All films
Below you can find all films, VR-screenings, and other shows that are playing in Eye now or soon.
All films
Now and soon in Eye
still 3 Days in September (Tudor Giurgiu, RO 2026)
3 Days in September
This emotional rollercoaster from director Tudor Giurgiu paints a picture of contemporary Romania through drama and comedy. An impending marriage is disrupted by a secret mistress…
still 9 to 5 (Nine to Five) (Colin Higgins, US 1980)
9 to 5
Dolly Parton shines alongside Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin in this satire on the exploitation of female office workers by their sexist boss. The three women decide to take revenge…
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A Geisha's Diary
A geisha in Tokyo initially aims to please her clients. Gradually she adopts a different perspective. Rediscovered gem full of visual surprises and social commentary.
still Akira (4K) (Katsuhiro Otomo, JP 1988)
Akira
This anime – the most influential cyberpunk film of all time – is back on the big screen in a 4K-restored version. An ominous vision of the future that became an instant cult classic.
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Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
Classic from Martin Scorsese’s early period, before breaking through with Taxi Driver. Following her husband’s death, Alice (Ellen Burstyn) chooses life ‘on the road’.
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Amores perros
Alejandro Gonzáles Iñárritu’s spectacular feature debut, accompanying the première of his latest film, Digger. A rough-and-ready hyperlink film about three lives in bustling Mexico City. 4K-restored version.
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Amsterdam Wildlife by Night
Finally, the sequel to audience favourite Amsterdam Wildlife. Martin Melchers and Merel Westrik train their cameras on the night filming the oh so secretive pine marten and moths.
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Below the Clouds
Breathtaking, warm homage to the inhabitants of Naples and environs. Gianfranco Rosi explores the region between Vesuvius and the coast both above and below ground.
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Böse Spiele - Rimini Sparta
Seidl brings end-of-career ‘schlager’ singer Richie Bravo and his much shyer brother in Rimini and Sparta together with their father, who has dementia – deeply moving.
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Breaking the Waves
Overwhelming drama by Lars von Trier about the tragic love between the deeply religious Bess and Jan, who works on an oil platform, with sensuous, stunning images.
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Camping
The ups and downs of camping – anonymous letters, wild pursuits, withered and blossoming passions – in this comedy by Het Werkteater. In memoriam Peter Faber.
Cha-cha
Herman Brood and punk singer Nina Hagen in Herbert Curiël's tempestuous portrait of the Amsterdam pop scene of the late ’70s. Screens 25 years after Brood’s death.
Cinemini: Grote wolf & kleine wolf
Three short films about all kinds of different animals, including two wolves: one big, one small.
Cinemini: Mijn moeder is een vliegtuig
A dreamy film about a very special mother; a mother who's an airplane!
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Cinemini: Zoek, zoek, zoek...
For the very youngest viewers, Eye is screening four short films in the Cinemini cinema where someone is looking for something: in the sea, in shoe shops and under the ground.
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Coward
The latest feature from Lukas Dhondt (Close) is a queer love story about two young soldiers during WWI; both leads were awarded Best Actor in Cannes.
still Cría cuervos (Carlos Saura, ES 1975)
Cría cuervos
Ana Torrent is unforgettable as a girl wandering a house full of secrets and the shade of her deceased mother. 4K restoration of this mysterious coming-of-age classic.
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Dagboek van een zwakke yogi
Last minimal movie by Pim de la Parra, who died in 2024, portrays the seemingly relaxed relationship between two cohabiting couples. Comedy with a harsh undertone.
still Daisies (Madeliefjes) (Sedmikrásky) (Věra Chytilová, CS 1966)
Daisies
Two young women turn everyday life upside down to escape the oppressive atmosphere of Communism. Refreshing and exuberantly anarchic. 4K restoration.
still De manager (Maartje Bakers, NL/BE 2026)
De manager
A revealing, witty portrait of the modern workplace. During performance reviews, managers and employees strike a balance between criticism, understanding, and awkwardness.
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Des Teufels Bad
Ulrich Seidl produced this film by Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala, a deep psychological portrait of young Austrian woman who committed a shocking crime in the 18th century.
still Diary for My Father and Mother (Napló apámnak, napló amyámnak) (Márta Mészáros, HU 1990)
Diary for My Father and Mother
In the third instalment of her autobiography, Márta Mészáros continues the story of her alter ego, Juli, as she returns to Budapest following the Hungarian Uprising of 1956.
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Digger
In Oscar-winner Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s latest film, Tom Cruise plays a crazed billionaire trying to save the world from annihilation. Also starring Sandra Hüller and John Goodman.
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Donnie Darko
A hybrid of teen drama, sci-fi narrative and satire on the American suburbs. Angst-ridden teenager Donnie Darko (Jake Gyllenhaal) travels parallel universes. 4K restoration.
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Dune: Part Three
Screening on 70mm! In this third part of the fantasy/sci-fi saga, omnipotent Emperor Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) sees in visions how his empire on the desert planet collapses.
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Early Seidl Shorts
Two short, controversial films made by Ulrich Seidl as a film academy student. Seidl’s unique signature is immediately recognisable; Der Ball got him expelled from the film academy.
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Elegant Beast
Kawashima looks behind life’s ‘civilised’ façade revealing the pus-laden wounds of an ostensibly inconspicuous family in this merciless satire.
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Fatherland
1949: Nobel Prize winner Thomas Mann is driven across a destroyed Germany by his daughter Erika. Star turns from Hans Zischler and Sandra Hüller. Won a Golden Palm for director Pawel Pawlikowski.
still Felice... Felice... (Peter Delpeut, NL 1997)
Felice... Felice...
Peter Delpeut's contemporary Japonaiserie is an ode to love, to the history of film, and to the love of film. Premiere of the 4K restoration.
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Fernsehfilme I
For Austrian TV, Ulrich Seidl filmed men looking for Asian brides, and a female superfan of Germany’s biggest amusement park. The tone is tragicomic.
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Fernsehfilme II
Two Ulrich Seidl productions made for TV: ordinary people give their views on modern art, and Seidl’s favourite character, René Rupnik, talks about his obsession with big bosoms.
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Good News
Ulrich Seidl’s portrait of residents of Vienna is 'a report on the insanity of normalcy'. Here the world of the newspaper vendors, there the world of the newspaper readers.
still Home (Marijana Jankovic, DK/RS 2026)
Home
Subtle drama about a family from Yugoslavia hoping to make a new life for themselves in Denmark: a decision that sets off a chain reaction with far-reaching consequences.
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Hundreds of Beavers
Fantastic indie slapstick comedy in which a fur trapper has to catch hundreds of beavers. Jokes tumble across the screen as the absurd struggle escalates.
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Hundstage
A heatwave and alcohol shatter the façade of middle-class propriety for six residents of a Viennese suburb: a bleak, darkly comical portrait of lost souls.
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Ikiru
The wonderful Ikiru is Kurosawa at his most empathetic: emphasising life with death fast approaching. An man is looking for meaning during his final days.
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Im Keller
This frightening and funny documentary plunges headlong into the basements of Austria’s suburbanites, populated by sex slaves and a collector of Nazi memorabilia.
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Imago
Winner of Best Documentary in Cannes. Director Déni Pitsaev inherits a piece of land in Georgia that triggers a search for himself, his family and his roots.
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Import Export
Shocking, yet humane portrait of two ‘have nots’. Seidl reveals a dark vision on the western welfare state that is not without its funny moments.
© Ingo Pertramer, © Ulrich Seidl Filmproduktion
In Person: Ulrich Seidl
In-depth discussion with Austrian director Ulrich Seidl, richly illustrated by clips from his unsettling films, full of dark humour and unfulfilled love.
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Jacques Demy, le rose et le noir
The life and work of Jacques Demy prove tightly intertwined in this documentary about the director of renowned musicals such as Les parapluies de Cherbourg and Les demoiselles de Rochefort.
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Jacquot de Nantes
Agnès Varda poured her highly personal memories of her life partner Jacques Demy into this heartwarming in memoriam, in which Demy looks back on formative influences from his youth.
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Jesus, du weisst
A film like a confessional. People go to church. People sit alone on a church pew, people pray to Jesus, who is everything to them: father and friend, redeemer and savior, guide and wailing wall – talkative, silent, loving.
still Jim Queen (Nicolas Athane, Marco Nguyen, FR/BE 2026)
Jim Queen
Queer cult comedy (2D animation) set in the wild underground gay scene in Le Marais, Paris, where a virus is transforming homosexual men into heterosexuals; premièred at Cannes.
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Killer of Sheep
Charles Burnett's cinema vérité masterpiece is a portrait of a family living in Watts, and was long regarded as the ultimate underground film. New 4K restoration.
Knockin' on Herman's Door
Never-before-screened recordings of Herman Brood songs in this documentary on the tempestuous Amsterdam pop scene of the late ’70s. Screens 25 years after Brood’s death.
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Kontinental '25
Irony-laden story from Radu Jude about bailiff Orsolya, who evicts an alcoholic gambling addict, with far-reaching consequences for the addict – and for the bailiff herself.
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Krieg in Wien
Collaboration between two critical Austrian filmmakers: Ulrich Seidl and Michael Glawogger. Footage of the smooth mundanity of the Austrian capital is interspersed with global news.
Kusama in Holland
How a young Yayoi Kusama threw the Dutch art world into turmoil.
still L'evènement le plus important dépuis que l'homme à marche sur la lune (Jacques Demy, FR/IT 1973)
L'evènement le plus important dépuis que l'homme à marche sur la lune
Absurdist comedy in which a man discovers he is four months pregnant and becomes a media hype. Featuring Marcello Mastroianni and Catherine Deneuve.
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La baie des Anges
Jean meets the mysterious gambling addict Jackie (Jeanne Moreau in one of her best roles) at the casino in Nice. Stupendous, bittersweet tale of love.
La dolce vita
Fellini’s portrait of the Roman jet set. Marcello Mastroianni plays paparazzo Marcello who develops an unexpected passion for starlet Sylvia (Anita Ekberg).
still Le joueur de flûte (The Pied Piper) (Jacques Demy, GB/DE/US 1972)
Le joueur de flûte
Scottish popstar Donovan as the Pied-Piper of Hamelin. A dark, eccentric fairy tale of fear, prejudice and greed full of song, magic and political commentary.
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Le révélateur
Cinema concert of this hypnotic silent film by Philippe Garrel from 1968 about a little boy on the run with his parents. Featuring Réka Csiszér & Radwan Ghazi Moumneh’s hypnotic score.
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Les courts métrages de Jacques Demy
Four early short films by Jacques Demy before he achieved fame, revealing among other things his fascination for the work of Jean Cocteau (Le bel indifférent), as well as Demy’s interest in documentary (Le sabotier du Val de Loire).
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Les demoiselles de Rochefort
Two sisters looking for love. An irresistible, fun mix of French Nouvelle Vague and Hollywood musical featuring Catherine Deneuve, Françoise Dorléac and Gene Kelly. New 4K restoration.
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Les parapluies de Cherbourg
This – entirely sung – bittersweet romantic melodrama is visually narcotising with wonderful colours, elegant camerawork and a beaming Catherine Deneuve. New 4K restoration.
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Lola
Jacques Demy's witty, melancholy, romantic musical about a bored boy in Nantes who falls in love with cabaret dancer Lola (a captivating Anouk Aimée).
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Love
Hungary, 1953. Two women await the return of political prisoner János. Subtle portrait of life under dictatorship by Hungarian director Károly Makk. Jury Prize winner in Cannes.
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Love-22-Love
In this candid documentary, video artist Jeroen Kooijmans reconstructs the period when he descended into psychosis. An ode to love, art and darkness.
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Maak je eigen flipboek: Technische snufjes
Discover the magic of cinema with these six, short animations. The children will also draw their own flip-book, learning how to turn still images into moving ones.
© Corinne de Korver
Maak jouw geluid bij film
At this family workshop you will use the strangest objects to create sound effects for a scene from Steamboat Willie (1928). Preceded by short films from the collection.
Mamma Roma
Anna Magnani plays the unflappable sex worker and market trader Mamma Roma whom Pasolini makes into the beacon of her city. A masterful, warm-blooded performance from Magnani.
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Mary
Dramatic, impassioned exploration of Catholicism by director Abel Ferrara with outstanding performances from Juliette Binoche (Mary Magdalene) and Forest Whitaker (TV presenter).
Maurice
Hugh Grant and James Wilby play the leads in this film version of E.M. Forster’s tale of forbidden male love in 1914. Both of the leads picked up awards in Venice.
Max Havelaar
Multatuli's famous political indictment of the colonial regime in what was then the Dutch East Indies adapted into a tense, powerful epic drama. In Memoriam Peter Faber.
still Minions & Monsters (Pierre Coffin, US 2026)
Minions & Monsters
The insane story of the Minions taking over old Hollywood and arriving at the outlandish plan to shoot a monster flic. Delicious cinephile animation comedy.
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Minoes (25th Anniversary)
25 years on, the beloved Annie M.G. Schmidt adaptation is back on the big screen! With Carice van Houten as Minoes and Theo Maassen as journalist Tibbe. Restored in 4K.
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Mit Verlust ist zu rechnen
Widower Sepp and widow Paula meet at the border between Austria and the Czech Republic. One of Ulrich Seidl’s most tender films – on love unfulfilled and the loss of youth.
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Model Shop
In Jacques Demy's first English-language film, Anouk Aimée plays a mysterious woman who enchants a recently graduated architect in Los Angeles. 2K restoration.
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Models
Provocative, tender portrait of three ambitious young models. Ulrich Seidl dives head-first into their private lives, sexual escapades and daily routines.
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Mond
Hotly debated performer Florentina Holzinger makes her acting debut in Kurdwin Ayub’s tense parable about women in the Middle East, produced by likeminded filmmaker Ulrich Seidl.
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Ms. 45
Boundless revenge in Abel Ferrara's frightening cult film. A young woman is raped which leads to carnage among New York’s male population.
New Dutch Selected Artists' Moving Image
New work by Dutch artists and experimental filmmakers, including four short films by filmmakers and artists Helen Anna Flanagan, Nan Wang, Justin Bentvelsen.
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New Rose Hotel
Neo-noir sci-fi thriller by Abel Ferrara after a cyberpunk short story by William Gibson starring Willem Dafoe and Asia Argento. Who is who and who can you trust?
still No Good Men (Shahrbanoo Sadat, DK 2026)
No Good Men
This intriguing mix of romcom, political drama, war film and feminist statement is a love story about an assertive camera woman in Kabul, shortly before the Taliban takeover.
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Not Guilty + New Rose Hotel
Digital restoration of Not Guilty: For Keith Richards (1977, 3’), a short film by Abel Ferrara and Babeth VanLoo, followed by neo-noir sci-fi thriller New Rose Hotel (1998).
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On a String
What to do when your despised ex gets you an audition with the New York Philharmonic? In her feature debut, Isabel Hagen portrays the life of her alter ego ‘Isabel’ with great humour.
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Palestine 36
Ingeniously filmed historical drama by Palestinian director Annemarie Jacir (Wajib) on the uprising (1936-1939) against the British Mandate for Palestine. Starring Jeremy Irons and Hiam Abbas.
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Paradies: Glaube
For religious fanatic Anna Maria, paradise is with Jezus. Seidl uses her story, including a crucifix masturbation scene, to reveal what it means to wear a cross.
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Paradies: Hoffnung
Ulrich Seidl’s bittersweet take on love’s mysterious ways at a strict dieting camp in the mountains is a dark-humorous film about unrequited love.
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Paradies: Liebe
Much-debated dive into the sex tourism industry on the Kenyan coast, where Austrian Teresa is spending a holiday: love is a consumer marketplace, it seems.
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Parking
Jacques Demy’s colourful ode to Jean Cocteau’s famous film adaptation of the Orpheus story. Orpheus is now a hugely popular, bisexual rock star in search of his deceased lover.
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Peau d'âne
Jacques Demy’s extremely eccentric adaptation of a French fairy tale. The colourful musical with Catherine Deneuve is a fever dream replete with irony and bizarre scenes.
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Peter Hujar's Day
Re-enactment of a 1974 conversation between artist Peter Hujar and writer Linda Rosenkrantz about a day in Hujar’s life; brought to life by Ben Whishaw and Rebecca Hall.
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Playtime
Jacques Tati’s magnum opus. Monsieur Hulot is caught in a bleak and soul-destroying Paris filled with lifeless steel and glass architecture, an increasingly dehumanised world. New 4K restoration.
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Queen at Sea
Moving psychological drama about how to deal with a family member’s advanced dementia. Intimacy and care are complicated issues. Featuring Met Juliette Binoche and Tom Courtenay.
R.I.P. - Bits and Pieces
For his farewell tour, Hans Dagelet creates live music to accompany images from the Eye collection. An ode to life and death; to this bizarre, cruel, but wonderful existence.
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Rimini
Once he was a success; now he performs for schlager-loving tourists in Rimini in winter. Ulrich Seidl’s hit is a film of melancholy beauty, with a sincere helping of pathos.
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Rosebush Pruning
Exuberant satire on the isolated lives of the mega-rich with a screenplay by Efthimis Filippou, in collaboration with Yorgos Lanthimos. Portrait of a not-so-pretty dysfunctional family.
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Safari
A vacation film about murder, Ulrich Seidl calls his extremely unsettling documentary on white tourists big game hunting in Africa. What motivates these people?
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Sehnsucht in Sangerhausen
Romantic adventure with social criticism exploring an unlikely friendship and the desire for a different life, by up-and-coming German director Julian Radlmaier.
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Shall We Dance?
Reissue of the modern Japanese classic about an office worker who overcomes his midlife crisis through dancing; this romantic drama also tackles the strict codes governing Japanese society. 4K-restored version.
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Shaun het Schaap: Het Beest van de Boerderij
A new family adventure that is beastly fun! The farm’s inhabitants are looking forward to Halloween, however the sheep first have to sort out some chaos.
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Silent Rebellion
In a puritanical Swiss village during World War II, pregnant Emma has to face up to the authoritarian villagers on her path to independence.
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Simon
Screening in memory of Cees Geel who died on 14 July 2026. Geel was awarded a Golden Calf at the Netherlands Film Festival for his role as the amiable hash dealer Simon in Eddy Terstall’s eponymous feature film.
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Sparta
Follow-up to Ulrich Seidl’s Rimini: Ewald, brother of popular singer Richie Bravo, sets off to Romania to work with orphans, in the hope of channelling his paedophile urges.
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Suzaki Paradise Red Light
Yuzo Kawashima unsentimentally and empathically tells the story of a young couple trying to survive in the red light district. New 4K restoration.
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Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma
Scintillating meta-satire about the director (Hannah Einbinder) of a cult horror film and an eccentric actress (Gillian Anderson) tacks back and forth between insanity and ecstasy.
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Temple of the Wild Geese
Yuzo Kawashima’s ironic drama follows a Buddhist monk and a mistress who grow close over their shared impoverished childhoods. New 4K restoration.
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Terminator 2 : Judgment Day
Top entertainment. Schwarzenegger plays a benevolent robot trying to prevent a new generation of Terminators from taking over. 4K restored version marking the film’s 35th anniversary.
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The Beloved
Javier Bardem plays famous director Esteban Martínez. Though he hasn’t seen his daughter in thirty years, but offers her a major role – leading to an explosive confrontation.
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The Cycle of Love
An improbable but true love story: in 1977, an Indian street artist cycled to Sweden to find the woman he had fallen in love with.
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The Garden of Earthly Delights
The life of eleven-year-old Ginto doesn’t get any easier in the slums of Manilla after he meets a Dutch (sex) tourist. First feature-length fiction film by Morgan Knibbe.
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The Magic Faraway Tree
When a family moves to the English countryside, the children find a magical tree that allows them to travel to wondrous worlds of magic and adventure.
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The Nightmare Before Christmas
De pumpkin king is bored – so he kidnaps Santa Claus and turns Halloween into a scary Christmas… This Tim Burton-created and -produced gothic animated film became a huge hit.
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The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan read up on his classics and adapted Homer’s epic poem about Odysseus who spent ten years at sea trying to get back home. Matt Damon plays Odysseus.
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The Plague
Charlie Polinger’s feature debut is an exceptional mix of body horror and psychodrama. 12-year-old Ben is dragged into a cruel game in which he is excluded as ‘the outcast’.
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The Portuguese House
After his wife leaves him, a geography professor swaps Barcelona for a job at a Portuguese 'quinta'. Gentle, elegant drama about second chances.
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The Sun in the Last Days of the Shogunate
Yuzo Kawashima’s burlesque comedy is set in and around a brothel in 1862 – a time of enormous social and political unrest. New 4K restoration
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Tierische Liebe
One of the most disquieting films in the Ulrich Seidl universe, about lonely people whose pets serve as life partners and bedmates.
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Time Stands Still
Scintillating film about rebellious Hungarian teenagers in the 1960s exudes a bittersweet sense of aimless rebellion and constant failure. Cult film and masterpiece. 4K restoration
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Twenty Hours
Twenty Hours is a bitter, shocking drama about a reporter who tries to unravel what exactly happened in a Hungarian village in 1956. New 4K restoration.
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Un anno di scuola
Laura Samani’s second feature is a layered, humorous portrait of friendship during puberty at a technical high school in Triest, 2007; Fedrika is the only girl in the class.
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Une chambre en ville
Jacques Demy’s second big musical is an overwhelming mix of song, music, acting and art direction. A socially engaged love story, with a cast including Michel Piccoli and Dominique Sanda.
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Verhalen uit de Magische tuin
Enchanting stop-motion film full of warmth, humour and vivid imagination. Suzanne wants to carry on her grandma’s imaginative stories, opening the door to wondrous worlds.
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Verhoeven Night
Koolhoven & Simons spend a wonderful hour conversing about clips from Paul Verhoeven films before the screening of RoboCop, Verhoeven’s satire on American society.
Wan Pipel
Pim de la Parra's film about the student Roy who returns to Paramaribo is viewed as 'the first Surinamese feature film'.
still A Page of Madness (Kurutta Ippēji) (Teinosuke Kinugasa, JP 1926)
Wanderwelle performs A Page of Madness
Wanderwelle has created a new score for Japanese avant-garde production A Page of Madness (1926), a classic that translates the protagonist’s madness into images. Live performance.
still Zur Lage (State of the Nation) (Ulrich Seidl, AT 2001) © Ulrich Seidl Filmproduktion
Zur Lage
After the extreme right-wing FPÖ won the Austrian elections four directors explored the country’s zeitgeist. Ulrich Seidl reveals absurd xenophobia in his wryly funny segment.