521 events for the next 18 months
Screen the beloved film classic Little Miss Sunshine with lunch at Weeffabriek.
The Paw Patrol rescue dogs go on a dinosaur-filled adventure in this family film.
The beloved French musical Les Parapluies de Cherbourg screens as part of LUX's classic film series in Nijmegen.
Gianfranco Rosi's acclaimed documentary captures Naples and Pompeii in black and white, weaving everyday moments into a portrait of the city, its people, and their vulnerable beauty.
Jacques Demy's classic musical where all dialogue is sung to Michel Legrand's score. A poignant love story centred on young Geneviève and her mother's umbrella shop.
Artistic films that provoke thought on diverse themes screen every Monday at Pathé Arthouse.
Spanish thriller exploring family bonds and loyalty. Los Tigres received a 3.56 rating from FabriekSneak viewers.
Weekly film screening for 50+ audiences at Pathé Ede on Tuesday afternoons, with rotating programme.
Feature film about Charles de Gaulle and his role in the French Resistance during World War II.
Filmhuis Bussum celebrates Jacques Tati with a classics series showcasing the silent comedies of the French director and actor.
Film screening of 'Hundreds of Beavers' at Natlab Eindhoven.
Classic children's film about Dikkie Dik searching for his missing cuddle toy, back on the big screen.
Award-winning Italian drama following a Swedish girl's final year at a technical secondary school in Trieste, summer 2007.
A documentary capturing photographer Peter Hujar reconstructing a single day in his life in 1974 New York for a literary project.
Japanese film about two young men raised in the household of a famous kabuki actor, navigating yakuza legacy and theatrical tradition.
Free outdoor cinema in Helmond: Kinky Boots screens under the stars as part of the 200-year Canal celebration.
Four interconnected coming-of-age stories set on the shores of Michigan's Green Lake in this directorial debut by Sierra Falconer.
Award-winning Italian drama capturing the final school year through a nostalgic lens.
Christopher Nolan adapts Homer's classic epic The Odyssey into an ambitious cinematic production filmed across the world.
A documentary by Gianfranco Rosi exploring Naples and Pompeii through black-and-white photography, revealing the city's character and the vulnerability of its fading heritage.
Matthew McConaughey stars as a honey producer in Oklahoma trying to repair his bond with his foster daughter while competitors close in on his business.
A Sardinian shepherd resists a resort development threatening his village in this Italian drama based on a true story.
A magical tree transports a family to fantasy worlds brimming with adventure and magic in this family film.
André Rieu marks 20 years of summer concerts on Maastricht's Vrijthof in this cinema screening of Viva Maastricht!
The PAW Patrol pups crash-land on a tropical island full of dinosaurs and meet Rex, a pup stranded there years before.
Ivy spends an unusual summer at Children Run Free Camp, a retreat for teenagers dealing with cancer's aftermath. A film about friendship, growth, and finding yourself.
A short documentary by Peter van den Reek about daily life along a Brabant canal, featuring stories from residents, skippers, farmers and fishermen.
Two documentaries exploring Indonesian women's family histories: Cheroney Pelupessy journeys with her mother to confront generational trauma, while Senna seeks her roots and reconnects with relatives.
A father and son journey across Java to explore their family history and what it means to be both Dutch-Indonesian and Javanese.
Filmmaker Daan van Citters and actor Joenoes Polnaya journey to Indonesia to uncover their grandfathers' roles in the colonial struggle against Indonesian independence. A documentary grappling with hidden history and moral complexity.
A Dutch classic about an unlikely friendship between a drug dealer and a student, featuring a memorable performance by Cees Geel.
Documentary following Sophie as she treks 500 kilometers through Norwegian wilderness to escape work and family pressures and find herself.
Music Movies presents music films in the pop hall of De Cacaofabriek with an open bar. On 24 September, an Oasis Experience evening features legendary concert footage and Britpop atmosphere.
Otakat screens the classic anime film Akira in stunning 4K restoration at this Helmond venue.
A music film documenting Queen's legendary Budapest concert, screened in the concert hall with the bar open.
Documentary following Canadian metal band Anvil and their decades-long struggle for breakthrough, featuring bandmates Steve Lips Kudlow and Robb Reiner.
A documentary about the Knepp estate in England, where Isabella Tree and Charlie Burrell rewild their depleted land and create one of Britain's most successful nature-recovery projects.
Cacao Classics celebrates the 50th anniversary of Taxi Driver with a screening preceded by a 30-minute introduction from Twan Arts.
The 30th anniversary screening of Trainspotting, introduced by Twan Arts. Part of the monthly Cacao Classics film series.
A French comedy about a 1950s family who suddenly find themselves in 2025, where technology and changing social norms turn their world upside down. A witty and touching exploration of how the world has transformed.
Documentary following the legendary Rally Paris-Dakar, an extreme motorsport expedition across desert landscapes filled with challenges.
A slapstick adventure about a drunken apple brandy seller stranded in a frozen wilderness who must survive as a fur trapper by catching hundreds of beavers.
A black-and-white documentary by director Gianfranco Rosi exploring daily life in Naples and Pompeii, portraying the vulnerability of these ancient cities and their people.
The classic children's film Minoes returns to cinemas. Children's activities will be held in the foyer before the screening on August 16.
Film screening of Agatha's Almanac at the fiZi cinema in Zierikzee.
The Lumière Cinema presents a retrospective of Jacques Demy this late summer, screening restored versions of the French director's classic films.
Lumière Cinema in Maastricht screens over 300 films annually, with something for every taste.
Family film featuring Rutger, Thomas and Paco in their second adventure, screening at Pathé Leeuwarden.
Catch a film at Pathé Maastricht, a cinema in the heart of the city.
An interactive film experience for toddlers and preschoolers at LUX Nijmegen, created specifically for children aged 2 to 6.
Theater de Speeldoos Baarn presents a varied film programme featuring drama, comedy, documentaries and blockbusters.
A French film about Charles de Gaulle and his role in the Resistance during World War II.
The Dutch-dubbed animated film Vaiana plays at filmtheater fiZi in Zierikzee.
French comedy about an engineer who designs a revolutionary object to help his wife. Starring François Cluzet and Alexandra Lamy.
Documentary exploring the life and artistic practice of German artist Anselm Kiefer.
A screening of 'Porte Bagage' during Dementia Awareness Week - a film about a daughter, her father, and a road trip that explores difficult family decisions.
Belgian drama about cyberbullying and social exclusion, followed by a post-screening discussion with an anti-bullying expert.
A poignant film about a son and his mother, exploring memory, forgiveness, and family secrets during Dementia Week.
Filmhuis Geldrop presents the film 'Father Mother Sister Brother' on 18 September at a community venue in Geldrop.
Filmhuis Geldrop screens the Dutch film 'Ons Campertje' at Gemeenschapshuis Zesgehuchten.
Outdoor screening of Aftersun at Stingerbol in Ede on Friday evening. Bring your own seating.
A documentary exploring the life and legacy of legendary jazz pianist Bill Evans and his profound influence on jazz music.
Minotaur screens at filmtheater fiZi in Zierikzee.
Filmtheater fiZi screens 'No Good Men' in Zierikzee.
Steven Soderbergh's mysterious drama with comedic moments, featuring Ian McKellen in a leading role.
Screening of the film 'Heart of the Beast' at Theater de Bussel in Oosterhout.
Lebanese drama film about a boy who sues his parents for the right to an identity.
A French film about friends who discover joy and camaraderie through swimming together.
The film 'Youri' screens at fiZi, Zierikzee's independent cinema.
Documentary about the last active pickpocket in New York and his life in the city.
The film Rose screens at filmtheater fiZi in Zierikzee.
Film screening of '500 Miles' at fiZi cinema in Zierikzee.
Film screening of 'The Rivals of Amziah King' at fiZi cinema in Zierikzee.
Family film following Ted and his friends as they embark on magical adventures with an enchanted lamp.
Jacques Demy's classic French musical Les Parapluies de Cherbourg in 4K restoration, featuring Catherine Deneuve.
Cinekid screens the classic Abeltje, a playful family film about a boy who starts work as a lift operator in a department store.
A film about Amziah King, an unconventional honey producer and bluegrass musician in Oklahoma, for viewers aged 12 and up.
Film screening of 'No good men' at Theater de Bussel in Oosterhout.
Filmhuis Putten screens the film 'Per Te' on 4 October 2026.
Psychological thriller about a former soldier returning to his hometown. A film with compelling character work.
Maarten takes his dying father Hans to the Champagne region of France. A moving family drama about love, farewell, and shared moments.
CINE DOR screens The Godfather, one of cinema's most influential masterpieces.
Cine 7 screens 'I Swear', a film about Scottish Tourette's advocate John Davidson. A story of resilience and humour in living with the condition.
Spanish film following 18-year-old Marina as she travels to Spain's Atlantic coast to meet her paternal grandparents for the first time.
Manon from the RBO 26/27 season is shown at fiZi cinema in Zierikzee.
A powerful drama about two children struggling with their parents' acrimonious divorce, featuring Carice van Houten.
Christopher Nolan's new IMAX epic based on Homer's classic, featuring Matt Damon, Tom Holland, and Anne Hathaway.
Theater de Bussel screens the film 'Youri' in Oosterhout.
An English-language fantasy film starring Lee Pace and Catinca Untaru, with Dutch subtitles.
French film 'Juste une illusion' screens at the fiZi cinema in Zierikzee.
Documentary following the Palestinian football club Shabab Al-Dhahiriya as they navigate life under occupation.
Film screening of 'Yellow Letters' at fiZi cinema in Zierikzee.
Screening of the animated short Swarms by MurMur, paired with a solo theatre performance and a Q&A session with the filmmakers.
Documentary exploring Oasis and their iconic song 'Don't Look Back in Anger', screening at a local film theatre.
Documentary following Oasis's reunion tour with Liam and Noel Gallagher, featuring exclusive backstage footage and their first joint interview in over twenty years.
Filmtheater fiZi screens 'The Cycle of Love', a film exploring love and relationships.
An extra screening of 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' at Het Theater in Blaricum.
A documentary portrait of 91-year-old Agatha tending her vegetable garden on a remote Canadian farm. Shot over six years, this intimate film captures her meditative rhythms, resourcefulness, and wry wisdom about a life well lived.
A film based on a true story of a man preparing for nuclear apocalypse.
Luxor presents three restored classics by French director Jacques Demy, featuring love, music and major French film stars.
French comedy starring François Cluzet and Alexandra Lamy about a couple discovering unexpected passion after two decades of marriage.
Special preview screening of the drama Queen at Sea starring Juliette Binoche and Tom Courtenay, organised in partnership with Alzheimer Netherlands.
Ralph Fiennes leads this wartime drama exploring music, hope and friendship.
De Bieb presents a film screening of The Librarians in Zaandam.
Jim Jarmusch's new film about family ties and generational bonds, told through three stories that are simultaneously funny, touching, and deeply moving.
English-language film with Mads Mikkelsen, Sophie Sloan, Sheila Atim and Sigourney Weaver, with Dutch subtitles.
Cinekid screens the Dutch classic Abeltje, a children's film about a boy who gets a job as a lift operator in a department store.
Bizet's celebrated opera Carmen is broadcast at the fiZi film theatre. A classic masterpiece for opera lovers.
Family film featuring Shaun the Sheep and his farm adventures, premiering at the B10D film festival.
A young girl's journey as her family emigrates from Yugoslavia to Denmark in search of a better life. A powerful story about displacement, loss, and hope.
Asghar Farhadi's first French-language film since Le Passé, featuring Isabelle Huppert, Virginie Efira, Vincent Cassel and Catherine Deneuve.
Documentary following managers and employees through performance reviews as they grapple with criticism, empathy, and workplace tension.
A recording of Mozart's classic opera 'Così fan tutte' from the Metropolitan Opera House, screened at Theater de Speeldoos.
Filmclub screens 'The Beloved' in September at Natlab.
Filmhuis Geldrop presents the film Hamnet on 11 September at 20:30 in Gemeenschapshuis Zesgehuchten.
A screening of 'Eleanor the Great' presented by Filmhuis at KunstenHuis Idea Soest.
Pim de la Parra's last Minimal Movie, unseen for years, finally screens as a tribute to the Dutch cinema pioneer.
A horror film by director Jane Schoenbrun exploring sexual desire, fear, and self-acceptance at a summer camp.
An evening of cinema at the library with time to discuss the film and its themes with fellow viewers.
Monthly art-house film screening at Neede library, part of the CINEbieb programme.
DOK Tanthof screens a film every month on Sunday afternoon. Drop by and enjoy the programme.
A witty film about love and chaos on the least romantic night of the year.
A surprise film screening every second Thursday at Filmtheater De Fabriek - the title remains a mystery until the lights dim.
A historical war film about the 72 hours before D-Day, featuring decisions that could reshape history. From the producers of Darkest Hour.
A brother and sister survive on a remote Scottish island by catching seabirds, defending their home against outsiders.
BlikOpener is a film evening at the library followed by a discussion about the film and its themes.
Director Tim Kamps brings cabaret performer Leo Alkemade's personal story to the screen - a tribute to his father.
The Dog Stars screens this week at Servicebioscoop Industry in Veghel - an action film set at the end of the world.
BUTFF x CULTfilm brings a curated selection of B-movies, underground and trash films to Leiden, introduced by BUT programmer Dani van Duin. Directors sometimes attend to discuss their work.
CINEbieb Borculo screens monthly art-house films during the winter season at the local library.
Documentary exploring the workload and personal stories of home care workers.
Screening of Nolan's "The Odyssey" with an introduction by classicist Riemer van der Veen, exploring how the film engages with Homer's epic.
Pathé presents free films for primary school students in September, tied to the commemoration of the Battle of Arnhem and Operation Market Garden.
A film evening for cycling enthusiasts in Arnhem, featuring films about bikes and cycling adventures.
The disco classic Saturday Night Fever plays at Veenendaal's drive-in cinema.
Classic disco film Saturday Night Fever at Veenendaal's drive-in cinema, suitable for ages 12 and up.
HalloWiebe: Overdrive screens as part of the KinderFilmFestival. Children can watch for € 8,50, with juice and popcorn included.
Family film about Sinterklaas and his flying helpers, part of the KinderFilmFestival in Helmond. Children pay € 8,50 including juice and popcorn.
Yugly is part of the KinderFilmFestival at De Cacaofabriek. For € 8.50, each child gets a film, juice and popcorn.
Children's film Moppervis screens as part of the KinderFilmFestival in October. Admission is € 8.50 including juice and popcorn.
A Jacques Demy special featuring three restored classics filled with romance, music and French cinema icons at Luxor Theater.
Meet the cast of Hallowiebe: Overdrive at the premiere screening in Pathé Helmond, including Wiebe, for photos and a meet & greet.
The legendary anime classic Akira is shown in 4K restoration on Natlab's big screen.
A horror film marathon featuring four films screened consecutively through the night of Halloween at De Cacaofabriek.
De Filmclub hosts a film evening at the Grand Theatre in Groningen.
Maja emigrates as a six-year-old with her parents from Yugoslavia to Denmark in search of a better life. An intimate family drama about adaptation, loss, and the question of where you truly belong.
Historical drama film starring Andrew Scott as British meteorologist James Stagg, who must persuade General Eisenhower to reconsider the D-Day invasion plans.
A double feature of the French historical epic about Charles de Gaulle: Résistance and Liberté. Simon Abkarian stars in director Antonin Baudry's monumental film, one of 2026's major French cinema releases.
Shaun the Sheep returns in his latest adventure. This family film screens at De Cacaofabriek during the Cinema 10-Day Festival, with a special offer: buy one ticket, get the second free from 21-24 September.
Film screening of 'The Invite' featuring Olivia Wilde, Seth Rogen, Edward Norton and Penélope Cruz. Suitable for ages 12 and up.
An absurd Irish comedy about a bureaucrat tasked with evicting two stubborn siblings from their island home. Starring Domhnall Gleeson.
A French film about a devoted husband who discovers his wife has never experienced pleasure in their twenty-year marriage, and sets out to change that.
A French drama following a teenager navigating family crisis, economic hardship, and the first stirrings of adulthood in a Parisian suburb.
Two English brothers flee to Ireland's west coast to stay together, aided by a free-spirited street musician.
An afternoon screening of short films in Veenendaal, perfect for viewers looking to enjoy several stories at once.
A feature film by documentarist Grant Gee about jazz pianist Bill Evans forming his legendary trio in 1961 New York and grappling with loss.
Volle Films Vol. 19 screens Steel Magnolias, an intimate drama with Dolly Parton, plus a mysterious Brazilian short. Hosts Simon and Feike blend song, dance and poetry into the film experience.
The film Tuner screens on 15 September at Pathé Leeuwarden.
Filmhuis Hoofddorp screens 'Primavera' on UitopdeDag, a day filled with film screenings at Cpunt Hoofddorp.
Documentary following an Indian man who cycles 10,000 kilometres on a second-hand bicycle in 1975 to find his Swedish love. Oscar-winning director Orlando von Einsiedel retraces the journey with reconstructions and interviews.
It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley is a documentary about the life and musical legacy of Jeff Buckley,
A screening of 'Mind My Mind', a film exploring the inner world of an autistic teenager falling in love for the first time, told through the perspective of Hans, a character living in Chris' mind.
War film depicting Operation Market Garden, the Allied airborne operation of September 1944.
Podium 't Beest screens the opening film of Film By The Sea: Youri, a historical drama by director Sander Burger about the friendship between Soviet pianist Youri Egorov and journalist Jan Brokken in 1980s Amsterdam.
A tender documentary about 91-year-old Agatha, who sustains a self-sufficient life on her Canadian farm with humour and wisdom.
Eisenstein's landmark 1925 film Battleship Potemkin screened with a specially composed live soundtrack by Rome-based band Hiverne, blending electronic aesthetics with acoustic instruments.
Documentary about the 82nd Airborne Division's role in Operation Market Garden, the Allied airborne operation of September 1944.
Monthly historical film morning showcasing films about Schoonhoven's history and the local region.
Film By The Sea presents 'The Only Living Pickpocket in New York', a nostalgic crime film by director Noah Segan starring John Turturro, Steve Buscemi and Giancarlo Esposito.
Film screening of Febueder at Cinetol.
Monthly art-house film screening at Bibliotheek Eibergen, part of the CINEbieb programme.
Film screening of Julie Huard at Pathé Tuschinski Theater.
Andrey Zvyagintsev's latest film Minotaur screens at Podium 't Beest as part of Film By The Sea. The Russian drama follows a businessman whose life unravels as Russia invades Ukraine.
Portuguese film about two friends finding their own path on the island of São Miguel, shot with non-professional actors from the local queer community.
Brazilian drama about a family resisting oppression during a political crisis.
A cinematic documentary exploring Spanish artist Rosalía and her album Lux, screening at Pathé Leeuwarden.
Arto Theater screens the film adaptation of Tommy Wieringa's acclaimed novel Joe Speedboot.
Bibliotheek Moergestel screens 'De Terugreis', a film exploring love, aging, and dementia with humor, marking World Alzheimer's Day.
An evening of short films and animations exploring daydreams, created by HKU students and emerging filmmakers from Utrecht.
Bibliotheek Amstelveen screens the film Living as part of the Week of Encounter, a series of activities focused on community connection.
Film screening of Twin Blade at Cinetol.
Documentary following Oasis's reunion tour with brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher, featuring backstage footage, rehearsals and interviews after more than sixteen years apart.
Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano's latest film, a nostalgic 1985-set coming-of-age story about a Parisian teenager navigating first love while his family struggles through crisis.
Sing and yodel along with The Sound of Music in this interactive cinema sing-a-long. Dress up and enjoy this classic musical film experience.
Céline and Nadia prepare for the arrival of their daughter in this charming French film about love and expectation.
French film screening of 'Le Gamin au Vélo' presented by Filmhuis Nieuw-Vennep in Hoofddorp.
A different family film screens each month at Bibliotheek Valkenburg's Biblioscoop. A cosy afternoon for the whole family in the heart of the library.
A cosy film night at the library with snacks and drinks, free entry.
Film premiere of 'Paradijs' by B10D at Filmhuis Doesburg - a cinematic exploration of the path to paradise.
Champagne, the Dutch cinema hit of the year, opens the season at the Cultuurschuur. A funny drama about a father and son on an unexpected journey to the Champagne region.
Brommerbios and Kumpuland present Yuni, an Indonesian coming-of-age film about a girl navigating her own path against societal expectations.
Open-air film screening in partnership with Filmhuis Cinema Paradiso, followed by a bonfire gathering and raffle. Moves indoors to the church if weather turns bad.
Open-air screening of the classic Grease at Stadhuisplein in Lelystad. Bring a blanket and popcorn for a cosy evening of cinema under the night sky.
Family-friendly film screening with a pancake theme at Brinkhuis Laren.
A documentary following a dancer's journey through her passion for dance and music.
Documentary about punk pioneer Billy Idol's life and career, featuring unseen interviews and his rise from prototype punk rocker to MTV superstar.
Screening of Memories (1995) at Melkweg Amsterdam.
Three animated shorts by director Katsuhiro Ōtomo and collaborators screened at the Melkweg: Magnetic Rose, Stink Bomb, and Cannon Fodder.
Luxor Theater brings the musical film Song Sung Blue to community centers across Zutphen.
A documentary portrait of Henriëtte Henriquez Pimentel, exploring her life and legacy in Dutch cultural history.
French film 'Juste une illusion' paired with breakfast at Filmtheater Hilversum.
Film screening and discussion evening at LUX Nijmegen, where viewers gather to watch and talk about cinema.
A film programme celebrating cycling and adventure stories, screening at Natlab.
Cinemini screens the children's film 'The Little Mole' at Natlab, a special screening for young audiences.
Big Bike Film Night returns with a new programme of cycling films and documentaries showcasing landscapes, personal stories and adventures from around the globe.
Filmhuis Hoofddorp screens the film 'The Christophers' on 20 September at Cpunt Hoofddorp.
Big Bike Film Night showcases cycling films and documentaries featuring breathtaking landscapes, personal stories and adventures from around the globe.
Screening of the Thai comedy 'How to make millions before grandma dies' in Beilen.
Documentary following American librarians fighting against censorship and book bans in their communities.
Belgian-Dutch drama about two estranged brothers reunited after years, where old secrets and deep-seated rivalries resurface.
Game Changers presents a screening of the classic film Ferris Bueller's Day Off at Natlab.
Documentary exploring libido and sexual desire, followed by a conversation with director Nina Broers in Eindhoven.
Rainbow Night is an event on 21 September at Filmtheater Hilversum.
Documentary exploring political pressure on US librarians and the threats posed by book banning.
Documentary about librarians fighting for reading freedom, screened as part of Banned Books Week.
Documentary by Luuk Bouwman exploring psychosis through the stories of six people - a psychologist, philosopher, musician, care worker, and artist - who question reality and consciousness.
Pathé Leeuwarden presents a classic crime film from its Mystery Classic series.
Open-air cinema on Zeewolde beach where you can watch films barefoot in the sand.
Italian period drama about young violinist Cecilia in 18th-century Venice, guided by Antonio Vivaldi. Selected for Toronto Film Festival and winner of three David di Donatello awards.
BiblioPlus and Sociom host a film screening followed by a discussion over coffee or tea at the library.
Concert film of Billie Eilish's 'Hit Me Hard and Soft' tour, screened at Filmhuis Doesburg.
Documentary about chemsex among queer men, followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers. Three personal stories about boundaries, freedom and dependency.
Feature film debut following a thirty-something Amsterdammer on a personal journey. Stars Martijn Lakemeier.
A Sardinian shepherd fights a Milanese businessman's plans to build a luxury beach resort in his village, in this film inspired by real events.
Film screening with post-show discussion at Buitenplaats De Hoorneboeg in Hilversum.
Film screening of Girl Group at Cinetol, Amsterdam.
Cine 7 screens Joe Speedboot, a film adaptation of Tommy Wieringa's bestselling novel, directed by De Jong.
Documentary about the Malian duo Amadou & Mariam, who became the face of West African music for decades. The film follows their work on the posthumously released album 'L'Amour À La Folie' and their concert in Mali.
Monthly film screening at Filmhuis Lumen showcasing recent book-to-film adaptations. DOK library card holders get a discount on admission.
Monthly film screenings at Bibliotheek Hengelo featuring a varied selection of dramas and international films, followed by conversation.
Award-winning documentary about protecting free access to knowledge in the digital age, directed by Kim A. Snyder.
Outdoor screening of Monia Chokri's satirical film 'Simple comme Silvain' about class differences and love, followed by a live performance by Nadia Schambach.
A landmark Spanish film that portrays everyday life under Franco through allegorical storytelling.
Outdoor film screening of the animated film Shrek on the campus of Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Filmmaker Deborah Stratman presents seven short films that weave together voices, images, and the material of the universe in an evening of visual poetry and conceptual depth.
Luxor Theater brings the musical film Song Sung Blue to the community center 't Warnshuus in Warnsveld.
Damien Chazelle's Babylon is an ambitious film about Hollywood's golden years, filled with music, chaos and existential questions.
A monthly film club for seniors in Kerkrade where participants choose and screen their own favourite films.
Documentary about librarians fighting for freedom to read, part of Banned Books Week.
Documentary about The Sex Pistols' formation told through the eyes of original bassist Glen Matlock. An intimate portrait of the punk revolution featuring archival footage and interviews with key figures.
Spanish drama following a father searching for his missing daughter in the Moroccan desert. Jury Prize winner at Cannes, directed by Oliver Laxe.
Award-winning documentary about protecting free access to knowledge in times of misinformation and digital surveillance.
Open-air screening of Lone Scherfig's 'Italiensk for Begyndere', a warm ensemble comedy made under the Dogma95 rules. After the film, Charlotte Puebla Coenen performs a live piece inspired by the film's themes.
Italian drama about a Sardinian shepherd who refuses to sell his land to a real estate magnate. A story of resistance, family, and moral conviction.
Audiovisual tribute to Daft Punk's greatest hits, screened on the big screen at Pathé Ede.
Cozy cinema screens Sunny Dancer, a coming-of-age story about a teenager charting her own path. For viewers aged 12 and up.
Luxor Theater brings the musical film Song Sung Blue to the community center 't Warnshuus in Warnsveld.
Classic silent film The Three Musketeers at Natlab, a screening without sound.
An adventurous fantasy film full of action and magic, screened at Filmhuis Nieuw-Vennep.
Film screening of Burnt at the Van der Valk Palace Hotel during a Palace Movie Night event.
Last 100 events that already happened.
Olivia Wilde directs this American comedy about a marriage turned upside down by eccentric neighbours. Starring Seth Rogen, Edward Norton and Penélope Cruz.
Film screening of girlhead at Cinetol.
Filmhuis Hoofddorp screens the film Primavera on 13 September at Cpunt Hoofddorp.
LUX screens the classic French musical film 'Les Demoiselles de Rochefort' directed by Jacques Demy, featuring music by Michel Legrand.
Screening of 'My Big Brother' on Sunday, 13 September at Wenneker Cinema Schiedam.
A classic French musical by Jacques Demy with music by Michel Legrand, screened as part of the LUXrewind series.
A grieving man finds solace and healing by joining an amateur theatre group in this intimate character study.
Film screening of Scout at Cinetol.
The sixth edition of Floating Cinema screens films outdoors on the water at Wijnhaven in Rotterdam.
Animated film about cats in ancient Egypt, screening at fiZi cinema.
A late-night film programme full of suspense and adventure at Cinetol Amsterdam.
Jacques Demy's feature film debut Lola, a landmark of the Nouvelle Vague, screens at Filmtheater De Fabriek.
Brommerbios presents the film Lucky on 11 September in Utrecht. An evening of cinema in a unique setting.
The restored version of the anime classic Akira (1988) by Katsuhiro Otomo screens at the Melkweg cinema. A dystopian story about two motorcycle gang members in Neo-Tokyo caught in a military experiment.
Wim Wenders' meditative portrait of everyday life in Tokyo, a quiet observational study of a man following his daily routines.
Open-air cinema on the school grounds of OBS De Rietgors in Leuvenheim, showing films under the stars.
Filmhuis Nieuw-Vennep presents the film 'I Swear' at Cpunt Hoofddorp.
A documentary exploring the origins of life, screening in Putten.
Maryam Touzani's latest film follows a 74-year-old woman in Tangier who fights to keep her home and unexpectedly finds love again when her daughter arrives to sell the apartment.
French comedy about a couple rediscovering their intimate life. Prosecco Première with welcome drink included.
Screening of 'I was a stranger' at Theater de Tuyter.
The last outdoor film of the season: I Swear at Lieve Vrouwekerkhof in Amersfoort. Bring your own chair or grab a seat on one of the terraces.
Monthly film screening where emerging filmmakers present their short films and discuss them with an audience of fellow creators and film lovers.
CINEbieb Boekel screens Hamnet, adapted from Maggie O'Farrell's acclaimed novel, at the Nia Domo.
After an accident, Fransje Hermans forms an unlikely friendship with Joe Speedboot. Together they discover what remains possible in Fransje's restricted world.
A short documentary following three people with dyslexia and their relationship with written language, by filmmaker Rianne Aalbers.
Xanadu (1980), the inimitable cult classic with Olivia Newton-John and Gene Kelly, opens the season at VERA Zienema. A genuinely absurd film packed with bizarre dialogue, sudden musical and dance sequences, and pure cinematic chaos.
Filmhuis Oldenzaal screens the Spanish feature film 'Calle Málaga' at Stadstheater De Bond.
Three short films about low literacy screened during the Week of Reading and Writing at the Centrale Bibliotheek's theatre.
A nostalgic British drama about a choir in Yorkshire during the First World War, starring Ralph Fiennes. Directed by Nicholas Hytner.
Skopein cinema screens 'Beginnings', a feature film about new starts and change.
A psychological thriller about a couple whose dinner party with their neighbors spirals into unexpected twists. Starring Olivia Wilde, Seth Rogen and Edward Norton.
Peace Brigades presents 'Pesta Babi' with expert discussion and audience Q&A at Bibliotheek Neude.
English-language film with Dutch subtitles featuring Jodelle Ferland, Brendan Fletcher and Janet McTeer.
A classic film matinee screening of Champagne at Theater de Tuyter.
Open-air cinema screening 'The Founder', the story of McDonald's founder. Choose between a film ticket or a combo package with a three-course dinner at Bistro MUS.
Classic outdoor screening of 'The Blues Brothers' at the Openluchttheater Brunssum.
Screening of the film Mengelmoes at Cinetol in Amsterdam.
Preview screening of the French film 'Pour Le Plaisir' during the opening weekend of Cinefest. All films cost € 5,-.
Artist Martine Gutierrez and her mother discuss the making of 'The Search for True Beauty' and reflect on creativity, transformation, and self-invention.
French comedy about a 1950s family who suddenly land in 2025. Part of the Cinefest weekend with all films for € 5,-.
An animated fantasy film following Sophie, who works in a hat shop and meets the enigmatic wizard Howl. A tale of magic, adventure, and unexpected romance.
A screening or performance of the beloved French musical Les Parapluies de Cherbourg at Natlab.
Animated adventure following an eccentric inventor and his animal companions on a daring journey from Paris to the Egyptian pyramids.
Psychological horror debut by Luna Mulderij exploring grief and loss. An English-language film screening at Cultureel Centrum Bullekerk.
Outdoor cinema screening of La Cocina, a raw drama about life in a New York restaurant kitchen. Choose between a film ticket or a combo ticket with a 3-course dinner at Bistro MUS.
French comedy premiere at Cinefest: Fanny and Tom explore desire and innovation in 'Pour Le Plaisir', screening Saturday evening in Sittard.
French film about a family navigating hardship together and discovering their resilience.
Italian drama about a shepherd who refuses to sell his land for a luxury resort. Part of the Cinefest weekend with all films for € 5,-.
Premiere of the war film Pressure starring Andrew Scott and Brendan Fraser, exclusively shown for the Cinefest weekend. Tickets € 5,-.
Cinekid screens the Dutch classic 'Abeltje', a children's film about a boy who starts work as a lift operator in a department store.
Documentary about 116 resistance women from Westerbork Camp, screened at Cultura Ede during Airborne Month.
A re-release screening of Kameleon 3 with special guest Steven de Jong and a Kameleon quiz at FilmKerk Wolvega.
The sci-fi action classic Terminator 2: Judgment Day screens on the big screen at Natlab for its 35th anniversary celebration.
Danish cult film The Green Butchers: an absurd black comedy about two butchers chasing their dream. Watch under the stars at Station Bergweg, with an optional 3-course dinner beforehand.
The cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show screens at Caprera Openluchttheater in Bloemendaal.
Brommerbios screens 'My Favourite Cake' as part of its eleventh film night edition at RAUM & Venster.
The first installment of an epic two-part film about Charles de Gaulle and his role as a patriot and resistance leader.
A short film by HKU students exploring nostalgia and the meaning of home.
The Odyssey is a performance at ECI Cultuurfabriek in Roermond on 4 September 2026.
Screening of the film Below the Clouds at ECI Cultuurfabriek, an international production for cinema enthusiasts.
A contemplative nature film by a French wildlife photographer at Geliekvloers - a visual and auditory journey.
Filmhuis Nieuw-Vennep screens the Spanish film Calle Malaga on 4 September at Cpunt Hoofddorp.
Jacques Demy's exuberant French musical about twin sisters dreaming of love and adventure when a traveling carnival arrives in their small harbor town.
Outdoor screening of the film I Swear at the Verskade courtyard in Zaandam, organized by the neighborhood initiative Open West.
Spanish classic by Carlos Saura about a girl growing up in a house full of secrets and mourning. A masterwork of introspection and melancholy.
Award-winning documentary about sushi master Jiro Ono's lifelong pursuit of perfection. Japanese dialogue with English subtitles, screened outdoors at Station Bergweg with optional dinner beforehand.
Screening of the Billie Eilish documentary 'Hit me Soft and Hard' at Caprera Openluchttheater.
Filmtheater Fraterhuis screens the film 'Home' on 3 September at 20:30.
French film 'Histoires Parallèles' screens at Filmtheater Fraterhuis in Zwolle.
A summer film programme featuring four short films about unexpected inspiration, screened at Filmhuis Doesburg.
CINEbieb screens Hamnet, a film adaptation of Maggie O'Farrell's novel about Shakespeare's son.
Christopher Nolan's cinematic adaptation of Homer's epic follows Odys on his perilous voyage home after the Trojan War, filmed across the world with cutting-edge technology.
Documentary about the Ukrainian city of Mariinka, filmed on 16mm over a decade before the Russian invasion.
Outdoor cinema screening of the English-language drama 'Pig' at Station Bergweg. Choose between a film ticket or a combo package with a 3-course dinner at Bistro MUS beforehand.
Outdoor screening of Michael at Caprera in Bloemendaal; tickets available on mobile devices only.
Iranian horror film screening at De Basis. A haunting tale of a girl walking home alone at night in this atmospheric, dark cinema experience.
The Misconceived is an American film by James N. Kienitz Wilkins about a failed filmmaker confronting his past. A digital satire on work, class, and art, entirely built in Unreal Engine.
Italian drama film about a shepherd who resists real estate developers alone, inspired by a true story.
Open-air film screening at Caprera in Bloemendaal.
Filmtheater Fraterhuis screens 'Below the Clouds' on 1 September at 20:30.
Monthly screening of a book adaptation at Wenneker Cinema, followed by a discussion led by Ester Janssen.
Filmhuis Oldenzaal screens 'Treat Her Like A Lady' at Stadstheater De Bond.
An underground film club showcasing DIY video art and experimental work from Dutch makers, with no genre limits but a focus on authentic, independent productions.
Paolo Sorrentino's latest film La Grazia reunites the director of The Great Beauty with actor Toni Servillo in the lead.
An Albanian film about inheritance and art fraud: children hire a forger to complete their father's unfinished masterpieces.
Documentary portrait of shepherd Aart van den Brandhof and his work managing the Gelderland heathland, with nature conservation and the return of wolves as central themes.
The film Michael screens at Pathé Leeuwarden on 1 September.
Screening of 'The President's Cake' at Servicetheater en bioscoop Skopein.
A classic B-movie about a giant spider escaping from a desert laboratory and wreaking havoc. Perfect creature-feature for a spooky movie night.
Film screenings on the Omniversum's large dome screen at Museon in The Hague.
Filmblik is a film event on 31 August at De Affiche Galerij in Den Haag.
A French film about nostalgia and the future, screening at the intimate fiZi cinema in Zierikzee.
Italian film 'Un Anno di Scuola' follows the events of a single school year. Screening at fiZi in Zierikzee.
Film screening of Primavera at the fiZi cinema in Zierikzee.
Animated film Minions & Monsters in original language with Dutch subtitles at Pathé Leeuwarden.
A classic 1980s horror film with science fiction elements, screened at Chassé Cinema.
Filmhuis Breda screens 'Grandes Hits (2)' on 30 August.
The winning feature and short films from the festival are screened together in a special double-bill evening.
A provocative Dutch film with a controversial theme screening at Chassé Cinema.