Every year, Film Fest Gent invites film lovers to a series of afternoon films, offering them more than just another regular screening. This selection challenges with films from all over the world and aims to be a guide in the overwhelming offer. Host is no other than film connoisseur Roel Van Bambost, who introduces every film to the audience. After the screening you can enjoy coffee and sweets at advantageous rates in the Film Fest Café!

Plus Parcours screenings

Choose your Plus Parcours afternoon. Would you like to enjoy coffee or cake together after the film in the Film Fest Café? Add it to your ticket reservation at the special price of 5 euros!

10
Friday October
14:30 Kinepolis 1 Subtitles: Nederlands - Frans

Plus Parcours

12
Sunday October
17:00 Kinepolis 4 Subtitles: Nederlands - Frans

Plus Parcours

13
Monday October
14:30 Kinepolis 1 Subtitles: Nederlands

Plus Parcours

14
Tuesday October
14:30 Kinepolis 1 Subtitles: Nederlands - Frans

Plus Parcours

15
Wednesday October
14:30 Kinepolis 1 Subtitles: Nederlands - Frans

Plus Parcours

16
Thursday October
14:30 Kinepolis 1 Subtitles: Nederlands - Frans

Plus Parcours

Tickets

INTRODUCTION + FILM PLUS CAKE + COFFEE

Standard: 11 euro

Reduced rate (65+): 9 euro

UiTPAS kansentarief: 2,20 euro

Standard: 5 euro

UiTPAS kansentarief: 2,20 euro

Film Fest Gent helps you select your favourite films from our programme. Via Sections & Tags you can find out which films suit you best. The tag Plus Parcours offers a selection of afternoon films for film lovers looking for more than just another regular screening. Discover the films included in this tag here.

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Generations on Tour: Christy

Di 16.10.2025 - 13:15-16:30 - Kinepolis

Price: 11 euro (drink included)

Young and old go to the film together and then enjoy a free drink and a film chat in the Film Fest Café.

Intergenerational film café Generations wants to be the cross-section between the lifeworlds of young and old. First, young and not-so-young people go and see the film Christy together. Afterwards, these representatives of two generations can get to know each other in the Film Fest Café. We break the ice with a snack and a drink, and leave the rest to them.

Troublesome 17-year-old Christy is kicked out of his suburban foster home and moves in with his older half-brother in Cork, where both have to reconcile with their pasts. With magnetic performances from a largely local cast, Brendan Canty's feature debut energises the social-realist kitchen-sink drama, offering a raw yet tender and funny portrait of the search for belonging.