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Christian Henrard

Actor
Christian Henrard is a Belgian film producer known for his work in European cinema. He has been involved in several notable projects, including the films "Largo Winch" (2008) and its sequel "Largo Winch II" (2011). Henrard’s career is marked by collaborations with various directors, contributing to the production and development of internationally recognized films. His works often reflect a strong European sensibility, merging compelling storytelling with high production values. While specific awards are not widely documented, Henrard's contributions have played a fundamental role in advancing the reach of Belgian cinema on the international stage.

Films

Solange and the Living

Solange and the Living

By Ina Mihalache

2016 | 67 min | Independent

Solange lives a secluded life in her Paris apartment. When one day a delivery man rings at her door, her little world is torn apart.

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Passing Summer

Passing Summer

2001 | 85 min | Drama

It's summer in Berlin. Two friends are sitting in a café. Valerie is quiet, reserved, and has short dark hair. She has just moved. Sophie, on the other hand, is a fun-loving blonde who is about to spend six months in Rome. PASSING SUMMER shows the everyday details of life. Conversations, encounters, and relationships. Between Berlin street cafés, apartments, and chance encounters, a quiet observation of everyday life unfolds. Friendships, relationships, and lonely moments coexist without a linear ...

Thirty

Thirty

2019 | 114 min | Drama

Twenty-four hours in the life of a clique of friends on a Friday in October... All six live in Berlin, are in their early thirties, and single. Today, one of them is celebrating a birthday. Writer Övünç has writer's block. Pascal, professionally successful, is plagued by the desire to throw away his current life for a new one - which one, he himself is not quite sure. He and actress Raha have recently separated. She hopes for her career to grow day by day. Kara prefers to spend the night at friends' ...

All About Rita

All About Rita

2019 | 77 min | Independent

Rita drives everyone crazy and everyone drives Rita crazy. Randy lives in Berlin now. Paula and Louise don't live together anymore. Paula is pregnant and nobody knows who the father is. Max is still lovesick over Paula, gets drunk with Rita and at the end they make out. Rita, confused, goes to Berlin to think... This tongue-in-cheek relationship drama, with a soundtrack reminiscent of Django Reinhardt, tells the story of the more or less everyday relationship turmoil of stressed to haphazard city ...

Zoe

Zoe

1992 | 15 min | Shorts

Zoe is an elevator girl at the TV tower on Alexanderplatz and lives in a cramped bathroom. Maren-Kea Freese shows the everyday life of a woman in a city in transition who is searching for herself. ZOE was made in 1992, not long after the reunification of Berlin. The film shows in poetic black and white and 16mm images East Berlin districts like Mitte before many buildings were modernized or have vanished. ZOE captures a moment in Berlin's history and paints a sensitive portrait of "Generation X" ...

5 Stories in 4 Days

5 Stories in 4 Days

2015 | 82 min | Independent

Love and career prospects open up, but things turn out differently than expected... With an imagination that pours 90 million visual ideas into 90 minutes, and a young, likeable cast, Malte Wirtz succeeds in putting a new spin on the urban romcom. The film follows Paula, Louise, Max, Randolf and Donnie over the course of four days as they struggle to master the chaos in their love and professional lives. The comedy 5 STORIES IN 4 DAYS is Malte Wirtz's the feature debut, an exciting new voice in ...

Stuttering – My Constant Companion

Stuttering – My Constant Companion

2017 | 89 min | Documentary

Birgit Gohlke, a film and media scholar, has stuttered since early childhood. She deals well with it, but after watching "The King's Speech", Birgit decides to take action. Together with speech therapist Petra Nickel they created STUTTERING – MY CONSTANT COMPANION. Along with Birgit Gohlke herself and David Seidler - author of "The King's Speech" who himself stuttered as a teenager - three other stuttering protagonists talk about their day to day challenges. "An enriching film that breaks down ...

Heroes From the Neighbourhood

Heroes From the Neighbourhood

2007 | 88 min | Independent

Berlin, Prenzlauer Berg. Attila, the fireman can actually eat glass, but it doesn't help him as his girlfriend Sabinel breaks up with him. She wants to become a TV presenter and in this life plan Attila isn't the right partner for that. Erika already is a TV presenter, but not happy with her life. She can't connect with her husband Ulf, who is trying anyway to conquer another woman's heart.

Notes of Berlin

Notes of Berlin

2021 | 103 min | Comedy

While the clubs are still pounding out the music, Berlin is emerging from the twilight. A note is stuck to a lamppost: "For one minute. Please, just stand here in silence and look at the sky, and contemplate how amazing life is." A lone drunk stops and follows the instruction... A not-so-young "Man with Van" wakes up in the morning hungover next to last night's flirt and it dawns on him that it's slowly time for a change. An original Berliner decides at a bizarre WG casting to no longer take part ...

Berlin Rhapsody

Berlin Rhapsody

2025 | 80 min | Documentary

BERLIN RHAPSODY looks at Berlin as a city of constant motion, where tradition and innovation, history and the present, noise and calm coexist in uneasy balance. Inspired by Walter Ruttmann's 1927 silent classic, the film observes the modern metropolis through images rather than dialogue, turning streets, parks and transit lines into a living portrait. The camera moves through rush-hour subway carriages, follows bicycle couriers through dense traffic and lingers in parks where people step away from ...

Birds of September

Birds of September

2013 | 99 min | Documentary

People are invited to share a personal moment. It is a thoughtful portrait of some of the city's inhabitants as they sit at the back of the van and express their innermost thoughts. Sarah Francis' documentary BIRDS OF SEPTEMBER is her debut film and was screened at CPH: DOX and the Art of the Real New York. "A portrait of a city and the people who live there, which amazingly enough manages to unite a number of otherwise highly different genres into a unified whole. An original and accomplished ...