Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne are Belgian filmmakers known for their distinctive style in cinema. They often focus on social issues and the struggles of everyday people, creating films that are both poignant and thought-provoking. Their work frequently features non-professional actors and employs a realistic, documentary-like approach. The Dardenne brothers gained international acclaim with films like Rosetta and The Kid with a Bike, both of which won prestigious awards at the Cannes Film Festival. Their storytelling emphasizes character development and moral dilemmas, making their films resonate deeply with audiences around the world.