Successful director and consultant for the Red Devils, a 100% Belgian combination.

Started several weeks ago, Stephan Streker without accent and without e ("My parents were probably more lazy than snobs", he says) continues his promotional tour. Previews all over the country but also in France, the Belgian filmmaker defends his fourth film The Enemy. Even Nagui received it for a long time on his show The Original Band on France Inter.

The promotion is the after-sales service. When the red carpet is rolled out, as it is, it is a form of recognition of the work done. The success of Noces and, among other things, its nomination for the César in the "best foreign film" category (45,000 admissions in Belgium, "a big success", says producer Michael Golberg) is no stranger to the excitement around of a work where the shadow of the Wesphael affair hovers.

Stephan Streker, also a television personality, juggles this imposed exercise with maestro. Some effective punchlines, some secrets about the casting, smiles for the photos and the cameras. Behind the filmmaker whose rating is rising, Belgian viewers know above all… the football enthusiast, the talkative consultant, the lyrical consultant for the Red Devils matches and the show La Tribune. Two worlds that seem poles apart but that are part of his universe. Better, it is by the cinema that he tumbled in television. The opportunity for a great interview where football and cinema intertwine for a typically Belgian duplication. Silence is turned. Light. Camera.

Awash with questions, sometimes existential, about his film (ah, the world of cinema…), we voluntarily opted for the TV chapter in number 1.

Could you direct a film for television?

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