Best new Belgian Movies in 2025 & 2024 (Netflix, Prime, Hulu & Cinema List)


List of the latest Belgian movies in 2025 and the best Belgian movies of 2024 & the 2010's. Top Belgian movies to watch on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Disney+ & other Streaming services, out on DVD/Blu-ray or in cinema's right now.

New Belgian movies in 2025 in Cinema & on VOD

Top movies up for release in 2025 in cinema and on VOD

  • Maldoror

     DIRECTOR: Fabrice du Welz
    CAST: Anthony Bajon, Alba Gaïa Bellugi & Alexis Manenti
    Paul Chartier is a young police officer that takes on the case of two missing girls. For this case, he’s assigned to Maldoror, a secret unit of law enforcement that focuses specifically on sex offenders. The manhunt, however, is further complicated by the involvement of ineffective police and a crumbling legal system. With no other options left, Chartier takes the situation into his own hands. This gritty crime thriller from Belgium was directed by Fabrice Du Welz and inspired by the real-life case of Belgian serial killer and child molester Marc Dutroux. The cast includes the talents of Anthony Bajon, Alba Gaïa Bellugi, Alexis Manenti, and Sergi López. All Release dates

Best Belgian movies on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Disney+ or DVD in 2025

2024, 2023, 2021, 2020 and the 2010's best rated Belgian movies out on DVD, Bluray or streaming on VOD (Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Disney+ & More).
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  • J’Aime la Vie

     DIRECTOR: Mathias Sercu
    CAST: Janne Desmet, Jurgen Delnaet & Bert Dobbelaere
    Mira had a brother, but hasn’t known him since they were separated during childhood. After many years have ed, Mira has come down with cancer. Now longing for family, she seeks to reconnect with her brother. But will she be able to form a family bond during her toughest of times or is it too late for Mira to have a sibling connection? This touching drama from Belgium comes from writer and director Mathias Sercu (Marsman, Chantal) with a cast that includes the talents of Janne Desmet, Jean-Michel Balthazar, Jan Bijvoet, Mattias Busschaert, Debby Crommelinck, Dominique Dauwe, and Jurgen Delnaet. All Release dates

  • Close

     DIRECTOR: Lukas Dhont
    CAST: Eden Dambrine, Gustav De Waele & Émilie Dequenne
    Léo and Remi are teenage friends who appear to have the strongest of bonds. They start becoming quite close as their summer friendship grows. When school looms, however, their relationship is called into question by their classmates and family. Fearing they’ll be unaccepted by society, a distance grows between them, but this separation could lead to the most unlikely of attractions the desperation of teenage boys longing for closeness. Directed and co-written by Lukas Dhont (Girl), this coming-of-age French-language Belgian drama premiered at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival stars Eden Dambrine, Gustav de Waele, Émilie Dequenne, and Léa Drucker. All Release dates

  • Inexorable

     DIRECTOR: Fabrice du Welz
    CAST: Benoît Poelvoorde, Alba Gaïa Bellugi & Mélanie Doutey
    Marcel Bellmer is a novelist and his wife is a wealthy publisher. At their country mansion, they find that their lives are changed by the arrival of a mysterious woman by the name of Gloria. Her presence brings about a series of strange events with threaten the fragile fabric of a family unit. Directed and co-written by Fabrice du Welz (Alleluia, Colt 45), this dramatic thriller stars Benoît Poelvoorde, Mélanie Doutey, and Alba Gaïa Bellugi. All Release dates

  • Red Sandra

     DIRECTOR: Jan Verheyen, Lien Willaert
    CAST: Sven de Ridder, Darya Gantura & Rosalie Charles
    The family of William and Olga are not prepared to deal with the hardship when their 6-year-old daughter, Sandra, is discovered to have a rare muscular disease, giving her only one year to live. Life takes a darker turn for the family finds themselves crumbling but William won’t let go of hope as he wages a battle against the pharma industry. This tender and somber drama comes from directors Jan Verheyen and Lien Willaert and stars Kaisa Hammarlund, Charles Aitken, and Christopher Dane. All Release dates

  • Effacer l’historique

     DIRECTOR: Benoît Delépine, Gustave Kervern
    CAST: Blanche Gardin, Denis Podalydès & Corinne Masiero
    The trio of Marie, Bertrand, and Christine find themselves so crippled by their addition to social media that they decide they’ve had enough of it. Tired of being pushed around by big tech companies and refusing to cave their societal hold, the three aim to start a war with the social media giants. Directors Benoît Delépine and Gustave Kervern craft this cunning comedy about how reliant we are on tech that trying to get away from it can feel like jumping into war. All Release dates

  • De Patrick

     DIRECTOR: Tim Mielants
    CAST: Kevin Janssens, Pierre Bokma & Hannah Hoekstra
    A wonderfully, weird comedy taking place in a nudist resort. It all starts when Patrick, the son of the owner of the camping, dies. Now Patrick is in charge, but the only thing that is on his mind, is getting his hammer back. All Release dates

  • Cleo

     DIRECTOR: Eva Cools
    CAST: Anna Franziska Jäger, Roy Aernouts & Yolande Moreau
    Cleo is an ordinary girl whose life is turned completely upside down when both her parents get killed in a car accident. To cope with her grief, she starts to discover the Brussels nightlife. All Release dates

  • Trio

     DIRECTOR: Ruth Beeckmans, Matteo Simoni, Bruno Vanden Broecke
    CAST: Matteo Simoni, Bruno Vanden Broecke, Ruth Beeckmans
    Two brothers fall in love with the same escort girl and fight for her attention. A very unusual menage-a-troi unfolds. All Release dates

  • Patser

     DIRECTOR: Adil El Arbi, Bilall Fallah
    CAST: Paloma Aguilera Valdebenito, Ali B., Gene Bervoets
    The third feature film from Belgian directing duo Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah. If you're in for some high-energy action comedy stuffed with Scorsese/De Palma references, 'Patser' will definitely please you. The story about four Moroccan-Belgian wannabe gangsters and cocaine deal gone-wrong is over the top, but entertaining nevertheless. Watch the trailer of Patser

    RATING: 75/100

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  • Deux Jours, Une Nuit

     DIRECTOR: Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne
    CAST: Marion Cotillard Fabrizio Rongione Catherine Salée
    A factory worker finds herself in deep predicament when she learns that her co-workers have opted for a 1000 euro bonus against her job, so she tries to convince them to... Watch the trailer of Deux Jours, Une Nuit

    RATING: 74/100

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  • Welp

     DIRECTOR: Jonas Govaerts
    CAST: Maurice Luijten Evelien Bosmans Titus De Voogdt
    An imaginative child leaves for a strolling adventure into the woods, with an assurance of finding a monster from his friends and when he enters deep into the woods he... Watch the trailer of Welp

    RATING: 59/100

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  • La Cinquieme Saison

     DIRECTOR: Peter Brosens, Jessica Woodworth
    CAST: Aurélia Poirier Django Schrevens Sam Louwyck
    A beautiful, scenic village in Belgium holds a new challenge for mankind as the nature three has withdrawn all its affection for mankind and is turning its back towards... Watch the trailer of La Cinquieme Saison

    RATING: 70/100

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  • The Broken Circle Breakdown

     DIRECTOR: Felix van Groeningen
    CAST: Veerle Baetens Johan Heldenbergh Nell Cattrysse
    The story depicts the clash of love and Faith as a couple who have different orientations of faith; the man being an atheist and the woman a religious realist, they find... Watch the trailer of The Broken Circle Breakdown

    RATING: 78/100

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  • Marina

     DIRECTOR: Stijn Coninx
    CAST: Luigi Lo Cascio Donatella Finocchiaro Matteo Simoni
    The story is a true depiction of the devotion of a coal miner's son who went against the wishes of his father and rammed the social barriers to pursue his ion of... All Release dates

  • Le Fidèle

     DIRECTOR: Michaël R. Roskam
    CAST: Matthias Schoenaerts Adèle Exarchopoulos Sam Louwyck
    Get to know the people of Brussels, set against the backdrop of a violent gang in Brussels, Belgium. The movie is French-spoken. Watch the trailer of Le Fidèle

    RATING: 84/100

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  • Home

     DIRECTOR: Fien Troch
    CAST: Jeroen Perceval Kevin Janssens Katelijne Verbeke
    Directed by Fien Troch ('Kid', 2012), 'Home' is a poignant coming-of-age drama, situated somewhere between the best work by the Dardennes and Larry Clark's gritty teen dramas. Watch the trailer of Home

    RATING: 82/100

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Related: Best new French Movies in 2025 & 2024 (Netflix, Prime, Hulu & Cinema List) The Dardenne Brothers, Chantal Akerman, Felix van Groeningen… just a few names to remind you of the greatness of this small country’s great cinema. We selected the most interesting Belgian films down here! “What’s happening in this small, rather petty country?”, one would ask oneself. Browsing through its latest achievements in the art of audiovisual storytelling is one way to fill in some blanks. Easier said than done. When observing the variety in Belgian films offered in Belgian multiplexes – or rather its lack off – and listening to the media or simple word-of-mouth, one cannot help to be dispirited. Highly appreciated films in the recent past like the award-winning The Broken Circle Breakdown, by Felix van Groeningen, and Het Vonnis, by Jan Verheyen, following only well-trodden paths and not daring to explore new ones, don’t produce one single mesmerizing or thought-provoking bit. This being said, it may most likely be the case in every single country. But where to find these exceptions of true cinematic beauty, these truthful and innovative pleasures every country reveals from time to time in large or small quantities? A hard task, regarding Belgium, understandably so. A country that suffers from an overload of social dramas, like Offline, by Peter Monsaert.

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