Bon Cinéppétit!: Enrichment programme for “Food for Thought – A Cinematic Feast”
Cultural & Leisure
06-12-2025
Take in the full flavour of film
Food fuels the body and film nourishes the soul. “Bon Cinéppétit!”, an enrichment programme for “Food for Thought – A Cinematic Feast”, invites audiences to taste the rich flavours of film and share.
Programme curators: Stephanie Cheung, Coo Oi-yee, Zoe Hong
Cinéchelin’s Choice
Call for Contributions
Does a scene remind you of a memorable flavour in your life? Jot down your lingering post-screening aftertaste! Your contribution may be selected as a “Cinéchelin’s Choice” and earn you free tickets to a delectable “Grand Finale”
Display
Selected sharing will be posted on online platforms of “Bon Cinéppétit!” ( https://www.instagram.com/Bon.Cineppetit ) and displayed at The Spot, EKCC on 10-18.1.2026
Grand Finale Screening (Only for selected participants．Free admission by tickets)
Selected contributors to “Cinéchelin’s Choice” will earn free tickets to the closing screenings, featuring films with distinctly deep flavours, paired with unique multisensory experiences.
Ratatouille x Dream Popcorn
18.1.2026 (Sun)｜2:30 PM ｜The Spot, East Kowloon Cultural Centre
When Remy the mouse strives to make the best ratatouille, what is your dream? How does it taste? Treat yourself to “dream popcorn” over this animated celebration of passion and determination.
Ratatouille
2007 ｜USA ｜Colour ｜ 111′ ｜In English with Chinese subtitles
2008 Best Animated Feature, Academy Awards
Tiny mouse Remy harboured grand ambitions: to become a five-star chef. Blessed with a keen sense of smell and taste, he envied human beings’ ability to craft dishes that delighted the senses from diverse ingredients. Yet mice are often hunted relentlessly by humans. While fleeing for his life, Remy becomes separated from his family. And he flees to a five-star restaurant in Paris, where he encounters a clumsy new kitchen hand, Linguini. This awkward lad unexpectedly becomes the perfect partner for Remy to pursue his culinary dream. This film boldly shatters stereotypes by casting a mouse as a master chef. It transforms the humblest French dish ratatouille into an extraordinary dinner, delivering an inspiring and heartwarming tale that appeals to all ages.
EKCC Opening Season programme series
Food fuels the body and film nourishes the soul. “Bon Cinéppétit!”, an enrichment programme for “Food for Thought – A Cinematic Feast”, invites audiences to taste the rich flavours of film and share.
Programme curators: Stephanie Cheung, Coo Oi-yee, Zoe Hong
Cinéchelin’s Choice
Call for Contributions
Does a scene remind you of a memorable flavour in your life? Jot down your lingering post-screening aftertaste! Your contribution may be selected as a “Cinéchelin’s Choice” and earn you free tickets to a delectable “Grand Finale”
Display
Selected sharing will be posted on online platforms of “Bon Cinéppétit!” ( https://www.instagram.com/Bon.Cineppetit ) and displayed at The Spot, EKCC on 10-18.1.2026
Grand Finale Screening (Only for selected participants．Free admission by tickets)
Selected contributors to “Cinéchelin’s Choice” will earn free tickets to the closing screenings, featuring films with distinctly deep flavours, paired with unique multisensory experiences.
Ratatouille x Dream Popcorn
18.1.2026 (Sun)｜2:30 PM ｜The Spot, East Kowloon Cultural Centre
When Remy the mouse strives to make the best ratatouille, what is your dream? How does it taste? Treat yourself to “dream popcorn” over this animated celebration of passion and determination.
Ratatouille
2007 ｜USA ｜Colour ｜ 111′ ｜In English with Chinese subtitles
2008 Best Animated Feature, Academy Awards
Tiny mouse Remy harboured grand ambitions: to become a five-star chef. Blessed with a keen sense of smell and taste, he envied human beings’ ability to craft dishes that delighted the senses from diverse ingredients. Yet mice are often hunted relentlessly by humans. While fleeing for his life, Remy becomes separated from his family. And he flees to a five-star restaurant in Paris, where he encounters a clumsy new kitchen hand, Linguini. This awkward lad unexpectedly becomes the perfect partner for Remy to pursue his culinary dream. This film boldly shatters stereotypes by casting a mouse as a master chef. It transforms the humblest French dish ratatouille into an extraordinary dinner, delivering an inspiring and heartwarming tale that appeals to all ages.
EKCC Opening Season programme series