Zondag

A tense, atmospheric drama follows a quiet, reflective man whose routine in a small Belgian town is upended by a series of ordinary, unsettling encounters. As he navigates daily chores, subtle interactions hint at a deeper isolation and hidden regrets. The film unfolds with restrained, almost meditative pacing, letting the environment—rain-slick streets, dimly lit rooms, distant traffic—mirror the protagonist’s inner weather. A chance conversation, a shared glance, and a long-avoided decision converge to force him to confront parts of his past he has kept neatly tucked away. With minimal dialogue and precise framing, the story builds toward a poignant, human moment.