A film screening followed by an optional discussion and lunch, organized by BiblioPlus and Sociom.
A moving film about a taxi driver who takes his regular passengers on one final unexpected journey through South Limburg. A story of connection and new beginnings.
Babel Cinema screens a film about landscape designer Piet Oudolf, exploring how a fresh perspective transforms the way we see nature and public spaces.
Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano's latest film 'Juste une Illusion' screens at Podium 't Beest as part of Film By The Sea. A feel-good film about a teenager in 1980s Paris finding his way while his family navigates crisis.
IFFR Filmclub pairs two films exploring generations and self-care: 'Winged' by Abel van Essen and 'What Matters' by Ange Wieberdink & Jet Homoet, followed by discussion.
Dutch thriller about two couples whose friendship fractures when their teenage daughters are caught up in an accident during a shared Alpine holiday.
Filmhuis Nieuw-Vennep screens 'Treat her like a Lady' on 2 October at Cpunt Hoofddorp.
A shy traffic officer finds unexpected connection when he meets Ray in this intimate character-driven film.
A gripping thriller exploring moral dilemmas through stunning underwater cinematography.
Documentary Love-22-Love by Beholders is screened as part of Meierijstad licht's daily programme.
A Dutch family film about a cat who can speak and look human, and a struggling journalist given a second chance at his career.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Audiovisual tribute to Daft Punk's greatest hits, screened on the big screen at Pathé Ede.
A documentary exploring the relationship between two elderly brothers, told with warmth and humour.
A surprise film screening every second Thursday at Filmtheater De Fabriek - the title remains a mystery until the lights dim.
Screen the beloved film classic Little Miss Sunshine with lunch at Weeffabriek.
Documentary 'Do you Love me' by Beholders as part of the Meierijstad licht series.
Brazilian political thriller by Kleber Mendonça Filho, screened in Panavision widescreen with a striking soundtrack.