For this edition of Fight the Power: Films of Resistance, we present the powerful documentary Songs of Slow Burning Earth. In this elegiac and deeply human portrait, director Olha Zhurba offers a panoramic view of life in Ukraine amidst the devastation of Russia’s ongoing war—affirming her place as one of the country’s most vital filmmakers.

This Summer, Kingdoms of Rain: The Films of Akira Kurosawa celebrates one of cinema’s greatest visionaries. Spanning samurai epics, psychological thrillers, and poignant human dramas, this retrospective offers a deep dive into Kurosawa’s unparalleled exploration of humanity, nature, and the chaos of war.

Starting this June, we’re turning up the temperature with Heatwave—a scorching summer-long film series that sweats, simmers, and seduces.

This Pride month, we celebrate queer cinema in all its longing, rage, beauty, and defiance with our returning series Pride Perspectives. From luminous coming-of-age stories to iconic portraits of outsiders, our selection spans decades, genres, and identities. Desire smolders, identities shift, and chosen families emerge in the margins. We spotlight voices that fight to be seen on their own terms, and stories that radiate with emotion, rebellion, and tenderness. These are films that don’t just represent queerness—they radiate with it.

For this edition of Fight the Power: Films of Resistance, we present the powerful documentary Songs of Slow Burning Earth. In this elegiac and deeply human portrait, director Olha Zhurba offers a panoramic view of life in Ukraine amidst the devastation of Russia’s ongoing war—affirming her place as one of the country’s most vital filmmakers.

This July, our next double bill with dinner in between takes you into deep space with Alien and Aliens.

In honor of the film’s 65th anniversary and one year after the passing of Alain Delon, Plein Soleil returns in a stunning 4K restoration that reaffirms why this stylish thriller ranks among the classics of French cinema.

This June, we pay tribute to the late Val Kilmer with screenings of Heat in a stunning 4K restoration. In Michael Mann’s masterful crime saga, Kilmer delivers one of his most iconic performances as Chris Shiherlis—quietly magnetic, deeply loyal, and haunted behind the eyes.

Join us for our unique Drink-Along screenings of Alexander Payne’s Sideways, where, in collaboration with Zuiver Wijnen, our sommelier Bas guides you through five carefully selected wines that echo the grapes featured on screen. Each glass is paired to enhance the story, letting you taste the film’s spirit sip by sip. It’s a sensory journey that brings the movie to life in a whole new way.

Curator Lieuwe van Albada brings 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.

On June 12th, Celine Song’s highly anticipated follow-up to Past Lives, Materialists, arrives on our screens. A sharp, seductive comedy of manners set in the high-end world of New York real estate, the film probes the emotional price of money, love, and ambition.

As we count down to the release of Materialists, we’re bringing Past Lives back to the big screen—a tender, time-traveling meditation on love, memory, and the paths not taken. Celine Song’s quietly devastating debut remains one of the most affecting portraits of what lingers when the past meets the present.

Join us for screenings where you can dance along to the unforgettable soundtrack and relive the magic of Dirty Dancing. Feel the thrill of the iconic lift scene come alive as the music fills the room and the energy rises. We’ll keep the vibes sweet with refreshing watermelon shots, including a non-alcoholic version for everyone.

This June, dive headfirst into the wonderfully unhinged world of Nicolas Cage with our Late Stage Cage Double Bill.

Newly restored in 4K to coincide with its 40th anniversary, the 1984 film was directed by renowned filmmaker Jonathan Demme and is considered by critics as the greatest concert film of all time.

This June marks the anniversary of the Dogme 95 Manifesto—a cinematic rebellion that stripped filmmaking down to its raw, unvarnished core.

With meticulous symmetry, pastel palettes, and a distinct sense of melancholy wrapped in whimsy, Wes Anderson has crafted one of the most unmistakable cinematic styles of our time. This May, his complete filmography returns to our screens, from the scrappy charm of Bottle Rocket to the intricate world-building of Asteroid City.