiorix 🇧🇪 Belgium

    Ambiorix · Belgium

    Classic construction with comfort built in. Based in Tongeren, Ambiorix is known for multi-width options and a cork layer under the insole that gradually moulds to the wearer. The brand also carries the status of supplier to the Belgian Royal Court. It sits closer to craft than mass market, but its comfort logic is deeply relevant.

  • Sand 🇧🇪 Belgium

    Sand · Balthazar · Belgium (2021)

    Balthazar is a band that understands the balance between groove and restraint. Based in Ghent, they have developed a sound that feels deeply European: sophisticated, slightly melancholic and incredibly well produced. Sand is an album about waiting, restlessness and the passing of time.

    It is pop music for adults, built on soulful bass lines and dual vocals that never feel rushed. The record moves with a quiet confidence, making it the perfect soundtrack for city life. It is a reminder that some of the best contemporary indie pop is currently being crafted in Belgium.