Search results

Film Fest Gent breathes music. In line with the festival's DNA, there are the FFG Sessions in collaboration with KASK & Conservatory. Aiming to further promote film music as an art form, these concert sessions bring together experienced composers for screen and young musicians for an intimate live performance.

Intro Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat.

Film Fest Gent steps outside the cinema walls! In collaboration with several partners in Ghent, the festival will screen films outdoors. Moreover, the screenings will be accompanied by music, workshops and talks.

Starting 14 September, film students wishing to attend the festival (Oct. 7-18) can apply for an accreditation through their personal MyFFG profile on our website. The deadline for the accreditation application is 2 October 2026.

Starting 14 September, journalism students wishing to attend the festival (7 until 18 October) can apply for an accreditation through their personal MyFFG profile on our website. The deadline for the accreditation application is 2 October 2026.

During the Talks, directors and composers share their creative processes and inspiration. Get swept away by their passion, creative insights, and the unique stories behind the scenes of film and music.

Welcome to the home of the adventurous cinephile with a taste for discovery. Expect bold, unconventional films that dare to be different and stray far from the beaten path.

Relive the most beautiful moments of the 51st edition of Film Fest Gent.

‘No film without film music' has been the unwritten motto of Film Fest Gent for decades. After all, it is often the creative collaborations between composers and filmmakers that lead to the most intriguing oeuvres. With Creative Partnership Film Fest Gent adds a brand-new format to the WSA Film Music Days and shines the spotlight on exceptional collaborations.

During the Young Critics Workshop, organised in collaboration with photogénie, at the 51st edition of Film Fest Gent, five aspiring film critics (aged 18-26) write reviews on our festival films. The participants are guided by Savina Petkova and Michaël Van Remoortere.