To celebrate BUÑUEL125, commemorating the 125th anniversary of the birth of legendary surrealist filmmaker Luis Buñuel, our cinema is excited to present a retrospective of his most influential films. This comprehensive program includes his most iconic works, showcasing Buñuel’s visionary approach to surrealism, his biting social critique, and his mastery of absurdist storytelling.

This winter, coinciding with the release of Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu, our cinema, in association with collective Wanderwelle, invites you to explore the sensual, seductive, and sometimes terrifying world of vampires—a realm where death is eternal, but desire burns brighter than ever.

Celebrate love on the big screen with our Valentine’s Day Classics program, showcasing timeless tales of romance and connection. This year, we honor the anniversaries of Pretty Woman, Before Sunrise, and Love & Basketball—three unforgettable films that capture the magic, complexities, and joys of love. For an extra special treat, join us for a unique double bill of Before Sunrise and Before Sunset, complete with a delicious dinner served between the two films.

David Lynch, the visionary filmmaker and artist whose surreal and haunting works redefined cinema, has passed away. With American Dreams: The Visionary Worlds Of David Lynch, we’ll give you the chance to revisit the unforgettable works of a master storyteller whose bold vision challenged and expanded the boundaries of filmmaking. Starting this February, this retrospective celebrates Lynch’s extraordinary ability to weave dreamlike narratives with visceral emotion. Join us as we honor his remarkable legacy, a journey into the strange and beautiful realms of one of cinema’s most singular voices.

Marking its 30th anniversary, David Fincher’s Se7en returns to the big screen, reaffirming its status as a modern masterpiece of neo-noir cinema. A harrowing exploration of morality, sin, and the fragility of human decency, the film’s meticulous craftsmanship and narrative daring have left an indelible mark on the thriller genre.

Discover the gems of the past year with our January Second Chance Cinema selection! Whether revisiting a favorite or catching up on a missed masterpiece, this is your opportunity to experience 2024’s most acclaimed films on the big screen. Each screening celebrates the stories that defined this cinematic year, from thought-provoking dramas like The Zone of Interest and All of Us Strangers to visionary films such as Anora and Poor Things.

A master chronicler of postcolonial struggles, systemic injustices, and the resilience of marginalized communities, few have wielded their lens with the same political and artistic fervor as director Raoul Peck. Coinciding with the release of his latest documentary, Ernest Cole: Lost and Found, this selection of films celebrates his remarkable contributions to cinema.

Luca Guadagnino’s Queer arrives in our cinema on January 23rd, offering a bold adaptation of William S. Burroughs’ seminal novel. The film delves into themes of longing, identity, and obsession, brought to life through Guadagnino’s signature sensual style. Don’t miss this evocative exploration of human connection and desire on the big screen.

Experience the cinematic brilliance of Soviet director Mikhail Kalatozov with two of his masterpieces, The Cranes Are Flying and Letter Never Sent, both presented in stunning new restorations provided by the EYE Filmmuseum. Starting January 6th, this special program showcases Kalatozov’s strikingly relevant yet timeless classics, capturing universal aspects of the human experience with profound artistry.

Curators Willem van Rossum and Lieuwe van Albada bring you the ultimate cult night every month with Straight to Video presents… Prepare for a wild cult film from the VHS era, filled with mind-boggling moments, rubbery rarities, and deranged dialogue.

For this edition of Celebrating Cinema Club, we’re revisiting the cult classic Juice, a cornerstone of Black American cinema and a defining work of the ’90s. Following our conversation with filmmaker Ernest Dickerson on our Celebrating Cinema podcast, we’re excited to showcase this seminal film, which has had a lasting impact on hip-hop culture and a powerful portrayal of young Black men navigating the complexities of growing up in Harlem.

In our collaboration with Kaboom Animation Festival, we present rarely-seen animation classics on the big screen, from recently restored cult titles to seldomly-screened festival hits. Animation belongs on the big screen and what better place to present it than at LAB111, where Kaboom has its offices? So grab a drink and come watch great animation with us!

With our returning series Broedplaats LAB111 Presents, we’re giving a platform and well-deserved spotlight to the filmmakers residing in the artist studios in our monumental building. We’re proud to welcome director Jeroen Houben who will be joined by actress Markoesa Hamer for a Q&A after a special early preview of his film Torch Song.

The Conversation is a haunting masterpiece from Francis Ford Coppola, reflecting his creative peak in the 1970s. This psychological thriller, centered on Gene Hackman’s masterful portrayal of a surveillance expert unraveling under the weight of his own paranoia, remains as gripping as ever. A deeply personal project for Coppola, it stands apart from his larger epics, showcasing his ability to craft intimate, character-driven narratives. The new 4K restoration allows audiences to experience its chilling atmosphere and intricate sound design as intended, coinciding with the release of his latest film, Megalopolis.