text: In The Chefs of Belgium you will make the acquaintance of the most influential Belgian chefs of the present day. More than thirty top chefs will talk to you open-heartedly about their culinary ideas and their vision of Belgian cuisine. Each chef will also describe in detail three of his signature dishes. These are all unique dishes that illustrate their individual approach to cooking and have earned them well-deserved reputations of high standing in the world of international gastronomy. The easy step-by-step photographs will help you to follow the more difficult aspects of the dishes, so that you can try them out at home. You, too, can cook like our very best chefs! In The Chefs of Belgium you can find recipes by Peter Goossens, Geert Van Hecke, Sergio Herman, Wout Bru, Piet Huysentruyt, Kobe Desramaults, Kwinten De Paepe, Lionel Rigolet, Johan Segers, Yves Mattagne, Roger Van Damme, Viki Geunes, Sang-Hoon Degeimbre, David Martin, Bart De Pooter, Thierry Theys, Maxime Collard, Gert De Mangeleer, Filip Claeys and many other trendsetters in the world of Belgian cooking.
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  As African economies experience unprecedented growth, no foreign country has been as active in improving its presence across the continent than China. Please join us for a screening of the first film to document this compelling relationship, "When China Met Africa." A Q&A will be held with Writer, Director and Producer Nick Francis immediately following the discussion.
  Through the intimate portrayal of three key players in the economic relationship between China and Zambia, the expanding footprint of a rising global power is laid bare - pointing to a radically different future, not just for Africa, but also for the world.
  Nick Francis and Marc Francis are award-winning filmmakers whose films have been released throughout the world. Chosen by Harper’s Bazaar magazine as one of their "Forty under 40; the household names of the future", and named by the Observer newspaper as one of Britain’s "Rising Stars" – their work deconstructs contemporary global issues into relevant and engaging stories for international audiences.
  Their first feature film 'Black Gold', a story about one man’s struggle to save his coffee farmers from bankruptcy premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, and was released to critical acclaim worldwide changing the way millions of people and companies think about coffee.
  Their most recent film, 'When China Met Africa,' is a multi-broadcast project involving BBC Storyville, Arte France, and the Sundance Institute, CNC and the EU Media Fund. The film has also played at international film festivals including Rotterdam, Munich, Goteburg and at the Margaret Mead Festival in New York, where it won best film.
  The Francis brothers are the co-founders of the London based film company, 'Speak-it' and are currently in development on a number of non-fiction films and cross-platform projects.