Join us for the premiere of the short film Still Processing, directed by Sonia Mutaganzwa and Jean Luc Niyonshuti. Still Processing will premiere during the final week of Chrystel Mukeba’s exhibition I’ve Never Seen My Father Cry.
Both the film and the exhibition explore the many layers of loss—loss of home, identity, and connection. During the premiere, the exhibition will remain open to the public.
Program
Tickets for the premiere and talk between 20:30 and 22:00 are sold out, but feel free to come by from 20:00 to visit the Chrystel Mukeba expo and the behind the scenes showcase. Everyone can watch the short film Still Processing from 22:00, which will be playing in the cinema until 0:00.
20u: Doors + exhibition I’ve Never Seen My Father Cry by Chrystel Mukeba open + Behind the scenes showcase
20u30 - 22u:Screening of the short film Still Processing at Cinema Lumière + Talk and Q&A with the crew of Still Processing - SOLD OUT
22u00 - 0u00: Continuous screening of Still Processing + exhibition I’ve Never Seen My Father Cry and Behind the scenes showcase remain open + Drinks at FOMU café
Synopsis (ENG)
Still Processing, a poetic and evocative short film by directors Sonia Mutaganzwa and Jean Luc Niyonshuti, delves into the intricate and ever-shifting nature of grief. Loss is not linear—it loops, twists, and folds back on itself. We fall, we process, we heal, but we might fall again.
Through a lyrical exploration of the five stages of grief, the film reveals how loss extends beyond the physical—encompassing identity, self-worth, relationships, and sense of direction. Each stage offers a different lens, a new way of seeing how we break, mend, and break again.
This film was made possible with the financial support of Stad Antwerpen and Fameus
The premiere is made possible with the production support of Fouzia&Brecht, Fotomuseum Antwerpen and Cinema Lumière Antwerpen.
Practical
Free admission, but registration is required via the link (TBA).
The short film is in English with English subtitles.
