| Interview Andy & Dominik García (City Island) Andy & Dominik García presented their new film City Island at the 36th Ghent International Film Festival where Andy received a Joseph Plateau Honorary Award for his career. Author: Belga, Copyright: Belgacom TV |
| Interview Haim Tabakman (Eyes Wide Open) Haim Tabakman, director of Eyes Wide Open, won the Grand Prize for Best Film at the 36th Ghent International Film Festival Author: Belga, Copyright: Belgacom TV |
| Interview Miraz Bezar (Min Dit) Interview Miraz Bezar, director of Min Dit - The Children of Diyarbakir Author: Belga, Copyright: Belgacom TV |
| Kevin Costner & Modern West live in Handelsbeurs American actor and musician Kevin Costner performed with his band Modern West at a sold out Handelsbeurs in Ghent. Author: Belga, Copyright: Belgacom TV |
| Simon Ellis over Dogging: A Love Story Director Simon Ellis, former jury member of the festival, talks about his feature debut Dogging: A Love Story. Author: Belga, Copyright: Belgacom TV |
| Anime! High Art - Pop Culture Suzanne Neubronner of the Deutsches Filmmuseum leads us through the anime exihibition in the Provincial Centre of Art and Culture in Ghent Author: Belga, Copyright: Belgacom TV |
| Opening Reel The festival has started! Watch and enjoy! Author: Eyeworks, Copyright: Filmfestival Gent |
| Anime promo reel 2009 With its exhibition Anime! High Art – Pop Culture in the Caermers Convent of Ghent, the Ghent Film Festival, in partnership with the Province East Flanders, takes a great plunge into the world of Japanese animation films. Hundreds of original drawings, 3D objects and film fragments provide a panoramic view of the different Anime sub-genres of internationally renowned films such as Akira and Princess Mononoke to Tezuka Osamu’s more classic Astroboy and computer games such as Final Fantasy and Pokémon. The exhibition runs from 9 October 2009 to 10 January 2010 and fits neatly into the main theme of the Festival this year, which is Asia. Copyright: Deutsches Filmmuseum |
| Almost Cinema 2009 Almost Cinema starts where traditional film stops. The featured artists are influenced by the cinematic medium but leave the beaten track, opting for new unknown paths instead. Author: Greg Young, Copyright: Vooruit |
