Among the most enduring film stars of all time, 2024 marks 100 years since the birth of Marlon Brando. With a brand-new 4K restoration of On The Waterfront (celebrating its 70th anniversary) the time has never been better to celebrate the remarkable career of a legendary star with a selection of all-time great performances, from classics like The Godfather to Apocalypse Now and the underseen The Fugitive Kind and The Chase.

Widely regarded as two of the greatest films of all time, this double bill brings together the two most acclaimed parts of Francis Ford Coppola’s masterful adaptation of Mario Puzo’s novel, which chronicles the rise and fall of the Corleone family, a powerful mafia clan in New York City. Between Part I and II, you will be served a comfortable Italian meal by Bar Strangelove (price included in the tickets).

Every year, in association with the National Committee May 4th and 5th, we give special attention to Remembrance and Liberation Day with two powerful antiwar classics. This year Terrence Malick’s poetic The Thin Red Line (in a recent 4K restoration) and Stanley Kubrick’s World War I expose Paths Of Glory return to our cinema.

Every year, in association with the National Committee May 4th and 5th, we give special attention to Remembrance and Liberation Day with two powerful antiwar classics. This year Terrence Malick’s poetic The Thin Red Line (in a recent 4K restoration) and Stanley Kubrick’s World War I expose Paths Of Glory return to our cinema.

In 1977, George Lucas released Star Wars, the ultimate sci-fi popcorn flick-turned-pop-culture myth machine. It quickly became the biggest money-making film of all time and changed the shape of the film industry. In 1999, Lucas returned to the saga with the first in a series of prequels. This May, we fire up our lightsabers (and our nostalgia) to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Star Wars Episode I: Phantom Menace. Limited screenings!

In association with Cineville, we’re happy to be part of a nationwide series of early previews of the exciting new love triangle sports drama Challengers by director Luca Guadagnino (Call Me By Your Name). We will make this Speciaaltje special again with a pre-show program, a little Guadagnino quiz with great prizes and more! As a Cineviller you may of course bring a free +1 with you.

‘Til All Are One. Relive the magic of the 1984 Transformers series on the big screen! The Transformers 40th Anniversary Event is coming to our cinema on select dates only. Featuring Episodes 1-4 of the original series, plus an exclusive table read with Peter Cullen, Frank Welker and more.

After a sold-out screening in March, international music festival Rewire and LAB111 join forces again to present you with a tribute to the late, legendary composer Ryuichi Sakamoto, who sadly passed away exactly one year ago after a long struggle against cancer. Sakamoto will forever be remembered for his iconic scores for classics like Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence, The Last Emperor and The Revenant.

Coinciding with the release of his latest, fiery romantic sports comedy-drama Challengers we’re bringing back to our cinema the melancholy, powerfully affecting portrait of first love, Call Me By Your Name.

This year Ridley Scott’s science fiction classic, Alien, returns to our cinema to celebrate its 45th anniversary. Visionary and terrifying, Scott’s modern classic hybridized the horror and science-fiction genres in 1979 to effectively launch a new subgenre, and countless clones have since borrowed from its DNA.

We’re very happy to return to our Anime Extra series with Spy X Family Code: White. The fan-favorite family of a spy, an assassin, a telepath, and a psychic are on a brand-new mission, but this time, they are hitting the big screen. The popular anime franchise Spy x Family is all set for their movie spin-off, which will mark its first theatrical release with Spy x Family Code: White.

We continue with our series of International Cinema – where we offer the best foreign movies with English subtitles. Baloji, the Belgian-Congolese rapper, helms this narrative feature about four people navigating accusations of witchcraft and sorcery.

We continue with our series of International Cinema – where we offer the best foreign movies with English subtitles. Malaysian director Amanda Nell Eu’s debut about a young girl discovering the truth behind her rebellious nature bristles with supernatural energy thanks to a tremendous young cast.

With the release of the documentary The Stones And Brian Jones, the definitive documentary about its talented subject’s troubled life and tragic demise, we’re happy to offer the classic concert film and doc about The Rolling Stones, Gimme Shelter, as a companion piece in our returning Docu Dinsdag Special.

As part of our Celebrating Cinema podcast, we invite you to join its film club where every two months one of our hosts screens one of their favorite films, as mentioned on the podcast, to watch together with our beloved audience. With special intros from our podcast hosts, be ready for hot takes and nostalgic confessions as well as in-depth analysis of well-known classics to rediscovered gems and cult hits, it’s only a matter of time before Hugo finally gets to screen his beloved Miami Vice.

“Don’t dream it. Be it.” Again we return to the freak show/cult classic/cultural institution that is The Rocky Horror Picture Show. So dress up like a dirty, little pervert and timewarp your (virgin?) butt over to our cinema and participate in a one-of-a-kind immersive musical movie experience! We’ll make sure there’s plenty of rice, toilet paper and whatnot to help you on your “strange journey”.

LAB111 presenteert iedere laatste vrijdag van de maand het ultieme video-avondje: Straight to Video. Twee krankzinnige cultfilms op originele VHS, vanaf een analoge videorecorder met glitches, trailers, bloed en bier!

With Civil War, his ‘adrenaline-fueled thrill ride through a near-future fractured America’, hitting our cinema on April 11th, and artificial intelligence dominating the news, it’s a great time to bring back to our screens Alex Garland’s breakthrough directional debut Ex Machina.

 This month’s special pick from our Suggestions Board will be the epic elegy to family and country, La Meglio Gioventù. A towering work of narrative fiction, this highlight of contemporary Italian cinema earns its 6 hours running time by telling an engrossing family saga with compelling characters. In between Part I and II, you will be served a comfortable Italian meal by Bar Strangelove.

We’re extremely happy to return to our Anime Extra series with a splendid new 4K restoration of Lupin III: The Castle Of Cagliostro. The first feature film directed by Hayao Miyazaki, this early Miyazaki-classic was part of the hugely popular Lupin III animated TV series of which Miyazaki had written and directed a number of episodes.

To celebrate its major 60th anniversary, the magic of Mary Poppins floats back into our cinema for Easter Weekend (March 30th) with umbrella in-hand! Winner of five Academy Awards, this super-cali-fragil-istic-expi-ali-docious family favorite starring Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke is particularly perfect for the big screen in every way. This jolly Easter weekend, invite the whole family to experience the extraordinary animation, dazzling special effects and irresistibly joyful music like never before. Spit spot!

Following its world premiere at Berlinale, the stellar new 4K restoration of Martin Scorsese’s cult classic After Hours will return to our cinema from April 1st. This free-for-all odyssey set in the heart of SoHo sees New York’s own Scorsese take a darkly comic look at his favourite city; a film that energised him during a tumultuous period in his career.

We continue with our series of International Cinema – where we offer the best foreign movies with English subtitles. A brilliantly directed epic of displacement, bristling with empathy and rage, Ladj Ly’s follow-up to Les Misérables is a searing portrait of gentrification, politics, and race. To contextualize the release of Les Indésirables, we’re also screening Les Misérables again.

This March Dutch cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema won a well-deserved Academy Award for his work on Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer and so we’re honoring the Dutch giant and his lived-in yet minimalistic style by bringing one of our favorites back to our cinema, Spike Jonze’s Her, which van Hoytema instilled with a unique retro-like color palette and warm atmosphere.

Starting at the end of March, LAB111 and Wanderwelle join forces again for a special program that delves into the haunted psyches of the collective’s favorite directors and some of their most mesmerizing classics. To commemorate Wanderwelle’s first film, The Four Nightmares, which was selected for a Gouden Kalf and the Debut Competition of the Netherlands Film Festival, the duo selected key films from the makers that were of vital inspiration to them.

Starting this March and coinciding with the release of his latest film Dream Scenario (2023), we celebrate the most versatile actor of our time, Nicolas Cage. Dubbed “Hollywood’s greatest surrealist” by The New York Times, Cage is one of the most mercurial, divisive, unpredictable yet widely beloved, enigmatic thespians working today. He has garnered a near-mythological status by waging a career-long, one-man war against naturalism, refusing to let staid ideas about how people might behave in “real life” dictate his performances. It’s time to unpack and uncage the madness that is Nicolas Cage!