Vandebrug also has work in the field of cinema. His Documentary film Bruce Lee and the Outlaw, for which he filmed a community living under the streets of Bucharest for 6 years won over a dozen international awards, received 5 stars in The Guardian and was screened in over 50 film festivals around the world.

Since 2014 Joost has walked along the Danube river. From its mouth at the Black Sea, Joost followed the river up via Moldova and Ukraine and up along the edge of Bulgaria and into Serbia. Inspired by Heraclitus word’s “You can never step into the same river twice.”, the video installation Joost presents at Unbound concentrates on the pragmatic part of the journey through the Danube river.

Joost Vandebrug works across photography, mixed-media and film. His photo-based works include both conventional and unconventional printing techniques such as pigment transfers and silver-gelatin prints, both on the hand-made and hand-coated Washi as well as copper plates and traditional Barite paper.

Filling the Cracks presents a journey through boundary-breaking photography at Unbound 2021.