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Thursday 26 November

Creil

Food.Film.Fest.206 in Creil

From 10 November to 10 December 2026, Food.Film.Fest. will take place – an international film festival focusing on food, agriculture and the way we treat our planet. The Pioneers of the Future Foundation is also joining the festival.

Two film evenings are being organised in November, featuring films that each show, from a different perspective, how food, agriculture, nature and climate are interconnected. The first is on 19 November in Emmeloord; the second film evening will take place on Thursday 26 November at Theater op Zolder in Creil. The film to be screened there is *The Tale of Silyan*, a moving film about a farmer who, under severe economic pressure, sees his future in the countryside slipping away.

The film follows Nikola, who is …

From 10 November to 10 December 2026, Food.Film.Fest. will take place – an international film festival focusing on food, agriculture and the way we treat our planet. The Pioneers of the Future Foundation is also joining the festival.

Two film evenings are being organised in November, featuring films that each show, from a different perspective, how food, agriculture, nature and climate are interconnected. The first is on 19 November in Emmeloord; the second film evening will take place on Thursday 26 November at Theater op Zolder in Creil. The film to be screened there is *The Tale of Silyan*, a moving film about a farmer who, under severe economic pressure, sees his future in the countryside slipping away.

The film follows Nikola, who is at risk of losing his land, income and family due to changing circumstances and policy. When he tends to an injured white stork, a special bond develops. The encounter reconnects him with nature and gives him hope and a sense of connection.

Admission is free, but please register in advance to secure your place. Further information and the registration link can be found on the Theater op Zolder website. The film starts at 8.00 pm; doors open at 7.30 pm.

When

  • Thursday 26 November 2026 at 19:30

Prices

  • Admission is free, but please do register in advance to be sure of a place.
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