Bozar continues its 2026 season with a bold and cross-disciplinary film programme, echoing the major themes of the year. A Close-up is dedicated to Roberto Minervini, whose work captures a form of human beauty at the margins of society, portraying former prisoners, people struggling with addiction, and sex workers. The season continues with the presence of Juliette Binoche, who revisits the In-I project with British dancer and choreographer Akram Khan through previously unseen archival material, followed by a public Q&A session. The June VR Film Screenings offer an immersive journey between ecological futures and the memory of disasters, featuring Planet City by Liam Young and Address Unknown: Fukushima Now by Arif Khan. Also, as part of the Picture Perfect exhibition, the film How Pamela Anderson and my camera made me look at women who have plastic surgery by Nina Gazaniol Vérité explores representations of the female body and cosmetic surgery.
Between rare films, artistic discoveries, immersive experiences and unexpected encounters, the end of the season still holds plenty of surprises. The full programme can be discovered in The 23.
From Wednesday to Sunday, Bozar presents a film programme built around five key formats:
Art & Film
Remarkable films about artists or created by artists
New Release
A carefully curated programme of avant-premieres and new releases.
Close-up
A deep dive into contemporary filmmakers and film artists
Immersive Cinema
Where cinema meets immersion
Replay
Rewatch the most remarkable films of the year
