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Film screenings in Ghent: according to Shou, 44 events over the next two weeks (1 November – 14 November).

Ghent offers forty four film screenings over the next two weeks to brighten your days. Dive into a rich cinema lineup featuring standout works like Mill, Primetime, Hope, Coward, Yugly, and Coyote versus Acme. Grab your ticket and enjoy the vibrant cinematic atmosphere waiting across the city.

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CinemaMillSun 1 Nov · Cinema Sphinx · Ghent

CinemaPrimetimeSun 1 Nov · Cinema Sphinx · Ghent

CinemaHopeSun 1 Nov · Cinema Sphinx · Ghent

CinemaCowardSun 1 Nov · Cinema Sphinx · Ghent

CinemaYuglyMon 2 Nov · Cinema Sphinx · Ghent

CinemaCoyote vs. AcmeSun 1 Nov · Cinema Sphinx · Ghent

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CinemaFilemKING - Film festival for and by children in GhentFilemKING is flashing on its 10th anniversary! From October 25 to November 7, schools, families, and associations with children aged 2 to 16 are warmly welcome to discover the festival. Under the theme "FilemKING Flashes", the festival presents more than 60 international films of yesterday and today in all genres and formats. Come to the festival and meet the directors and actors of brilliant films, sign up for a workshop, or dream away at the Cine-concert during the festive opening. Are you a young film fan? Looking for a fun family outing during the autumn break? Drop by for a film-tastic adventure!Sun 1 Nov · 09:30Cinema Sphinx · GhentUntil 6 Novfrom €6.30

CinemaMumboFriendship knows no size in this giant adventure for young viewers. During the crazy journey of Mumbo and his friends, preschoolers learn the difference between being big and feeling big. That is going to be gigantically fun.Sun 1 Nov · 14:30Cinema Sphinx · GhentUntil 3 Nov

CinemaIron Boy (The Corset)Christophe is an 11-year-old farm boy who is bored to death on the farm of his strict father. Suddenly he starts falling over just like that, everywhere and always, even with the tractor. The solution? An orthopedic corset. But if Christophe is no longer allowed to lean over, he simply makes the entire world tilt. With a hefty dose of imagination he discovers how fun it is to turn everything upside down...Sun 1 Nov · 14:30Cinema Sphinx · Ghent

CinemaCowardAmidst the Eerste Wereldoorlog, soldiers in the trenches attempt to keep morale high. Each of the men searches for a way to deal with their reality on their own. Pierre is a soldier who befriends the flamboyant Francis. To ward off the daily misery, they try to put together a revue with their fellow soldiers.Sun 1 Nov · 17:30Cinema Sphinx · GhentUntil 3 Nov

CinemaMillGedurende de Tweede Wereldoorlog lands the Fransman Jean Moulin in his occupied homeland. Led by Charles de Gaulle, Moulin unites the resistance fighters. His attempts to stay under the radar fail when betrayal surfaces. Moulin is arrested and undergoes torture at the hands of Gestapo chief Klaus Barbie.Sun 1 Nov · 20:15Cinema Sphinx · GhentUntil 2 Nov

CinemaHopeThe largely Korean-language film follows the inhabitants of Hopo Port, where a mysterious discovery is made on the edge of the remote port town. It does not take long before the residents become entangled in a desperate struggle for survival against something they have never encountered before.Sun 1 Nov · 20:15Cinema Sphinx · GhentUntil 2 Nov

CinemaPrimetimeChris Hansen presents the crime program To Catch a Predator. The show by Dateline NBC attempts to capture suspected child lures on camera with the help of law enforcement officers and a team of decoys posing as minors online. In the year 2006, Hansen is about to change the television world forever.Sun 1 Nov · 17:30Cinema Sphinx · GhentUntil 3 Nov

CinemaNowadays everyone is called SorryBianca, an independent-minded girl of almost thirteen, is looking for a foothold in a family where she feels unseen — not by her mother, not by her father, and certainly not by his new girlfriend Cruz. Everything changes when the well-known actress Billie King suddenly turns up in their living room. During a sweltering summer day full of small dramas and big feelings, Bianca's rich imagination and chaotic thoughts are brought to a head.Sun 1 Nov · 17:30Cinema Sphinx · GhentUntil 3 Nov

CinemaCoyote vs. AcmeIn his quest to catch the Road Runner, his arch-nemesis and potential meal, Wile E. Coyote has been using the products of Acme Corporation for years. However, Wile E. is tired of the equipment backfiring and almost never working as intended. He therefore decides to sue Acme Corporation. To do so, he calls upon Kevin Avery, a down-on-his-luck human lawyer. The latter has to pull out all the stops to win the lawsuit when he discovers that Acme is represented by Buddy Crane, the intimidating boss of his former law firm.Sun 1 Nov · 11:00Cinema Sphinx · GhentUntil 3 Nov

CinemaShaun the Sheep: The Farm BeastShaun the Sheep is back in the cinema for an animalistically fun family adventure! The residents of the farm in this film are greatly looking forward to Halloween, but the celebration is put in danger when a clumsy farmer destroys the sheep's pumpkin patch. Shaun tries a scientific experiment, but that goes wrong too. When it turns out that the farmer has disappeared and that a mysterious beast is also roaming around in the woods near the farm, it is up to the herd to sort out the chaos.Sun 1 Nov · 11:00Cinema Sphinx · GhentUntil 2 Nov

CinemaMonster MiaMia is a suspended student. She and her pet, Quentin the rat, arrive at Rotwood Academy, where she is the only human among monster classmates. Due to the hateful nature of headmaster Van Vlad she must work together with monsters to thwart his plans.Sun 1 Nov · 14:30Cinema Sphinx · GhentUntil 3 Nov

CinemaThe film choice of Bendt Eyckermans: The Arrival of Joachim Stiller by Harry KümelOn the occasion of his solo exhibition The Passenger at S.M.A.K. from October 31, 2026, to February 21, 2027, Bendt Eyckermans is given carte blanche to curate a film program in Sphinx Cinema. For his selection, Bendt was inspired by the work of Harry Kümel. He chose De komst van Joachim Stiller and Malpertuis, two films in which he sees common ground with his own paintings. Just as in Kümel's films, a mysterious, almost magical-realist atmosphere hangs in his work. Everyday scenes from his studio or from the street are translated into compositions that leave room for suggestion and mystery. The locations also play a role in his choice: De komst van Joachim Stiller takes place in Antwerp, the city where Bendt lives, while Malpertuis takes place in Ghent, the city where he is exhibiting with The Passenger. De komst van Joachim Stiller will be screened at Sphinx cinema on November 1, 2026. Malpertuis will be screened on November 23, 2026.Sun 1 Nov · 20:00Cinema Sphinx · GhentUntil 23 Novfrom €10

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CinemaYuglyMeet Yugly, the ugliest dog in the world... and in a strange way also the cutest. Yugly dreams of doing something that seems impossible: participating in the famous Beste Showhond Gala. Against all expectations and despite every obstacle, Yugly is determined to prove that every dog deserves a chance. Secretly he hopes that along the way he will also find what he desires most: a forever family.Mon 2 Nov · 11:00Cinema Sphinx · GhentUntil 3 Nov

CinemaThe Club of Sinterklaas: Panic in the PietendorpIn the Pete Village in Spain, everyone is busy with the preparations for the annual trip to Belgium. There are more presents, chocolate letters and jute sacks this year than ever. Everything seems to go smoothly, until suddenly the staff of Sinterklaas disappears and a large number of gift sacks turns out to be missing. De Pieten immediately fear that a thief is walking around and do everything in their power to find them. Ook Pip and her Oma Tiny get caught up in the middle of the chaos. Oma Tiny brings the empty jute sacks to Spain every year with her iconic truck and gets help along the way from the Night Ninja (Camille). Terwijl Coole Piet, Dance Pete, Test Pete and the others try to find out what happened in the Pete Village, a race against time begins to get the sacks back on time. Because without those sacks, the big Sinterklaas celebration threatens to completely fail...Mon 2 Nov · 14:30Studio Skoop · GhentUntil 5 Nov

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CinemaFilm Forum: Land of Mine (2015)Film forum: Land of Mine (2015) War drama (Denmark 2015) by Martin Zandvliet. WWII is over. Jonge Duitse prisoners of war staying in Denmark are ordered to clear the thousands of landmines that they laid themselves... A true story. Registration is possible from 20/10 With pre- and post-screening discussion by Hugo HosteFri 6 Nov · 14:00–16:00LDC TEN HOVE · GhentFree

CinemaCiné Bambino - The Iron Giant (6+)▻ Ciné Bambino - De Ijzeren Reus (6+) €7 / UiTPAS €1,4 ⓘ www.dekoer.be/programma/de-ijzeren-reus-kinderfilm ──── 10:30 – The foyer opens, welcome for a drink! 11:00 – Tijdens de Koude Oorlog A giant metal robot crashes from space into a small American town. Nine-year-old Hogarth finds the good-natured robot and the two quickly become best friends. But danger lurks: the military and a deranged FBI agent want to destroy the iron giant. Hogarth tries to protect his big friend from the prejudices and fears of the angry outside world. Before director Brad Bird scored hits at Pixar with films including The Incredibles and Ratatouille, this small masterpiece already drew attention. De Ijzeren Reus is a beautifully designed sci-fi animated film that will continue to entertain a young generation but also contains double meanings for the parents. As they say: a classic for the whole family! For children aged 6 and up. Brad Bird, 1999, 87′, OV: Nederlands Georganiseerd by Ciné Bambino ──── Discover the complete program at de Koer via www.dekoer.beSun 8 Nov · 10:30–14:00De Koer · Ghentfrom €7

CinemaBallet 2026: Romeo and JulietShakespeare's timeless love story comes to life in one of the most beautiful ballets ever created. Romeo and Juliet fall head over heels in love, but their love is made impossible by the centuries-old feud between their families. A compelling story about passion, hope and a fateful destiny. To the poignant music of Sergej Prokofjev, ballet legend Rudolf Nureyev created an impressive and cinematographic choreography. With stunning ballroom scenes, compelling duels and a beautifully reconstructed Renaissance Verona, this is an unforgettable ballet classic.Sun 8 Nov · 15:45–18:20Kinepolis Gent · Ghentfrom €11

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CinemaFilm Plateau: Ich glaub’ nie mehr an eine Frau (1929)This early German sound film, starring the world-renowned Austrian tenor Richard Tauber, was until recently recorded as lost. Thanks to research at the research center CIMS (UGent) and a collaboration between the Cinematek and the Deutsches Filminstitut, this recalcitrant melodrama about forbidden love, desire and homesickness in a port city can be admired again in its full glory. Although the film has fallen into oblivion today, this crowd-pleaser continued to grace the halls in Ghent and other Belgian and Dutch cities for months and even years. Almost a hundred years after production, Film-Plateau is proud to unleash the Belgian premiere of this restored version on the young Ghent audience. This screening will be introduced by film history lecturer Daniël Biltereyst. in collaboration with Film-PlateauTue 3 Nov · 20:30–22:30KASKcinema · Ghentfrom €4

CinemaStories from the magical garden (CinéRABOT)A grandmother tells her grandchildren the most wonderful stories, each time based on three ingredients that they may choose themselves. When grandmother is no longer there, young Suzanne takes on the role of storyteller. The house fills once again with adventure, humor and fantasy: magical cats, jungles full of beasts and the king of the birds in Africa. This heartwarming stop-motion film is an ode to the power of fantasy. Storytelling brings humor into life, and offers comfort when needed. Met de Vlaamse voices of Warre Borgmans, Katelijne Verbeke, Lien Van de Kelder, Nayah Bertels, Dennis Reinehr and Jeroom Jaspers.Wed 4 Nov · 15:00–16:11Kopergietery Rabot · Ghentfrom €6

CinemaCinema Club #53: Erik of het klein insectenboek (2004)Something is tingling in KASKcinema. Together with Kinoautomat we shrink to pocket size for this irresistibly charming Belgian-Dutch youth classic. Like a worm in an apple, Erik or the Little Insect Book has nested itself in the heart of an entire generation. Based on the well-known book by Godfried Bomans, we follow Erik who during a visit to his grandfather is transported to the insect world. There he becomes acquainted with a biotope – equipped with juicy Dutch accents – that will change his life forever. Decorated with beautiful costumes, craft-tastic special effects and voluptuous ants, Erik or the Little Insect Book is the child-friendly precursor to Isabella Rossellini's Green Porno. An evening of noughties nostalgia, however, evolves into a beehive of physical knowledge thanks to our guest speaker on duty, who guides you past the quirks, kinks and peculiarities of a bunch of critters. This screening will be introduced by biologist Merel Janquart. in collaboration with KinoautomatWed 4 Nov · 20:30–22:30KASKcinema · Ghentfrom €4

CinemaCiné Rio - Fat City + For Mouna▻ Ciné Rio - Fat City + For Mouna €7 / UiTPAS €1,4 ⓘ www.dekoer.be/programma/fat-city-film ──── 19:30 – The foyer opens, welcome for a drink! 20:30 – In the '70s, countless "beautiful losers" graced the new wave of Hollywood films. In Fat City is a boxer past his prime trying to get back in the ring and seeing hope in young talent (a youthful Jeff Bridges). Broken noses and dreams at the bar from director John Huston, seasoned fighter for unsentimental melancholy. Well-known fans include Muhammad Ali and Spike Lee. John Huston, 1972, 97’ OV: English, Sub: Engels Voorafgegaan by the short film For Mouna (Spencer Bogaert, 2023). More info to follow. Organized by Ciné Rio. ──── Discover the complete program at de Koer via www.dekoer.beThu 5 Nov · 19:30De Koer · Ghentfrom €7

CinemaDJ Ahmet (CinéRABOT)A DJ on a tractor and pink sheep in a field. These are not the only surprises in this heartwarming feel-good film about identity and traditions. Just like in the classic crowd-pleaser Footloose, teenagers dance their way to freedom. Authentic, accessible, and very catchy. Get those dancing shoes ready. Cheerful Ahmet is a shepherd in North Macedonia, but he would much rather become a DJ. Especially when he falls in love with the free-spirited Aya, who is about to be forced into an arranged marriage. Their shared passion for music becomes a way to escape and dream of a completely different future.Thu 5 Nov · 20:00–21:33Kopergietery Rabot · Ghentfrom €6

CinemaGreen Carpet Film Festival: Earth's greatest enemyAnd here we are planting front-yard gardens We drink from paper straws, take 3-minute showers, and try to avoid flying too much. And meanwhile, the world runs riot. Billionaires take private jets, multinationals overproduce en masse. And the biggest shots of the world? They bomb part of the world to smithereens. *Earth’s Greatest Enemy* reveals a hidden truth behind the climate crisis: the role of the US military as the world's largest institutional polluter, linking war, imperialism, and ecological destruction. Through compelling testimonies from veterans, scientists, and frontline communities, it exposes how military operations poison ecosystems, accelerate global warming, and sacrifice the future for endless expansion. From melting glaciers in Alaska to polluted military bases in the US and toxic battlefields abroad, *Earth’s Greatest Enemy* offers a provocative and uncompromising analysis of an unassailable institution that plays a disproportionate role in the climate crisis. Screening Thursday, November 5 | 8 PM Sphinx Sint-Michielshelling 3, 9000 Gent Alle info via gentsmilieufront.be/groeneloper GMF members receive a ticket discount Buy your tickets here Nagesprek Elk of our films is accompanied by a short panel. On November 5 we will have a conversation with you Eloquent GMF volunteer, founder of Move Your Money, and determined to save the world with a smile: Janne Delagrange; Student representative, activist, and against capitalism: Anna Dijkema; Belgian peace activist, opinion maker, and spokesperson for Vrede vzw: Ludo De Brabander.Thu 5 Nov · 20:00–22:30Sphinx Cinema, Miry, Paddenhoek and KASKcinema · Ghent

CinemaThe Moment (2026)After a brat summer in which Charli XCX populated Instagram feeds with her album and took over everyone's AirPods, her biggest challenge turns out not to be success itself, but holding onto it. In The Moment she plays an exaggerated version of herself: a pop star who gets entangled in the expectations of the public, record label, and her own perfectionism. What begins as an ironic look at the machine behind the mega-star derails into a claustrophobic nightmare in which artist, alter ego, and marketing construct increasingly coincide with one another. With this refreshing take on the concert film, Aidan Zamiri Charli translates stroboscopic concert aesthetics into film language. His delightfully unhinged satire of celebrity culture is a Russian roulette of flashing lights, hyped-up concert footage, and a hefty dose of self-deprecation. At the same time, this baroque behind-the-scenes asks how artists stay afloat in an ecosystem that always wants more, until the hype shifts to something new yet again.Thu 5 Nov · 20:30–22:30KASKcinema · Ghentfrom €4

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CinemadodeNbergAs a 'Field Worker', former architect and KASK & Conservatorium teacher Wim Cuyvers set to work over the past year with the Genkse Terril. Although this mountain formed by excavated mine tunnels is an imposing presence, this place has no social function. At the initiative of C-mine, Wim and the Genk community sought out a symbolic purpose for the place. This process of searching and repurposing was crafted into an engaging docu-fiction film. Starring Eartal and Saban, two young Genk 'street runners' who regularly meet each other at the Terril to voice their dissatisfaction with the world. One day they meet an old man who wants to be buried on the site. Thus the plan arises for a mountain of the dead that serves as a memorial site and national cemetery. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Wim Cuyvers.Mon 9 Nov · 20:30–22:30KASKcinema · Ghentfrom €4

CinemaFilm-Plateau: A Sunday in Hell (1976)Dust in the eyes, mud on the face, and bone-breaking cobbles that make every single meter hurt. That is the 270 km from Paris to Roubaix. The documentary A Sunday in Hell by Danish director Jørgen Leth follows the notorious test of endurance of 1976 in which our indisputable golden generation of Flandriens (Merckx, De Vlaeminck, and Maertens) display their fighting spirit and stamina. Everything begins even before the start, when mechanics meticulously prepare the bikes and riders shave their legs. The rivaling teams discuss their tactics in stylish seventies outfits. Motorcycle cameras, aerial footage, and close-ups bring the chaos of the race impressively close. All these ingredients make A Sunday in Hell 50 years later perhaps still the most beautiful cycling documentary—and homage to the victor—ever made. This screening will be introduced by media scholar Ben De Smet. in collaboration with Film-PlateauTue 10 Nov · 20:30–22:30KASKcinema · Ghentfrom €4

CinemaThe Mountain Cat (1921)A charming lieutenant on his way to a remote fort is kidnapped by a bunch of mountain bandits. When the gang leader's daughter falls for this young officer, his captivity turns into an absurd love adventure. What in the hands of anyone else would be a simple melodrama completely derails under Lubitsch into a wacky comedy full of militaristic nonsense, wild mustaches, and infatuated rogue antics. With its exuberant decor, expressionistic sets, and anarchist humor, Ernst Lubitsch turns the army into a playground where logic mostly gets in the way. Victory celebrations without victory, soldiers who would rather dance than fight, and military maneuvers that resemble a slapstick ballet more than anything else. Die Bergkatze ('The Wildcat') is a delightfully unhinged early Lubitsch, in which the director clearly had no intention yet of sticking to a single genre or a decent plot. With live accompaniment by Bart Maris and classical music students.Wed 11 Nov · 20:30–22:30KASKcinema · Ghentfrom €4

CinemaSeniors: PressureWhile the fate of the free world hangs in the balance, the British meteorologist Kapitein James Stagg tries to convince the Allies, led by the Amerikaanse Generaal Eisenhower, to adjust their D-Day plans. An almost impossible choice knowing that a wrong strategy would mean loss of the entire war.Thu 12 Nov · 14:00Kinepolis Gent · GhentUntil 13 Novfrom €11

CinemaGreen Carpet Film Festival: Beat the HeatOldies Against the Heat De Zwitserse 'KlimaSeniorinnen' (elderly women fighting against climate change) are on the front line. Instead of enjoying their retirement, these older women from Swiss society—coming from all parts of the multilingual country—want to do something about increasingly frequent heatwaves. They bravely take on their own country and file a complaint with the Europees Hof of Human Rights (ECHR) against the Swiss government, arguing that the authorities are doing insufficiently to protect their health. It is a seemingly hopeless endeavor that, after eight years of struggle, results in a spectacular ruling that attracts worldwide attention. On April 9, 2024, the ECHR rules that climate protection is a human right. A triumph for the Swiss KlimaSeniorinnen. Maar Zwitserland decides not to implement the groundbreaking ruling. BEAT THE HEAT (original title: TROP CHAUD) offers a behind-the-scenes look at the fight against climate change. The activists, their legal team, legal and scientific advisors, and an NGO campaigner talk about their motivations. They tell a story whose significance has been largely underreported by the Swiss media. Fundamental questions are addressed concerning democracy, the rule of law, and global climate justice. At the same time, BEAT THE HEAT never loses sight of the fact that the fight against climate change is a complex and difficult task. Screening Thursday, November 12 | 8 PM Sphinx Sint-Michielshelling 3, 9000 Gent Alle info via gentsmilieufront.be/groeneloper Ticket discount for GMF members Buy your tickets here Nagesprek Elk of our films is accompanied by a short panel. Beat The Heat is enriched by the critical questions and comments of GMF policy officer, opinion writer, and critic: Bouke Billiet; Grandparent for the Klimaat Campagneverantwoordelijke, and spokesperson for Greenpeace, Joeri ThijsThu 12 Nov · 20:00–22:30Sphinx Cinema, Miry, Paddenhoek and KASKcinema · Ghentfrom €10.50

CinemaFILM: Eat More Trees (documentary)Every year, we lose 24 billion tons of fertile soil worldwide. That is thirty football fields per minute. If we keep farming the way we do today, we are literally pulling the rug out from under our food system. Eat More Trees, narrated by actress Maaike Cafmeyer, shows how it can be done differently. During an inspiring journey from the Amazon rainforest to the fields of Europe and America, this documentary explores how agroforestry can regenerate our landscapes, restore biodiversity, and perhaps change forever how we produce food and even what we eat. The screening will be preceded by an introduction by Arne Focketyn (director). After the film, there will also be time for a Q&A. PLEASE NOTE: To reserve the space where the screening will take place, we ask you to confirm your attendance. You can do this by filling out the form provided under 'Tickets'. Thank you very much for doing this, which also guarantees you a seat during the screening. FREE Eetcafé Toreke is continuously open on Thursdays after 4 PM. Spaghetti from 6 PM to 8 PM. The volunteers of neighborhood café Barabot keep the bar open until 11 PM. in collaboration with Stad Gent, Barabot & Voedsel Anders vzwThu 12 Nov · 20:00–23:00Eetcafé Toreke · GhentFree

CinemaWillow and Wind (1999)When an Iranian boy accidentally breaks his classroom window, his teacher gives him one day to replace it. This sets in motion a seemingly simple yet deceptively complex quest in which he must arrange money himself, find a glazier, and eventually trudge back to school carrying a life-sized windowpane through a stormy landscape. Written by Abbas Kiarostami and directed by Mohammad-Ali Talebi, the film fits perfectly within child-centered Iranian cinema in which simple stories leave room for larger themes. Talebi makes the vast, green landscape a character in itself in which nature is simultaneously beautiful and unrelenting. With its slow pace, austere style, and almost fairytale-like atmosphere, Willow and Wind turns a childlike task into a suspenseful parable about responsibility, powerlessness, and growing up. A small, poetic film that finds tension in the simplest of things. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Mohammad-Ali Talebi. in collaboration with Film-PlateauThu 12 Nov · 20:30–22:30KASKcinema · Ghentfrom €4 CinemaClubFest 2026Annual ClubFest where we present the new works of our members to a large audience.Sat 14 Nov · 17:30–23:00LDC DE HORIZON · Ghent CinemaJaarlijks ClubFestOn this evening we show the newest productions of our members.Sat 14 Nov · 17:30–22:30LDC DE HORIZON · Ghent

CinemaOpera 2026: Carmen (Encore)When soldier Don José falls for the free-spirited Carmen, he becomes entangled in an all-consuming passion that completely derails his life. Bizet's famous opera is a sizzling story about love, jealousy, and freedom, with a tragic ending that belongs to the best-known in opera history. Richard Eyres beloved production of Bizet's masterpiece returns this season for a special reprise. Sopraan Elīna Garanča shines as Carmen, opposite tenor Roberto Alagna as Don José, in the iconic Met performance from 2010 — an absolute audience favorite. The score of Carmen contains so many world-famous melodies that you would almost forget how ingeniously it is constructed. From the famous Toreador aria to the heartbreaking Flower Song and Carmen's seductive Habanera and Seguidilla: every aria combines irresistible melodies with strong dramatic power. The duets and ensembles also belong to the most compelling in the opera repertoire.Sat 14 Nov · 18:30–21:32Kinepolis Gent · Ghentfrom €11

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