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Programma Film Fest Gent 2022 announced 23 Sep 2022
For its 49th edition (11 - 22 October), Film Fest Gent presents a challenging programme including six Oscar candidates (Klondike, The Quiet Girl, Alcarràs, Corsage, Drii Winter and the Belgian Close as the opening film), alongside new and classic Korean films and a range of films dealing with mental health. The short film competitions are more inspiring than ever and the Director’s Talks with filmmakers like Céline Sciamma and Lukas Dhont, Cristian Mungiu and Albert Serra promise to be thought-provoking. Both debutant and established film and film-music talents such as David Lowery, Marie Kreutzer, Im Sang-soo, Valentina Maurel, Léonor Serraille, Mark Isham, Bruno Coulais and Drive My Car composer Eiko Ishibashi will be present.
Late competition entry: Luca Guadagnino's 'Bones and All' 05 Oct 2022
Film Fest Gent has added Luca Guadagnino’s Bones and All, starring Taylor Russell, Timothée Chalamet, and Mark Rylance to its Official Competition, which now has a line-up of 13 features in total. Bones and All had its world premiere in Venice, where Guadagnino won the Silver Lion for best director and Taylor Russell the Marcello Mastroianni award for best young actor.
'She Said' closes 49th edition of Film Fest Gent 06 Oct 2022
We are very proud to announce the closing film for Film Fest Gent 2022: She Said by Maria Schrader closes Film Fest Gent 2022. The film is based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times investigation by Jodi Kantor, Megan Twohey and Rebecca Corbett and the New York Times bestseller She Said: Breaking the Sexual Harassment Story That Helped Ignite a Movement. The official closing film on 21 October will be preceded by a closing ceremony announcing the winners of the Grand Prix for Best Film and the Georges Delerue Award for Best Soundtrack or Sound Design.
Mia Hansen-Løve will attend FFG2022 for 'Un beau matin', the FFG On Tour on 18.10 10 Oct 2022
Critically acclaimed French director Mia Hansen-Løve will personally introduce her latest film Un beau matin to Ghent audiences on Saturday 22 October at Film Fest Gent. A few days earlier, on 18 October, Film Fest Gent will take Un beau matin to theatres all over Flanders for the monthly FFG On Tour.
FFG2022 in pictures: Tuesday 11 October 11 Oct 2022
Red carpets, Q&A and countless other events follow each other quickly at Film Fest Gent 2022. On this page you can relive the festival with the best pictures of each day.
FFG2022 in pictures: Wednesday 12 October 12 Oct 2022
Red carpets, Q&A and countless other events follow each other quickly at Film Fest Gent 2022. On this page you can relive the festival with the best pictures of each day.
Céline Sciamma receives Joseph Plateau Honorary Award, presented by Lukas Dhont, at Film Fest Gent 2022 12 Oct 2022
French filmmaker Céline Sciamma, best known for her game-changing historical drama Portrait of a Lady on Fire, has received a Joseph Plateau Honorary Award at Film Fest Gent on Wednesday 12 October. She was handed the award by Lukas Dhont, who kicked off the festival the day before with his sophomore feature Close. Before the award ceremony, the two filmmakers talked in depth about each other’s oeuvre.
FFG2022 in pictures: Thursday 13 October 13 Oct 2022
Red carpets, Q&A and countless other events follow each other quickly at Film Fest Gent 2022. On this page you can relive the festival with the best pictures of each day.
Young Critics Review: Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman 14 Oct 2022
During the Young Critics Workshop (in collaboration with Cinea and the online film magazine photogénie) at Film Fest Gent, five aspiring film critics (ages between 18 and 26) from Belgium and from abroad write reviews and essays on our festival films.