Belgian filmmaker

Peter Krüger was born in Ghent in 1970. After studying philosophy and film, he founded the Brussels-based production company Inti Films in 1995. His career is marked by a desire to transcend traditional film genres to explore more poetic and sensory territories.

His artistic approach often prioritizes travel, otherness, and the search for meaning through cultures. He regularly collaborates with Cobra Films, which has co-produced several of his ambitious international projects. His filmography is punctuated by award-winning films that question our relationship to the world and to history.

Filmography:

The Sea is History (2024/2025)

"N" the Madness of reason (2014)

Antwerp-Central Station (2008)

The last sigh (2007)

The monastery of Beniktbeuern (2004)

Karlovy Vary thermal baths (2003)

The strange man (2002)

The eclipse of Sint-Gillis (2001)

Poets of Mongolia (1999)

Roberte’s dance (1998)

Nazareth (1997)

News Items (1995)

Why did the angels loose their faces? (1991)

The trap, according to Luigi Pirandello (1991)