Bram Droulers is a Belgian London-based film director, artist and musician whom the work of consists in creating fiction by blending true stories with pre-existing materials, often pop-cultural phenomena, to tell universal stories. His film work was inspired by directors such as Brian De Palma, David Lynch and Jordan Peele, for their sharp take on political injustices and satire, as well as the radical writing of of playwright Sarah Kane. Bram also paints, using the exclusive concept of painting movie stills and his music, starting with a strong influence from film scores, blends post-punk with trip hop, turning it into a melodic kind of musique concrete.

 

Graduate with a BA in Fine Art from Central Saint Martins, Bram has self-produced and directed several films, shorts and features, and has internationally shown, exhibited and screened his work. His first feature film, Phoenix, premiered at the 2021’s International Film Festival of Rotterdam, in the Bright Future section. Throughout, Bram has several music releases available online, including his first EP, Sun, pressed on vinyl as a limited edition in 2020. 

 

Bram has worked with many famous cross-media artists such as Laure Prouvost (Fine Art), Catherine Ringer (Music) and Anisia Uzeyman (Film).