Actress M. faces a turning point: menopause, a strained marriage and the loss of her role in a police series. She decides to reinvent herself. Starring Maike Meijers, Bas Hoeflaak and others. At this Prosecco Première, enjoy a welcome glass.
Chloe Zhao's drama about William Shakespeare and his wife Agnes, who lose their son Hamnet to plague in 16th-century England. An intimate portrait of grief and creativity.
Documentary screening about the hidden underwater life of the North Sea, shown during festival 't Kirchroa va Mörje at Kerkrade library.
An evening of short films by HKU students exploring queerness through stories of love, bodies, sexuality and identity, part of the Utrecht Queer Culture Festival.
Podia Midden-Drenthe presents a film evening at Bibliotheek Westerbork, celebrating storytelling through cinema.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
A cinematic documentary exploring grief and transformation, followed by a post-screening discussion with the Centre for Life Questions.
A film with John Lithgow and Olivia Colman exploring family bonds, letting go, and coming of age in Amsterdam.
Luxor Theater brings the musical film Song Sung Blue to the community center 't Warnshuus in Warnsveld.
Documentary reconstruction of Operation Pegasus with interviews and dramatized scenes featuring British soldiers and resistance fighters.
CINEbieb screens the film adaptation of David Grann's book about the Osage murders, a true story of power, greed, and love.
A shy traffic officer finds unexpected connection when he meets Ray in this intimate character-driven film.
Filmtheater de Eendracht screens the film The Invite on 8 October in Gemert.
Icelandic filmmaker Hlynur Pálmason's film about divorce, capturing the wear of time and emotional distance with a surprisingly light touch.
Theater Hofpoort partners with Filmhuis Emmen to present quality films and educational programming.