Outdoor screening of Aftersun at Stingerbol in Ede on Friday evening. Bring your own seating.
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.
Christopher Nolan's new IMAX epic based on Homer's classic, featuring Matt Damon, Tom Holland, and Anne Hathaway.
Filmhuis Nieuw-Vennep presents the film 'I Swear' at Cpunt Hoofddorp.
French comedy about an engineer who designs a revolutionary object to help his wife. Starring François Cluzet and Alexandra Lamy.
Director Tim Kamps brings cabaret performer Leo Alkemade's personal story to the screen - a tribute to his father.
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.
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.
A documentary exploring the origins of life, screening in Putten.
The Dog Stars screens this week at Servicebioscoop Industry in Veghel - an action film set at the end of the world.
Brommerbios presents the film Lucky on 11 September in Utrecht. An evening of cinema in a unique setting.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Classic children's film about Dikkie Dik searching for his missing cuddle toy, back on the big screen.
André Rieu celebrates 20 years of his Vrijthof summer concerts in Maastricht with a live-recorded concert featuring his Johann Strauss Orchestra, shown as a cinema event.
The classic 1988 anime Akira in 4K restoration on the big screen. A dystopian cyberpunk tale of power and destruction in a futuristic Japan.
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.
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.
An Albanian film about inheritance and art fraud: children hire a forger to complete their father's unfinished masterpieces.
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.
Documentary following managers and employees through performance reviews as they grapple with criticism, empathy, and workplace tension.
Spanish classic by Carlos Saura about a girl growing up in a house full of secrets and mourning. A masterwork of introspection and melancholy.
Documentary about 116 resistance women from Westerbork Camp, screened at Cultura Ede during Airborne Month.
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 powerful drama about two children struggling with their parents' acrimonious divorce, featuring Carice van Houten.
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.
A short documentary following three people with dyslexia and their relationship with written language, by filmmaker Rianne Aalbers.
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.
Filmhuis Bussum celebrates Jacques Tati with a classics series showcasing the silent comedies of the French director and actor.
Screen the beloved film classic Little Miss Sunshine with lunch at Weeffabriek.
Film screening of 'Hundreds of Beavers' at Natlab Eindhoven.
Italian documentary capturing a year in the life of a village school. Screening at Filmtheater Fraterhuis.
Artistic films that provoke thought on diverse themes screen every Monday at Pathé Arthouse.
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.
Spanish thriller exploring family bonds and loyalty. Los Tigres received a 3.56 rating from FabriekSneak viewers.
Catch a film at Pathé Maastricht, a cinema in the heart of the city.
Feature film about Charles de Gaulle and his role in the French Resistance during World War II.
A French film about nostalgia and the future, screening at the intimate fiZi cinema in Zierikzee.
Filmtheater Fraterhuis screens 'Below the Clouds' on 1 September at 20:30.
French film 'Histoires Parallèles' screens at Filmtheater Fraterhuis in Zwolle.
Filmtheater Fraterhuis screens the film 'Home' on 3 September at 20:30.
A witty film about love and chaos on the least romantic night of the year.
Documentary examining the role of swearing and profanity in everyday communication and society.
Filmhuis Geldrop presents the film Hamnet on 11 September at 20:30 in Gemeenschapshuis Zesgehuchten.
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.