Filmclub Harmelen screens the film adaptation of Het Diner, the book from the Heel Nederland Leest campaign. Free entry with a complimentary drink.
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.
Brazilian environmental activists investigate the wildfires ravaging the Pantanal and uncover the roots of a global ecological crisis.
Documentary following two pumas raising their young at the edge of civilization, featuring breathtaking wildlife cinematography and intimate glimpses into their hidden world.
A poetic portrait of a bird warden spending seven months alone on a North Sea sandbank, surrounded by birds, storms and silence.
An environmental journalist documents the destruction of Ukraine's nature caused by war - national parks, forests, rivers and wildlife.
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.
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.
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 exploring black vultures, their intelligence, and how scientists prepare endangered birds for release into the wild.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
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.
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.
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.
Big Bike Film Night showcases cycling films and documentaries featuring breathtaking landscapes, personal stories and adventures from around the globe.
Podia Midden-Drenthe presents a film evening at Bibliotheek Westerbork, celebrating storytelling through cinema.
An evening of films celebrating motorcycles and biker culture, curated for motorcycle enthusiasts in Assen.
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.