Belgium's most subversive filmmaker, Thierry Zéno, passed away on June 7, 2017, due to a lingering illness. This multidisciplinary artist is foremost the director of the unsettling, controversial feature film “Vase de noces” (1974). In 1976, a new documentary causes shockwaves: the often unbearably distressing “Des morts”, which deals with burial rites around the world, and is not suitable for sensitive viewers. He will return to this ethnological approach with documentaries such as “Chronique d’un village tzotzil” (1992) and “Ya basta ! Le cri des sans-visage” (1997), while his fascination with Félicien Rops and other artists is reflected in his works “Les muses sataniques” (1983), “Ce tant bizarre Monsieur Rops” (2000) and “Eugène Ionesco, voix et silences” (1987).