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Intense French drama based on the autobiographical novel of the same name by Nobel Prize winner Annie Ernaux, about a defining moment in her life: her first, far from tender, sexual experience during a summer camp.

If 10-year-old Filip accidentally buys two right shoes, he decides to search for the left one on his own. What follows is a long journey through Romania, full of unexpected, exciting, and funny encounters.

Director Alejandro González Iñárritu (Birdman, The Revenant) signed Tom Cruise for a comedy of catastrophic proportions. The story: the filthy rich oil baron Digger Rockwell (Cruise) gives the climate crisis the final push by drilling through the ice in Alaska.

First part of an epic diptych about the wonderful rise of resistance leader (and later president) Charles de Gaulle in WWII. Director Baudry (The Wolf’s Call) presents his hero as a Don Quixote-like fighter.

Stitch Head takes care of all the monsters in his professor's castle and protects them from the villagers. When a monster circus comes knocking at the door looking for new attractions and promises him fame, fortune, and love, he faces a tough choice. 

In 1975, a young Indian PK falls in love with the Swedish Lotta. When she returns home, he embarks on a bike journey of more than 10,000 kilometers to find her. 

Inventive and contemporary drama by director Ilker Çatak (Das Lehrerzimmer). The marriage of the celebrated actress Derya (Özgü Namal) and director and teacher Aziz (Tansu Biçer) is under strain after they lose their jobs due to the state's arbitrariness.

A young Facebook engineer enlists the help of The Wall Street Journal for a dangerous journey that ultimately reveals the best-kept secrets of the social network. Perfect follow-up to the film The Social Network. 

On the eve of World War I, young Franz Kafka tries to combine his passion for literature with his daily responsibilities. A vivid and cinematic narrative shows Kafka as we have never seen him before. 

Three friends dive into the hedonistic nightlife of Amsterdam until the, then mysterious, AIDS makes its entrance. 32 years later, in the lockdown of 2021, they try to revive their friendship.

From Israeli creators Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the four directors behind the Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land, comes NAZA: an in-depth investigation into the war in Gaza.

A delightful coming-of-age story about growing up and unexpected friendships. Featuring beautiful music by Spinvis, who won the Golden Calf for Best Music.

Prize-winning Sandra Oh (Killing Eve) plays the title role in this razor-sharp reinterpretation of Molière's classic dark comedy.

Goofy satirical science fiction film about an ordinary American who gets frozen and wakes up centuries later in a world full of stupidity. Suddenly, he is the smartest person in the world. Twenty years later, more relevant than ever.

The captivating, true story of the extremely stressful 72 hours leading up to D-Day during which choices must be made that could completely change the course of history. From the producers of Oscar-winner Darkest Hour.

Christopher Nolan's new film The Odyssey is an adventurous mythical epic based on the famous work by Homer. The star-studded cast includes Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, and Zendaya.

After Résistance, the story of Charles de Gaulle continues in Liberté, the second and concluding part of the epic diptych directed by Antonin Baudry.

A unique and poignant film that rawly and sensually brings you back to the social anxieties of adolescence. At a boys' water polo camp, the socially awkward 12-year-old Ben gets caught up in a cruel tradition.

Heartwarming comedy in which nostalgia and a lovestruck teenager bring the 1980s back to life. From the director of Hors Normes (2019) and Intouchables (2011).

Shaun the Sheep is back in theaters for a new, beastly fun family adventure! The residents of the farm are eagerly looking forward to Halloween in this movie, but the celebration is in jeopardy when a clumsy farmer destroys the sheep's pumpkin patch.

The Manager takes the viewer behind closed doors, where managers and employees balance between criticism, understanding, and discomfort during performance reviews.

Director, screenwriter, and lead actress Shahrbanoo Sadat paints a picture of Afghanistan with No Good Men, filled with humor and romance. The film opened at the recent Berlin Film Festival.

Beloved for its warmth and sincerity, Shall We Dance? is regarded as a modern Japanese classic and a touching ode to ordinary people who find unexpected joy. Now showing in a new 4K restoration in honor of the 30th anniversary.

This moving Palestinian entry for the 2026 Academy Awards dramatises the complex struggle of various Palestinian Arabs against British colonialism and Zionist settlements in 1936.

Captivating new adaptation of Jane Austen's famous novel Sense and Sensibility: a delightful, witty, and relatable story about love and the bond between two sisters.

Intense father-daughter drama by Oscar-nominated director Rodrigo Sorogoyen. When film director Esteban Martínez returns to Spain, he unexpectedly offers his estranged daughter Emilia a leading role.

After David wakes up at a party in the body of a mysterious woman, he begins to search for the woman who now has his body.

In the bustling Tokyo, Ren works as a delivery guy for orchids. Together with his sister Emi, they are still burdened by the loss of their mother.

The Italian Ludovica Rampoldi, known from the internationally successful series Gomorra, serves a tasteful cocktail of romantic comedy, layered psychological drama, and sexy thriller in her directorial debut.

Charming feelgood about two brothers who discover that their parents are getting a divorce and flee to Ireland to stay with their eccentric grandfather (Bill Nighy). Along the way, they meet a young musician with her own secrets.

Mother Superior Teresa waits anxiously for a letter from the Vatican that will finally grant her permission to establish her own order. A calling she has received from God, but also a radical wish for a sister.

A beautiful, compelling film that immerses you deeply in the world of Japanese Kabuki theater and shows how tradition, discipline, and rivalry define the lives of the main characters. With breathtaking scenes that give the film an almost painterly beauty.

Director Schoenbrun has created a slasher and horror parody, using these genres primarily to address a personal quest for identity, desire, and the meaning of cinema. Inventive, sexy, humorous, and moving.

Children aged 2 to 6 are welcome every Sunday morning to watch the most fun animated films and play, with their parents within reach. Check here which films we are screening.

Some Like It Hot is a sparkling comedy classic in which two musicians disguise themselves as women and get caught up in romantic and mob-related chaos, with Marilyn Monroe as the irresistible Sugar Kane.

Raw, original, and energetic portrait of a group of young heroin addicts in Edinburgh. Director Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire) adapted the eponymous cult novel by Irvine Welsh into one of the most influential British films of the 1990s.

In director Shinkai's most Miyazaki-like film, young Asuna enters a beautiful, multicultural underworld, where she gradually learns to deal with loneliness and death.

This idyllic portrait of a pacifist religious community living in seclusion in Ukraine offers a unique perspective on the country at war, as its members find a way of their own to contribute to the struggle.

Rediscover the cult classic in a stunning 4K restoration. Two childhood friends are pulled into the underworld of Neo-Tokyo in a dystopian future and must fight to survive.

Finland, 1930. After a drunken evening, an officer accidentally gives the order to kidnap the first president of Finland, carried out by a bunch of hopelessly clumsy accomplices. Based on true events.

With Leviticus, Australian director Adrian Chiarella delivers one of the most striking horror films of the year: a gripping mix of queer coming-of-age, supernatural horror, and poignant social drama.

Films are more than just stories or entertainment; they make us think about the big questions of life. In our Film x Philosophy series, we explore themes such as humanity, technology, and existentialism through film. 

Forty years after one of the most memorable World Cup matches of all time, those involved reflect on the deep-rooted historical rivalry in which the beauty of football clashes with the absurdity of war.

One of the most original and unexpected film experiences of the year! Director Mike Cheslik takes you to an absurd, black-and-white winter world full of slapstick, visual inventions, and hundreds of beavers. With a budget of only about 150,000 dollars, this independent production has grown into a true cult sensation. 

Hilarious and moving portrait of sex, relationships, and marriage that constantly keeps the viewer on their toes. New film by filmmaker and actress Olivia Wilde (Don’t Worry Darling).

Wile E. Coyote is suing ACME Corporation after yet another attempt to catch the Road Runner completely fails and only leaves him with a pile of defective products.

A new stop-motion adventure from the creators of Coraline. Just outside the city of Portland lies the Impassable Wilderness, a hidden forest where human outsiders are not welcome. 

Charli XCX delivers a powerful lead performance in a quirky film by director Pete Ohs about the differences between chance and destiny.

The Misfits features Marilyn Monroe in one of her most vulnerable and layered roles, in a melancholic drama about people searching for their place in a changing world.

Sara Shaverdi is the first female council member of her village in rural Iran. The documentary and its unwavering protagonist made an impression at the Sundance Film Festival, where the film won the World Cinema Grand Jury Prize: Documentary.

Be the first to see brand-new previews during the Forum's Sneak Preview. What could it be?

Carlobianchi and Doriano are two broke fifty-year-olds who hope to hit it big one last time. Francesco Sossai’s tragicomic road movie is a melancholic, witty, and loving ode to friendship, failures, and the art of getting lost one more time.

Tobe Hooper's The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) is considered one of the most influential horror films of all time and is often regarded as the benchmark of modern horror and slasher genre. 

In memory of actor Tim Curry (1946-2026), we are screening the film featuring one of his most iconic roles: Frank-N-Furter in the film The Rocky Horror Picture Show. 

Experienced horror fans will again get their fill during our Halloween Horror Marathon this year. With three preview screenings of brand new horror films and the mother of all horror classics, we serve a bloody program for which many enthusiasts would commit murder.

Two CIA agents find themselves on Easter Island for an apparently innocent mission, but confront their past. In this quirky buddy comedy by Martin McDonagh (The Banshees of Inisherin, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri), a tropical getaway spirals into an absurdist trip filled with dark humor and paranoia.

Every month, parents, grandparents and caregivers can take their baby to see a brand new film from our program.

Up-and-coming actor Sylvester Stallone wrote a clever screenplay about a second-rate boxer making a bid for the championship title, and sold his brainchild on the condition that he could play the lead role himself. It won three Oscars, including Best Picture.

With Godzilla Minus Zero, Takashi Yamazaki returns to Japan of the 1940s and 1950s. Yamazaki combines classic kaiju spectacle with human drama, thereby aligning Godzilla Minus Zero with the tradition of the original Godzilla from 1954.

An epic adventure about a classic mythological tale from India. About love, honor, and the struggle between good and evil. With beautiful music by A.R. Rahman and Hans Zimmer.

With The Return, his impressive feature film debut, Andrey Zvyagintsev (Minotaur) tells a poignant story about fatherhood, trust, and the transition from child to adult.

Amanda's mother Leslie's advanced dementia is driving Amanda and her stepfather Martin further apart. Compelling drama by director Lance Hammer (Ballast), featuring Juliette Binoche and Tom Courtenay, was awarded the Silver Bear at the Berlinale.

With great power comes great responsibility. But what if the heroine is a chicken? The film Hen shows that you can find humor and hope everywhere.

4K restoration of the groundbreaking, iconic film about obsession and corruption, featuring Academy Award-winner Vanessa Redgrave and Oliver Reed in the lead roles.

A wildly original and hilarious biopic about sex, drugs and hip-hop, centred on Kneecap, the activist Irish trio who, with their humour and hard-hitting beats, have once again brought the house down at numerous festivals this year. They’re performing at SPOT/De Oosterpoort on Monday 16 November!

Director Andrey Zvyagintsev (Minotaur) explores how a single word can disrupt a family and how difficult it is to distinguish truth from fear and desire.

Groundhog Day meets video game. Every time the aliens kill Rita, her day starts over again. And she was already depressed.

In this intriguing psychological thriller, you meet Donnie, a troubled teenager who struggles with his mental health and suddenly encounters a mysterious, gigantic rabbit.

Can't choose? Let the audience decide for you!

In Elena, Andrey Zvyagintsev (Minotaur) exposes the hidden tensions behind the seemingly peaceful existence of a well-off couple.

It is time to reevaluate The Matrix sequels. In this edition of Film x Philosophy, we explore how masterfully The Matrix Reloaded is constructed.

In the intense crime drama Paper Tiger, we follow two brothers in Queens, New York in 1986, who risk everything to realize their American dream.

The Freeride Film Festival is back in the Forum with six new films! Let yourself be swept away on an unforgettable journey through the mountains and experience the ultimate winter sports atmosphere.

In Leviathan, Andrey Zvyagintsev (Minotaur) confronts us with a world where personal freedom and justice are crushed by power, corruption, and religious hypocrisy. 

In this edition of Film x Philosophy we dive into the meaning of The Matrix: Revolutions, and the philosophy that underpins it.

A deeply religious and conservative Romanian-Norwegian family moves to a small community in a remote fjord in Norway.

In Loveless, Russian director Andrey Zvyagintsev (Minotaur) paints a disconcerting portrait of a family slowly falling apart. Nominated for an Academy Award.

Fleabag is the hilarious, award-winning, original play for one actress that formed the basis for the successful BBC series, written and performed on stage by Phoebe Waller-Bridge. The audience gets an exuberant glimpse of a certain type of woman leading her own life.

Comedic musical drama, directed by Jesse Eisenberg (The Social Network). What happens when an unremarkable housewife (Julianne Moore) ventures into community theater?

Is it a romantic drama? A demonic bloodbath? A romcom? A supernatural adventure story? These are the nineties: it's all of that!

Surrounded by the cuddly muppets of Jim Henson's Creature Shop is Michael Caine in the miserly sourpuss Scrooge who comes to his senses on Christmas Eve after a visit from three ghosts. Based on Charles Dickens' classic.

Frank Capra’s It’s a Wonderful Life is the ultimate Christmas movie, as it is shamelessly sentimental, warmly human, and features a happy ending. Starring James Stewart, the most popular Hollywood star at the time.

Of course, it's not Christmas until you've seen Home Alone! 

Director Alexander Payne (Sideways, Downsizing) once again shows his specialty: a look at human relationships, their imperfections, but also the special, tingling moments.

Step into Middle-earth with The Fellowship of the Ring, the first instalment of Peter Jackson's epic film adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's masterpiece.

Following the dramatic events in The Fellowship of the Ring, the journey of the Fellowship continues in an epic second chapter.

The epic finale to Peter Jackson's masterful trilogy, winner of no fewer than 11 Oscars, a unique crowning achievement for the entire trilogy.

A young literary agent travels to Switzerland to persuade world-famous The Talented Mr Ripley author Patricia Highsmith to write another book in the Ripley thriller series.

The new film by director Danny Boyle immersively charts the lightning-fast rise of Rupert Murdoch's notorious newspaper The Sun, as he and editor-in-chief Larry Lamb lay the blueprint for British tabloid culture. Starring Guy Pearce and Jack O’Connell.