
Beginnings (2025)
A documentary exploring the origins of life, screening in Putten.
245 events for the next 18 months

Screen the beloved film classic Little Miss Sunshine with lunch at Weeffabriek.

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.

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.

Family film featuring Rutger, Thomas and Paco in their second adventure, screening at Pathé Leeuwarden.

A classic B-movie about a giant spider escaping from a desert laboratory and wreaking havoc. Perfect creature-feature for a spooky movie night.

Big Bike Film Night showcases cycling films and documentaries featuring breathtaking landscapes, personal stories and adventures from around the globe.

A recording of Mozart's classic opera 'Così fan tutte' from the Metropolitan Opera House, screened at Theater de Speeldoos.

Filmhuis Geldrop presents the film Hamnet on 11 September at 20:30 in Gemeenschapshuis Zesgehuchten.

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.

BlikOpener is a film evening at the library followed by a discussion about the film and its themes.

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.

The film 'Youri' screens at fiZi, Zierikzee's independent cinema.

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.

Meet the cast of Hallowiebe: Overdrive at the premiere screening in Pathé Helmond, including Wiebe, for photos and a meet & greet.

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.

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.

A horror film marathon featuring four films screened consecutively through the night of Halloween at De Cacaofabriek.

Monthly historical film morning showcasing films about Schoonhoven's history and the local region.

Monthly art-house film screening at Bibliotheek Eibergen, part of the CINEbieb programme.

The silent science fiction classic Metropolis (1927) is screened with live organ accompaniment on the grand organ of the Grote Kerk.

Bizet's celebrated opera Carmen is broadcast at the fiZi film theatre. A classic masterpiece for opera lovers.

Rainbow Night is an event on 21 September at Filmtheater Hilversum.

Film screening of The Librarians in Delft on 21 September.

BiblioPlus and Sociom host a film screening followed by a discussion over coffee or tea at the library.

Monthly film screenings at Bibliotheek Hengelo featuring a varied selection of dramas and international films, followed by conversation.

A monthly film club for seniors in Kerkrade where participants choose and screen their own favourite films.

Family film Kung Fu Panda screening at the Van der Valk Palace Hotel in Noordwijk.

Film screening of Mama'Ku at de Eendracht in Gemert on 29 September.

A documentary from the Beholders festival about the opening night 'Omega Wants to Dance', broadcast by Meierijstad.

Documentary 'Ons Campertje' is featured in Meierijstad Licht's daily programme in Sint-Oedenrode.

Filmtheater de Eendracht screens 'The Wondrous World Tree' on 30 September, a magical adventure performance.

Brazilian political thriller by Kleber Mendonça Filho, screened in Panavision widescreen with a striking soundtrack.

Documentary 'Do you Love me' by Beholders as part of the Meierijstad licht series.

A fisherman's wife orders a wicker husband to escape her mocking neighbours. Starring Olivia Colman, Alexander Skarsgård, Peter Dinklage and Elizabeth Debicki.

Watch the acclaimed film 'The Broken Circle Breakdown' and enjoy lunch at Weeffabriek. Cinema meets culinary experience.

A film event for cycling enthusiasts showcasing short films about bikes and cycling adventures.

An evening of films celebrating motorcycles and biker culture, curated for motorcycle enthusiasts in Assen.

A Norwegian tragicomedy exploring modern parenthood and identity with an intimate tone and touches of humor.

A cinematic portrait of light, tides, wind and nature filmed in the Wadden Islands World Heritage area.

A French winter drama about teacher Aimée in the Alps, blending passion, mystery and raw natural forces.

Documentary about regenerative agriculture and food forests, followed by a discussion with experts from Circle Ecology and community garden De Wildegaard.

Screening of the film Champagne at the Tiliander in Oisterwijk.

Film screening of JIMPA at Filmhuis Putten on 4 October 2026.

Filmhuis Putten screens the thriller 'The Invite' on 27 November.

The film 'The Good Sister' screens in Putten.

A married couple travels to Amsterdam in this film about love, faith, and commitment.

Filmhuis Putten screens the film Primavera on 31 October.

Filmhuis Putten screens the film KAIN on 4 October 2026.

A fantasy film about a fisherman's wife who orders a wicker husband to escape her lonely life. Starring Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård.

Two friends embark on an adventurous quest to find missing sheep in this funny family tale packed with suspense.

A film screening followed by an optional discussion and lunch, organized by BiblioPlus and Sociom.

Film enthusiasts gather on Sunday afternoons at OASE in Rotterdam for the Sunday Filmclub.

Theater Hofpoort partners with Filmhuis Emmen to present quality films and educational programming.

Podia Midden-Drenthe presents a film evening at Bibliotheek Westerbork, celebrating storytelling through cinema.

Cinekid presents an outdoor children's film day at Kunstfort in Vijfhuizen.

Fritz Lang's silent classic Metropolis (1927) is screened with a live soundtrack by Wishful Singing.

Soroptimist Club De Reestlanden presents a film evening addressing violence against women. Advance reservation required, payment at the door.

Community screening of the anime 'Sonny Boy' in De Wijk. A shared viewing experience for anime fans.

FilmClub Groene Engel returns with eight evenings where members vote on which films to screen. Each night features a film and trailers, followed by voting and discussion in the café.

Film screening at Wierden Library with the title to be announced.

Filmhuis Doesburg screens the French film 'Toutes Directions' on Friday night.

Filmhuis Doornenburg shows films in an intimate cinema hall at the community centre.

The fiZi cinema screens Götterdämmerung, the concluding opera of Wagner's Ring cycle, as part of the RBO 26/27 season.

Filmhuis Lumen in Delft screens films with English subtitles for expats and international film enthusiasts.

An intimate film adaptation of Maggie O'Farrell's novel about the death of Shakespeare's son Hamnet, exploring grief and loss through the eyes of his family. Free entry.

Sing along to the cult classic Rocky Horror Picture Show on Halloween, with three flexible ticket options.

A film screening of 'The Penguin Lessons', based on a true story about an English teacher who forms an unexpected friendship with a penguin in Argentina.

British-Irish comedy about a brother and sister on a remote Scottish island whose lives are upended by a local official. Starring Domhnall Gleeson and Michelle Gomez.

Documentary exploring one of the world's last primeval forests and the intricate connections between ancient trees and their ecosystem.

Documentary exploring black vultures, their intelligence, and how scientists prepare endangered birds for release into the wild.

LUX recommends Milky Way, a family film about the Milky Way for children aged 8 and up.

Disney Pixar's Coco follows a boy who journeys to the land of the dead during Día De Los Muertos and learns about his family's heritage and traditions.


Film pass allowing you to reserve screenings at Cinerama in Rotterdam. Online booking opens after you receive confirmation from WFFR.

Film screening of the adaptation of Herman Koch's novel The Dinner, part of the Heel Nederland Leest programme at Bibliotheek Eersel.

A personal documentary following wild horses in America, exploring the tension between conservation and control, and our role in the natural world.

Elke Tukker's personal documentary follows wild horses in the American wilderness, exploring the boundary between protection and control.

Two documentaries exploring nature and wildlife: a year in Ireland's Burren landscape and a journey with whales from New Zealand to North America.

Brazilian environmental activists document the wildfires ravaging the Pantanal wetlands and uncover the roots of a global ecological crisis.

Two nature documentaries about African wildlife: Mara: Rebirth follows the wildebeest migration along the Mara River, while Tusker: Brotherhood of Elephants portrays three elephants against the backdrop of Kilimanjaro.

A nature documentary following Caribbean flamingos as they seek love and a safe haven to build their families, blending humor with stunning visuals.

Documentary exploring the Colorado River and the American Southwest, where nature and human impact intersect across a visually stunning landscape.

Documentary following orphaned elephants in Kenya as they find refuge at Reteti, Africa's first community-run sanctuary.

Documentary journey through the rainforests and wildlife of Tamil Nadu in South India, featuring elephants, leopards, tigers and more.

Documentary following orphaned black bear cubs in Russia's Ussuri taiga, filmed by zoologist Sergey Kolchin.

Documentary 'Life After Dictatorship' by director Thaeer Muhreez, followed by a presentation from writer Eva Rovers and a public debate moderated by Ton de Kort.

Film screening at the Dorpshuis on Schiermonnikoog as part of the November Wandelmaand, featuring films aligned with the walking festival's themes.

Ken O'Sullivan's visually stunning documentary explores his fascination with dolphins and the intricate relationship between humans and these remarkable animals.

An eighty-year-old diver returns to a remote island for a final meeting with the giant manta ray Willy, the creature with whom he shared decades of connection.

Two women meet in the Himalayas and work together to protect endangered snow leopards in this tale of friendship, perseverance, and hope.

Two nature documentaries: Penguin Baywatch follows penguin chicks on Crozet Island, while Running Wild: Return to the River captures the annual salmon migration and the wildlife that depends on it.

Two nature documentaries featuring unexpected wildlife: Underdogs: Sexy Beasts explores the bizarre mating behaviour of lesser-known species, while Surfing Hippos reveals how African animals adapt to a changing world.

Two nature documentaries exploring European ecosystems: Water Worlds reveals animals in historic monuments, Wild Alps follows life in the Alpine landscape.

Two nature documentaries: Wild Asia (3D) features snow leopards and red pandas in extreme Asian habitats, while Same Same - But Different explores evolutionary relationships between animals.

Documentary exploring the poetic beauty of boundaries in the Dutch landscape, followed by a discussion.

Sir David Attenborough reveals the hidden wildlife thriving in the heart of London, one of the world's busiest cities.

A personal documentary following Dutch researcher Elke Tukker as she studies wild horses in America and explores the tension between conservation and control.

A young French biologist cycles through Patagonia seeking coexistence between humans and wildlife, meeting local farmers and discovering how change is possible.

An Estonian nature documentary capturing predators gathering at a forest feeding site. Without commentary, we follow bears, wolves, lynxes and raptors in their daily struggle for survival.

Spanish historical drama following a woman searching for her great-grandfather's remains from the Civil War while uncovering the story of a pioneering teacher.

Two documentaries about chimpanzees: Meike investigates what their leadership can teach us, and a glimpse into the lives of Fongoli's chimpanzees in Senegal.

An informative film evening about online fraud with practical advice on protecting yourself against digital scams.

Two farmers with the same name and opposite farming philosophies clash in this witty and touching documentary set on the English countryside.

Documentary following an otter family on India's Cauvery River, capturing their daily interactions, play, and survival in the wild.

Documentary following two pumas raising their young at the edge of human civilization, featuring stunning wildlife cinematography and intimate glimpses into their hidden world.

Three wildlife filmmakers spend over 2,000 days in Gran Paradiso capturing alpine ibex, golden eagles, and wolves. An intimate portrait of patience, perseverance, and extraordinary moments in the Alps.

Brazilian environmental activists investigate the wildfires ravaging the Pantanal and uncover the roots of a global ecological crisis.

An environmental journalist documents the destruction of Ukraine's nature caused by war - national parks, forests, rivers and wildlife.

Documentary following two pumas raising their young at the edge of civilization, featuring breathtaking wildlife cinematography and intimate glimpses into their hidden world.

A nature documentary following Caribbean flamingos as they seek love and a safe haven to build their family, told with humour and beautiful imagery.

Documentary exploring the collision between the world's largest refugee camp in Bangladesh and the migration routes of wild elephants, affecting Rohingya refugees, local farmers, and the animals themselves.

Filmclub Harmelen screens the film adaptation of Het Diner, the book from the Heel Nederland Leest campaign. Free entry with a complimentary drink.

A poetic portrait of a bird warden spending seven months alone on a North Sea sandbank, surrounded by birds, storms and silence.

Two documentaries exploring nature and wildlife: an intimate portrait of Croatia's wild coast and a story of conservation efforts to save the endangered Brazilian guitarfish off Argentina.

The Boekenvrienden film group screens the drama 'Where the Crawdads Sing', following a girl raised in North Carolina's marshes who becomes entangled in a murder trial.

Sir David Attenborough reveals the hidden wildlife thriving in the heart of London. A film that changes how you see the city.

Documentary following the Colorado River through the American Southwest, showcasing desert landscapes and their fragile ecosystems under human pressure.

Documentary about Canto Ostinato followed by a listening concert at the Midsland library.

Film adaptation of Herman Koch's novel 'Het Diner' with Jacob Derwig, Kim van Kooten, Thekla Reuten and Daan Schuurmans, preceded by an introduction.

Filmhuis Doesburg screens the film 'Pressure' on Friday evening. An evening of cinema and suspense.

Oscar-winning filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor explore the systems driving civilian casualties in Gaza through their project Naza.

Watch a family film at the Northern Film Festival's family brunch. Settle into beanbags with brunch, for children from age 6 and up.

Film screening of Bird Bird Bird in Rotterdam on 7 November.

LUXrewind screens the documentary about the 1969 Summer of Soul festival, recorded at the Apollo Theater in Harlem - a pivotal moment in soul and funk music history.

A collection of short films designed for children at Cinerama Rotterdam.

A curated selection of beloved films from past festival editions returns to the big screen at Cinerama Rotterdam.

Oliver Hermanus' 'The History of Sound' follows two men recording American folk songs during WWI, discovering beauty and connection amid a changing world.

Teona Strugar Mitevska portrays Mother Teresa as a woman of flesh and blood in this character study about power, ideals and sisterhood, starring Noomi Rapace.

K-Wave presents the Korean film The Handmaiden, a gripping thriller about deception and desire set in colonial Korea.

A film following Agnes, Shakespeare's wife, as her family grieves the loss of their son Hamnet. Based on Maggie O'Farrell's acclaimed novel.

Joachim Trier's drama about two sisters grieving their mother and reuniting with their father, a former filmmaker with a new script. Starring Renate Reinsve and Stellan Skarsgård.

Film screening of the adaptation of Herman Koch's 'The Dinner', part of the Whole Netherlands Reads initiative.

A powerful documentary about John Davidson's life with Tourette syndrome and his mission to challenge misconceptions. Winner of the Audience Award at the International Film Festival Rotterdam.

An intimate historical drama by Chloé Zhao about Agnes and William Shakespeare, centred on the loss of their son Hamnet to the plague. A restrained, emotionally charged film starring Jessie Buckley, Emily Watson and Paul Mescal.

Documentary about nursing home Rumah Kita featuring personal stories on culture, care, and belonging. Director Jeremy Flohr joins an audience discussion after the screening.

Weekly rotating film programme at Milûk cinema in Harlingen. Browse the current selection and book tickets online.

Science fiction film screening at Melkweg Amsterdam.

Anime film All You Need Is Kill presented with Kaboom Animation Festival. A sci-fi story about time loops where protagonist Rita must learn to live each day anew.

Bollywood action film with Akshay Kumar and Dino Morea in the lead roles.

An American drama about a father who takes his two children on a road trip through the Midwest after financial hardship. An adventure that gradually reveals its true purpose.

Filmhuis Mijdrecht screens the film Het Diner and hosts a post-screening discussion exploring the ethical questions at the heart of the story.

Filmhuis Doesburg screens the film Primavera, a cinematic experience for film enthusiasts.

Documentary screening of Wolf's Message with a guided body exercise and heart meditation beforehand.

Monthly film screening and discussion evening at LUX Nijmegen.

A French drama about a mother visiting her three adult children, exploring the complexity of family bonds.

Mozart's 'Così fan tutte' is screened at fiZi cinema as part of the RBO 26/27 season.

FilmToen presents the 1986 classic Abel, directed by and starring Alex van Warmerdam alongside Annet Malherbe. A witty drama about a 31-year-old man still living at home.

Animated film about mayhem in the village of the Piets, made for children.

Flyway is a nature documentary about the mudflats, capturing birds landing and taking flight in flocks above the changing sea.

Film screening of 'Het Diner' on Sunday, 22 November in Rijen as part of the national 'Heel Nederland Leest' initiative.

Film screening of 'The Dinner', Herman Koch's novel about parents protecting their children. Part of the Heel Nederland Leest programme.

Two English brothers flee to Ireland to avoid being separated, aided by a street musician. A moving family drama starring Bill Nighy and Maisie Williams.

A documentary following 91-year-old Agatha in her organic garden, blending humour, wisdom and natural beauty.

Documentary exploring Sun Ra's formative years in Birmingham, Alabama, featuring perspectives from local residents. A portrait of how the music city shaped the Afro-futurist pioneer.

Bibliotheek Bladel screens the film adaptation of Herman Koch's "The Dinner" as part of Heel Nederland Leest, with snacks and drinks.

Enjoy breakfast and watch The Dinner at the library. A cosy morning for film lovers.

Documentary "Heroes of the Galaxy" by Mirjam Marks about children in an asylum seeker centre, followed by a conversation with the director. For education professionals.

The German expressionist masterpiece Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari (1920) is shown as a silent film at Natlab.

A film screening of Sonny Boy, a true story of love and courage during World War II, adapted from Annejet van der Zijl's bestseller.

A Japanese-American drama starring Brendan Fraser as an actor in Tokyo hired to play roles in people's lives, finding unexpected happiness along the way.

LUX TIPT screens 'The Mirror', a film specially selected for the festival.

Documentary portrait of pioneering choreographer Pina Bausch and the Tanztheater Wuppertal ensemble that revolutionized modern dance under her visionary leadership.

A documentary exploring the North Sea and the dynamic life within this marine ecosystem.

Film screening of LA ÉLITE at Cinetol Amsterdam on Saturday, 28 November.

Cinemini presents the children's film Kareltje Kat, a cinema experience designed for young viewers.

The Royal Ballet's Manon is screened free at Filmhuis Parkvilla. This classic ballet combines dance and music in a compelling narrative.

An evening of Latin American cinema: a documentary about homelessness in Montevideo, followed by a panel discussion and Uruguayan dinner.

Digger is an American film by director Alejandro G. Iñárritu starring Tom Cruise as a powerful man attempting to prevent a global catastrophe of his own making.

Screening of James Cameron's Avatar in Amsterdam.

A gripping drama about nurse Floria working on an understaffed surgical ward. The film explores dedication and the breaking point of human resilience.

Hamnet is a moving drama about Shakespeare and his wife grieving their son's death, featuring Oscar-winning actress Jessie Buckley.

Watch 'Love Sarah' about a family bakery and enjoy a high tea with sweet and savoury dishes inspired by the film.

The beloved Christmas film 'Home Alone' plays with live orchestral accompaniment at Concertgebouw De Vereeniging.

Film Cult presents the Oscar-winning film Moonlight in Rotterdam.

A mother and her non-binary teenager travel to Amsterdam to reconnect with her flamboyant, queer father in this film about family, identity, and generational boundaries.

A classic film evening featuring 'The Last Waltz' at the Stadsgehoorzaal in Leiden, organized by Nobel.

Martin Scorsese's 1978 classic film The Last Waltz is screened at Nobel.

Kaboom Animation Festival and Melkweg screen the classic 1991 anime OVA 3x3 Eyes, a blend of teenage romance and supernatural adventure directed by the creators behind Dragon Ball Z and Interstella 5555.

Screening of the 1991 anime film 3×3 Eyes at Melkweg. Advance booking required.

Screening of the 1991 anime 3x3 Eyes at Melkweg.

André Rieu's Christmas concert 'Let It Snow' features his Johann Strauss Orchestra, sopranos and a 120-voice male choir performing festive classics and waltzes.

André Rieu's Christmas concert 'Let It Snow' screens as a matinee with his Johann Strauss Orchestra, sopranos and a 120-voice male choir.

Documentary about jazz legend Miles Davis, featuring interviews with Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter and others. An exploration of how Davis created rather than who he was.

CineBieb Laarbeek presents The Holdovers at the Dorpshuis, a screening organized in partnership with the Laarbeek Senior Associations.

Documentary about John Davidson, diagnosed with Tourette syndrome at fifteen, who later became an advocate for raising awareness about the condition.

Toon Hermans' intimate One Man Show from 1993 screened in 2K and 5.1 surround sound, featuring songs about love and loss following his wife's passing.

Bibliotheek Neude screens the beloved classic 'It's a Wonderful Life' with James Stewart, introduced by filmmaker Maarten Peels.

Margarethe von Trotta's German classic about two sisters who each rebel against the establishment in their own distinct ways during the 1960s.

Cinemini screens 'Day and Night', a children's film at Natlab. A special film experience for kids.

Toon Hermans' deeply personal One Man Show from 1993 screened in 2K and 5.1 surround sound, featuring songs about love and loss after his wife's passing.

Cinemini presents the animated film 'Strange Fish' for children at Natlab Eindhoven.

Filmhuis Lumen screens 'The Cycle of Love' with an introduction, part of the Boek & Film series.

Cinema Delfia screens the 1992 romantic comedy SINGLES on New Year's Eve, following a group of young professionals in Seattle.

A screening of the grunge classic 'Singles' (1992) featuring Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains and Soundgarden in the cast.

Documentary following Gerard Derksen and Cyril Hendriks as they travel through five villages in military vehicles, tracing the history of Warnsveld municipality from 1980 to 2024.

A film screening of Tirza, a Dutch adaptation of Arnon Grunberg's novel, directed by Rudolf van den Berg.

The Royal Ballet's classic ballet adaptation of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is screened at fiZi filmtheater Zierikzee.

Cinemini screens 'In the Kitchen', a film show designed for children at Natlab.

An understated Irish drama about a nine-year-old girl who spends a summer with a rural family and discovers love and belonging for the first time.

Puccini's Tosca is screened at fiZi filmtheater Zierikzee as part of the RBO 2026/27 season.

The science fiction classic Blade Runner screens at Museum de Fundatie.

Cinemini presents the animated film Animanimals at Natlab, specially curated for young viewers.

CineMusic combines film and live music in a single evening at Parktheater Eindhoven.

Screening of the animated series The Legend of Korra at de Doelen in Rotterdam.

A moving drama about two brothers learning to understand each other during one transformative summer.

Godfrey Reggio's visually stunning Koyaanisqatsi explores modern technology and society through experimental cinema.

An interactive film performance for children exploring spinning and top mechanisms, presented by Cinemini at Natlab.

Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece 'Eyes Wide Shut' screened on the big screen at Theater Imperium.

Open-air film screenings on the rooftop of Focus Filmtheater in Arnhem, overlooking the Eusebius church.

Interactive outdoor screening of the cult film The Rocky Horror Picture Show at Natlab in Eindhoven.
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A Dutch film about a man in a wheelchair who forms an unlikely friendship with the charismatic Joe. A story of friendship, dreams and adventure in the village of Lomark.

Tobe Hooper's landmark 1974 horror film The Texas Chain Saw Massacre in a newly restored 4K version for its 50th anniversary. A raw, influential slasher about young people who encounter a family of cannibalistic murderers in rural Texas.

Eight short films by emerging Ukrainian filmmakers exploring contemporary Ukraine through themes of home, war, and everyday life. Part of the annual Ukrainian New Wave project.

Filmhuis Nieuw-Vennep screens the film The Choral at Cpunt Hoofddorp.

A classic Dutch film about angels, friendship and destiny, returning to cinemas in 4K restoration.

A documentary about two neighbours named Derek who make opposing choices: intensive farming versus nature restoration. A story of conflict, reconciliation and the struggle for the countryside.

Documentary about West Papua using restored archival footage, followed by a conversation with filmmaker Daan Veldhuizen.

Thai comedy-drama about a student who cares for his dying grandmother while hoping to inherit her wealth.

BUTFF x CULTfilm presents the Spanish horror-comedy 'La Cosa en la Niebla', winner of Best Feature at BUTFF 2026, preceded by the Portuguese short 'Pimple'.

Classic 1974 horror film about a group of young people who encounter a cannibalistic family in Texas. Halloween special marking the film's 50th anniversary.

Cronenberg's body-horror masterpiece The Fly screens at Zienema for Halloween. A scientist's teleportation experiment goes catastrophically wrong.

An Iraqi drama following a 9-year-old girl searching for cake ingredients in 1990s Iraq under Saddam Hussein's rule, amid war and poverty.

Jeanne's carefully planned childless life is upended when her estranged sister abandons two young children at her door. This Karlovy Vary award-winner explores family, responsibility, and the future you thought you had.

Smelne's Erfskip screens archival film footage by Anton Stoelwinder documenting Drachten's past in the 1970s and 1980s.

Filmhuis Hoofddorp screens the feature film 'Heart of the Beast' at Cpunt Hoofddorp.

Cinetol screens the Dutch film Robine, a feature film for adult audiences.

Documentary about Berlin's legendary KitKatClub, exploring freedom, identity and intimacy through intimate stories. Free afterparty in club Annie follows the premiere.

Carol Reed's masterpiece of post-war intrigue: a classic film noir set in Vienna, with Joseph Cotten investigating the mysterious death of his friend.

Six outdoor documentaries about adventure and expeditions at the 25th anniversary of the EOFT film festival in Nijmegen.

A coming-of-age film following two brothers as they rediscover the meaning of family.

French film with Benoît Poelvoorde, Malou Madou and Willy Vandenbroeck, subtitled in Dutch.

Preview screening of Jordan Firstman's dramady 'Club Kid', starring Cara Delevingne and Kirby Howell-Baptiste. Followed by an afterparty at club Annie with a goodie bag.

A French film with interwoven storylines screening at Filmhuis Doesburg.

A film screening of 'Notes from the Woods' by WFFR, presented by Cinema Islemunda as a collaboration between Podium Islemunda and WFFR.

Biblioscoop screens a different family film each time at Bibliotheek Vaals. Bring the family for a cosy afternoon of cinema.

Documentary screening of 'Notes from the Woods' at Podium Islemunda's afternoon programme, a collaboration with WFFR.

The library screens different films for children at four locations during the autumn holiday.

Epic historical drama about General Charles de Gaulle organizing French resistance from London in 1940. Starring Simon Abkarian, Simon Russell Beale, and Mathieu Kassovitz.

A Cinekid film about friendship and apologies for children aged 9 and older.

The Big Bike Film Night showcases cycling films with adventure stories and stunning landscapes from around the world, in English with Dutch subtitles.

Documentary exploring surveillance and privacy rights in the digital era, screened by Filmhuis Nieuw-Vennep.

A film exploring how artificial light affects the natural world, part of the Night of the Night festival in Made.

Wicker is a film based on Ursula Wills-Jones' short story, starring Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård. At this Prosecco Premiere, every guest receives a complimentary glass of Prosecco with their ticket.

Filmmaker Martin Koolhoven guides you through film history on artificial intelligence, from Metropolis to Her, followed by the film Ex Machina.

Children's film screening at Bibliotheek de Boekenberg during the school holidays, featuring HalloWiebe! for ages 6 and up.

Children's film screening during autumn break at Bibliotheek Warnsveld, from 14:00 to 16:00.

A musical adventure film about a monster caring for his siblings while keeping them hidden from villagers. English-language family film with Dutch subtitles, suitable from age 8.

A cat disguised as a woman befriends a struggling journalist in this charming Dutch film about second chances and unlikely friendships.

U2's iconic album 'The Joshua Tree' comes to life as a cinematic experience at Pathé Leeuwarden, part of the Sound Sessions series.

A charming French film by director Jean-Pierre Jeunet about the life of Amélie in Paris, filled with fantasy and warmth.

A screening of the 2026 film adaptation of Tommy Wieringa's acclaimed novel "Joe Speedboot", exploring friendship and the yearning to leave small-town life behind.

Documentary exploring a new approach to hearing voices, followed by expert discussion and audience Q&A.

Two short films for children aged 5 and up: 'The Secret of the Square' and 'An Elephant in the Room'.

An animated adventure where a group of children band together to rescue their friends and overthrow a dictator who targets those he deems "ugly".

Holiday cinema screening of the children's film HalloWiebe! for ages 6 and up at BREStheater.

The library screens children's films during autumn break. In Eerbeek, a film runs from 14:00 to 16:00.

A Cinekid film where 10-year-old Alice and a group of young detectives search for her missing parents. A thrilling, funny family adventure full of friendship and mystery.

CineKid screens the film 'Stitch Head' at Bibliotheek Haaksbergen with an accompanying programme.

Cinekid presents 'The Magical Jungle', a family film for children aged 5 and up at cinema LUX.

A Cinekid film exploring fashion and creativity for children aged 4 and up at LUX Nijmegen.

Filmhuis Boekensteun presents a film evening at the Brummen Library.

Animated film Hoppers for children aged 6 and up at Theater Streams Breede Beek.

Eat Your Feelings CINEMA screens two short films by female directors from Eastern Europe, paired with a feminist buffet and Q&A exploring emancipation, cinema and food.

Silent film by Esteban Sapir about a future without voices, where a monopolist controls all communication. A visually inventive work with themes that still resonate today.

Screening of the science fiction film 'Her' with a post-film discussion exploring the film's themes.

Family screening of "The Little Prince" with fries at Bibliotheek Scherpenzeel during the autumn holidays.

Cultuurbarbaren screens the animated musical Sing on the OPEN Delft stage, with audio delivered through personal headphones.

Family film HalloWiebe: Overdrive, a spooky adventure packed with chaos and action for all ages.

The library offers free film screenings for children during autumn break, with different films at four locations.

A stop-motion animated film for children based on a Czech children's book, screening during the autumn half-term.

Cinekid film about a girl who enters a fantasy world through a magical cape. Suitable for children from age 5, including two short films and a creative workshop.

LUX's monthly film evening in Nijmegen combining cinema, drinks and socializing.

Cinekid family film for children aged 4+ about Lotte's quest to find dragons, showing at LUX Nijmegen.

Movies that Matter presents 'Sentient', a film exploring artificial intelligence and consciousness.

Film screening of Soft Loft at Cinetol Amsterdam.

Filmtheater de Eendracht presents the performance Primavera in Gemert.

KABAM! 2 is a children's series about the familiar fears of third-graders. With humor and imagination, they discover that everyone gets scared and that solutions are always possible.

A Cinekid adventure film for children aged 7 and up, screening at LUX Nijmegen.

Cinekid celebrates the 25th anniversary of the beloved Dutch film Minoes with a special screening. A charming family film for children aged 9 and up.

A comedy film about an outsider, screening at Theater vanBeresteyn in Veendam.

Practical Magic 2 screens at De Koornbeurs in Franeker on 18 October 2026.

A film about a teenager with a cancer history who attends summer camp and discovers a group of peers determined to live life to the fullest.


Film screening of Born at Midnite at Cinetol Amsterdam on 18 October, starting at 19:30.

Disney Pixar's Coco plays in Winterswijk: a boy dreams of music and finds himself in the land of the dead during Día De Los Muertos, discovering his family's heritage.

Toy Story 5 screens on 18 October at De Koornbeurs in Franeker. A family film for all ages.

Wicker presents a film screening combined with breakfast at Filmtheater Hilversum on 18 October.

Anime film screening at Natlab. A visually stunning journey into a mysterious underground world.

Animated films accompanied by live organ music at the Organ & Film Festival. Suitable for children aged 6 and up.

Silent film with live organ accompaniment at the Organ & Film Festival in Nijmegen.

The Magical Jungle is a family film screening at LUX Nijmegen where children are invited to watch in their pajamas.

Japanese animated film about children searching for lost voices.

Makoto Shinkai's anime film exploring loss and adventure in a magical underworld, screened on the big screen.

Children's film Gugu's World for ages 9 and up, screening during the Cinekid festival at LUX Nijmegen.

Cinekid screens the animated film Kabam! 2, designed for children aged 3 and up.

Cinekid presents the children's film 'Extraordinary' at cinema LUX, specially for children aged 8 and older.

Cinekid's 'The Big Dream' is a family film for children aged 6 and up, screening at LUX Nijmegen.

English-language children's film about Stitch Head with Dutch subtitles, suitable for ages 6 and up.

A documentary following Katinka as she returns to her birthplace to explore her identity and sense of home.

A youth film about Ben, a twelve-year-old navigating bullying and peer pressure at a water polo camp.

Zach Cregger's horror-comedy reboot of Resident Evil screens at Theater vanBeresteyn.

Classic Italian film starring Giulietta Masina and Marcello Mastroianni, with Dutch subtitles.

A true-story film about John Davidson, diagnosed with Tourette at fifteen, who later became an advocate and MBE recipient.

Filmhuis Doesburg screens the film Franz, a dramatic feature about the life of Franz Ferdinand.

Gianfranco Rosi's black-and-white documentary portrait of Naples and Pompeii, capturing everyday life in a city shadowed by Mount Vesuvius and the fragile beauty of a world caught between past and present.

A one-time screening of the Spanish drama The Beloved, an intense father-daughter story starring Javier Bardem and Victoria Luengo, as a preview to the Goese Filmdagen.

Two films about chimpanzees and human evolution: the Dutch premiere of 'Aap tot aap' on emotion and leadership, and 'The Chimps of Fongoli' documenting a unique Senegalese population, followed by a roundtable discussion.

Documentary following Joan Windzak as she uncovers her family history and discovers a 19th-century photograph of her ancestor Affiba.

Film screening of '500 Miles' at Filmhuis Doesburg on 15 October.

Film afternoon as part of the IFIKZ MaakMeeFestival, exploring the theme of Zaandam's paper heritage at Filmtheater De Fabriek.