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The role of the official film production policy in stimulating a Flemish identity forms the central research question of this study.  This research project examines the period that starts in 1964, when a selective and culturally inspired support mechanism for  feature films was introduced in Flanders. Subsequently, the support system ran until 2002, when it was structurally renewed.  This study makes use of original archival research, policy documents analysis, expert interviews, qualitative press documents  analysis, and a quantitative content and qualitative textual analysis of films. The research shows that throughout the course of  the second half of the 20 th  century, there was an evolution in Flemish film policy towards more pluralistic and less  essentialist and explicit national discourses, in which national elements, nevertheless, retained an important place.

The role of film production policy in stimulating a Flemish identity (1964–2002)