Filmtheater De Fabriek is an independent cinema in Zaandam, housed in a building that reflects the industrial heritage of the Zaanstreek region. It screens a mix of arthouse and international films, alongside special events and post-screening discussions.
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😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Film afternoon as part of the IFIKZ MaakMeeFestival, exploring the theme of Zaandam's paper heritage at Filmtheater De Fabriek.
Film afternoon exploring Zaandam paper heritage at the IFIKZ MaakMeeFestival, Friday 16 October at Filmtheater De Fabriek.
Film afternoon exploring the heritage of Zaandam paper at the IFIKZ MaakMeeFestival in Filmtheater De Fabriek.
Film afternoon as part of the IFIKZ MaakMeeFestival, exploring the theme 'The Power of Zaandam Paper'. Takes place on Friday 16 October at Filmtheater De Fabriek.
KABAM! 2 opens Cinekid 2026 with a story about children in teacher Mo's class who help each other overcome their fears through imagination and creativity.
Documentary about the gardens of Piet Oudolf, examining how we might perceive nature and public space in new ways.
Special preview of the closing film of the Nederlands Film Festival, featuring a Limburgian taxi driver and a soundtrack by Spinvis.
A French drama following a couple's intimate quest for pleasure and honesty after Fanny discovers she has never experienced an orgasm.
A feel-good comedy by Nakache and Toledano about nostalgia and a teenager reviving the 1980s, with attention to social themes.
Documentary about Amsterdam's Fietsdepot preparing bicycles for shipment to Ukraine. Post-screening discussion with director Christine van Hout.
A 500-kilometre expedition through Arctic Lapland as Sophie escapes the pressures of daily life in this acclaimed outdoor documentary.
Documentary following the Gallagher brothers' long-awaited reunion tour, capturing Oasis back on stage together after over sixteen years apart.
Two brothers flee to Ireland to stay together and live with their grandfather when their parents separate.
A Sardinian shepherd fights a Milanese businessman's plans to build a luxury beach resort in his village, in this film inspired by real events.
The opening film of the Dutch Film Festival: a new film by Michiel van Erp about three friends immersed in the city's nightlife.
Special preview screening of the drama Queen at Sea starring Juliette Binoche and Tom Courtenay, organised in partnership with Alzheimer Netherlands.
Documentary about Palestinian emancipation with an introduction and discussion led by Jaap Hamburger from A Different Jewish Voice.
Documentary about the legendary 1986 World Cup quarter-final between England and Argentina, exploring the historical rivalry between the two nations.
Ukrainian documentary about a pacifist religious community facing the Russian invasion, told without depicting violence.
The third animated film featuring Shaun the Sheep, following the Oscar and BAFTA-nominated predecessors with the same charm and humour.
Finnish film recounting a failed 1930 coup attempt through absurdist humour and biting political satire.
Maarten takes his dying father Hans to the Champagne region of France. A moving family drama about love, farewell, and shared moments.
Shahrbanoo Sadat's 'No Good Men' offers an authentic portrait of Afghanistan with humour and romance, set in 2021 as the Taliban return to power.
Steven Soderbergh's mysterious drama with comedic moments, featuring Ian McKellen in a leading role.
Jacques Demy's feature film debut Lola, a landmark of the Nouvelle Vague, screens at Filmtheater De Fabriek.
Screening of Nolan's "The Odyssey" with an introduction by classicist Riemer van der Veen, exploring how the film engages with Homer's epic.
Six people who have experienced psychosis share their stories in this special Parnassia production, exploring profound questions about reality and consciousness.
A brother and sister survive on a remote Scottish island by catching seabirds, defending their home against outsiders.
A surprise film screening every second Thursday at Filmtheater De Fabriek - the title remains a mystery until the lights dim.
A historical war film about the 72 hours before D-Day, featuring decisions that could reshape history. From the producers of Darkest Hour.
Animated adventure following an eccentric inventor and his animal companions on a daring journey from Paris to the Egyptian pyramids.
Spanish classic by Carlos Saura about a girl growing up in a house full of secrets and mourning. A masterwork of introspection and melancholy.
Jacques Demy's exuberant French musical about twin sisters dreaming of love and adventure when a traveling carnival arrives in their small harbor town.
Jim Queen delivers a hilarious stand-up about identity, image, and the absurd ways people seek visibility and embrace queerness.
A horror film by director Jane Schoenbrun exploring sexual desire, fear, and self-acceptance at a summer camp.
Christopher Nolan's cinematic adaptation of Homer's epic follows Odys on his perilous voyage home after the Trojan War, filmed across the world with cutting-edge technology.
Documentary about the Ukrainian city of Mariinka, filmed on 16mm over a decade before the Russian invasion.
Pim de la Parra's last Minimal Movie, unseen for years, finally screens as a tribute to the Dutch cinema pioneer.
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.
Asghar Farhadi's first French-language film since Le Passé, featuring Isabelle Huppert, Virginie Efira, Vincent Cassel and Catherine Deneuve.
Documentary following managers and employees through performance reviews as they grapple with criticism, empathy, and workplace tension.
Italian period drama following young violinist Cecilia and composer Antonio Vivaldi as their paths cross, each seeking meaning through music and art.
The classic children's film Minoes returns to cinemas. Children's activities will be held in the foyer before the screening on August 16.
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.
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.
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.
Spanish thriller exploring family bonds and loyalty. Los Tigres received a 3.56 rating from FabriekSneak viewers.
A film about sex, relationships and marriage that surprises with both hilarious and touching moments. A Sundance world premiere hit.
Award-winning Italian drama following a Swedish girl's final year at a technical secondary school in Trieste, summer 2007.
A documentary capturing photographer Peter Hujar reconstructing a single day in his life in 1974 New York for a literary project.
Japanese film about two young men raised in the household of a famous kabuki actor, navigating yakuza legacy and theatrical tradition.
A dramatic film about a father whose tragic mistake upends his life and marriage, based on a true story.
Iranian drama about a single mother balancing her nursing career and raising her children, while her son faces suspension from school.
Filipino filmmaker Lav Diaz presents a decolonizing portrait of Portuguese explorer Magellan, with Gael García Bernal in the lead role.
The classic 1988 anime Akira in 4K restoration on the big screen. A dystopian cyberpunk tale of power and destruction in a futuristic Japan.