Âge d'Or festival

Âge d'Or festival An event conceived by Jacques Ledoux to support poetic and subversive films… L’Âge d’Or Festival offers a space where cinema can be rethought.

Taking its cue from Luis Buñuel’s film, L’Âge d’Or Prize was conceived by the founder of the Royal Belgian Film Archive Jacques Ledoux, to support the production of poetic, subversive and innovative films. In 2014, L’Âge d’Or Prize became L’Âge d’Or Festival and is today, in compliance with the initial objectives, a bold annual film program aiming to deconstruct and criticize conformism in both ci

nema and society. In addition to thematic retrospectives and the screenings of film restorations, to performances and debates, a competitive section has been created to highlight films produced within the last two years. Throughout its different sections, the festival chooses not to make a distinction upon genre, nor does it wish to confine itself to a specific format. It is a film festival with throbbing faith in compelling images, in the power of editing and the strength of sound … and silence. A festival of cinematic experience(s), for both filmmakers and audience.

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Baron Horta 9
Brussels
1000

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+32 (0)2 551 19 19

Website

http://www.agedorfestival.be/

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Taking its cue from Luis Buñuel’s film, L’Âge d’Or Prize was conceived by the founder of the Royal Belgian Film Archive Jacques Ledoux, to support the production of poetic, subversive and innovative films.

Âge d’Or Prize is today, in compliance with the initial objectives, a bold year round film program aiming to deconstruct and criticize conformism in both cinema and society, powered by CINEMATEK.

A space and time to discover new approaches to cinema, sometimes contextualised by thematic retrospectives and the screenings of film restorations, to performances and debates. Âge d’Or offers a space where cinema can be rethought. Throbbing faith in compelling images, in the power of editing and the strength of sound … and silence.