— FILMS —
Fiction and documentary, 2010 – 2021
The Sky Was Pink
At a crossroads in her life, Yana tries to go her own way — despite the fear of being rejected by friends, family and loved ones.
Brussels Short Film Festival · Leuven · Offscreen · Peephole
Saint Hubert
A forester in the east of Belgium lives a peaceful life — until a federal police investigation turns his forest upside down.
Clermont-Ferrand · Brussels Short Film Festival · Namur · Warsaw · Leeds Film Festival
The Grief of Baudouin
Two filmmakers go looking for the illegitimate heir of the last unifying king. Can this prince bring the country back together? With Ward Collin.
Docfest Maastricht · DOCfeed Eindhoven · Docville Leuven
Dit Is Ronald
Ronald’s neighbours accuse him of strange practices. He has done nothing wrong, yet he slowly becomes an outcast in his own street.
Winner: Brussels Short Film Festival, Shnit Bern · Film Fest Oostende
Pelgrim
Liam, a local Flemish line-dance hero, faces big changes just before the grand finals — and dreams of America.
Kortfilmfestival Leuven 2011
Stadskind
Jacob leaves his farm to care for his sick mother in the city. Old wounds have not healed, but they try to make the best of her last days.
Kortfilmfestival Leuven 2010
— VIDEO —
— NEWS —
- New projects.
- THE SKY WAS PINK – trailer
- Screening of “THE SKY WAS PINK”
- Saint Huber – Take your chance in a period of time.
— ABOUT —
Jules Comes (Roermond, 1984) is an audiovisual director based in Brussels. He studied Media & Culture at the University of Amsterdam and Audiovisual Arts at Sint-Lukas Brussel.
His short films, supported by the Flanders Audiovisual Fund, have screened at Clermont-Ferrand, the Brussels Short Film Festival, Leuven and festivals across Europe and Latin America.
Interviews
BRUZZ — over Saint Hubert op het Brussels Short Film Festival (2017)
Cinevox — Jules Comes over The Sky Was Pink