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2024 - #Beyond staring
#Het staren voorbij

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From the program booklet of that time:

Monday, May 8

  • Opening lecture by Mira Bryssinck
  • Chained for Life, Aaron Schimberg (GRIP)

Tuesday, May 9

  • Happy Feet, George Miller (Elementary School De Mozaïek Kessel-Lo)
  • A Quiet Place, John Krasinski (Deaf Flanders)

Wednesday, May 10

  • Seen in the Dark & 80% Unsuitable, Juliëtte Dominicus & Mari Sanders (Pasform)
  • Radiance, Naomi Kawase (De Kade)

Thursday, May 11

  • Cultural Heritage, Ageing, Disability, and Identity, academic lecture by Simon Hayhoe
  • Downstream to Kinshasa, Dieudo Hamadi (Africa Film Festival)

Friday, May 12

  • Announcement and screening of winners of the DisABILITY Short Film Competition with a closing reception
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Program

80% disabled (14h00)

movies: 80% disabled (14h00)

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A Quiet Place (19h00)

movies: A Quiet Place (19h00)

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Academic lecture Simon Hayhoe: Cultural heritage, ageing, disability, and identity (16h00)

events: Academic lecture Simon Hayhoe: Cultural heritage, ageing, disability, and identity (16h00)

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Chained for Life (19h00)

movies: Chained for Life (19h00)

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Downstream to Kinshasa (19h00)

movies: Downstream to Kinshasa (19h00)

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In het donker gezien (Seeing in the dark) (16h00)

movies: In het donker gezien (Seeing in the dark) (16h00)

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Opening lecture Mira Bryssinck: From-about-to-with-and-through (14h00)

events: Opening lecture Mira Bryssinck: From-about-to-with-and-through (14h00)

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Radiance (19h00)

movies: Radiance (19h00)

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School screening: Happy Feet (10h00)

movies: School screening: Happy Feet (10h00)

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School screening: Happy Feet (12h30)

movies: School screening: Happy Feet (12h30)

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Short film selection (19h00)

events: Short film selection (19h00)

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Since 2011, the DisABILITY film festival has been engaging in stimulating discussion around the existing imaging of people with disabilities. To this end, the festival’s organisers cooperate with disability organisations that engage themselves for people with disabilities daily. Our ultimate dream is to create a shift in mentality in the cultural sector especially, and in society on a broader level.

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