Jean-Pierre Van Rossem is the man of nine lives. The father, the son, the husband, the politician, the intellectual, the businessman and the artist, but also as the criminal and the showman. In Van Rossem, exclusive first-line witnesses such as Goedele Liekens, Frank Verstraeten and Jean-Pierre's son Youri talk for the first time about that part of his life that escaped the public eye. About how the illustrious businessman and inspiring leader continually reinvented himself, but also about how Ferraris and juggling Moneytron deals masked his personal tragedy. Van Rossem is a candid documentary series by Ilse Beyers about the infamous cult figure that everyone knows, but at the same time no one really knows.
A unique look behind the scenes into the life of cyclist Wout van Aert. A documentary series that highlights both his successful cycling career and his personal life.
In Special Forces you get for the first time a picture of the missions of hyper-trained soldiers, who are 24/7 ready to carry out difficult military assignments all over the world. For two years, a camera crew could follow the training of the Special Forces, and the makers also got access to archive footage of military actions that had never been shown to a large audience before. This yields a unique image of a world that has remained hidden until now. Those of small teams of soldiers who are assigned to each other, and often have to work deep in hostile territory and far from the lines.
"Flikken BXL" provides the first insight into the largest and most controversial police force in our country: the Brussels Capital-Ixelles zone. Five years after the attacks of 22 March in Brussels, the force's intervention and investigation teams are trying to make a difference in the different areas of the city: from the densely populated Marolles and the Matonge to the Schuman square in the European quarter and the tourist center. In addition to police work, Flikken BXL also shows how challenging life in the big city is on the basis of four portraits of Brussels residents.
'De Kasteelmoord' drags the viewer into an intense family feud that takes place behind the castle walls between Stijn Saelens, descendant of a very wealthy family, and his father-in-law André Gyselbrecht, a popular village doctor. The feud ends in the murder of Stijn, who is reconstructed in 'De Kasteelmoord' and will not leave the viewer untouched. The research and the process, after which many questions remain unanswered, are also re-examined. This is done on the basis of conversations with people who followed the case from the front row. Lawyers Walter Damen and Kris Vincke and journalists Faroek Özgünes (VTM NIEUWS), Klaas Danneel (VTM NIEUWS), José Masschelin (ex-HLN) and Cedric Lagast (Het Nieuwsblad) guide the viewer through the murder case.