Belgium's Africa Museum struggling to come to terms with its colonial past

Belgium's Africa Museum struggling to come to terms with its colonial past; Belgium, Tervuren, Africa Museum: Director and artist interviews, black statues of African men, 'Congo New Breath' sculpture; Brussels: Activist, King Leopold II, Arcade du Cinquantenaire. BELGIUM: Tervuren: Africa Museum: INT Guido Gryseels (Director, Africa Museum) interview with reporter SOT CUTAWAY Face of black statue Sculpture showing naked African men Aimé Mpané (Artist) set up shots with reporter / interview SOT Various of wooden 'Congo New Breath' sculpture Brussels: EXT Kalvin Soiresse Njall (Colonial Memories) interview SOT Njall chatting to reporter **Njall interview partly overlaid SOT** Various of King Leopold II on horseback statue Kalvin Soiresse Njall interview SOT CUTAWAYS Flowers Wide shot flowers in front of the Arcade du Cinquantenaire Four horses on top of Arcade du Cinquantenaire **Njall interview partly overlaid SOT** Tourists Tour guide speaking (unheard) Tourists Tourists in front of statue Various of people along Men sitting down Patrice Lumumba (Congolese Prime Minister, 1960) on information board Kalvin Soiresse Njall interview as along with reporter SOT Taxis parked Patrice Lumumba Kalvin Soiresse Njall speaking (unheard) Various of the Arcade du Cinquantenaire Reporter to camera INT Boy cycling in market Woman sitting down Man having hair cut in barbers EXT People along Police officers on road **Bosteels interview partly overlaid SOT** Various of 'Homage to the Belgian Dynasty and the Congo' plaque Location unknown: INT Various of Guido Bosteels (Congo Memories Association) chatting to reporter