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Film Fest Ghent Returns With Nicolas Roeg Retrospective, Homegrown Talent, Program Director Calls Political Films ‘Essential Viewing’
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Variety
“We signed the pledge of the Film Works for Palestine and want to be open about what we stand for.
“What we are doing now with Gaza is similar to what we did with Ukraine.
“‘Urchin’ was a film we saw in Cannes and were really impressed by the way Harris tells this familiar story in such a different way.
Wim De Witte Courtesy of Film Fest GhentLooking at the past, Ghent will host a wide-spanning retrospective on the work of renowned British filmmaker Nicolas Roeg, curated by former program director Patrick Duynslaegher.
“Before he was at the festival, he was one of the major critics in Belgium, and we work with him to create retrospective programs.