After sadly failing to bring Krysztof Kieślowski’s devastatingly beautiful Trois Couleurs trilogy to our cinema during our tribute to Juliette Binoche, we’re overjoyed to present brand-new 4K restorations of all the films this January. With it we shall also screen our personal favorite of the Polish filmmaker, La Double Vie De Veronique. 

“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”.

Coinciding with the release of his Oscar-nominated psychological drama The Whale, featuring a mesmerizing comeback performance by Brendan Fraser, we dive off the pier in Requiem For A Dream and into The Fountain which is the oeuvre of American filmmaker Darren Aronofsky.

Celebrating 70 years – William Wyler’s iconic classic Roman Holiday returns to our cinema to coincide with Valentin’s Day. A sparkling Audrey Hepburn falls for a dashing Gregory Peck in this classic romantic comedy.

One of the most requested and suggested film cycles of the past decade is Richard Linklater’s wonderful three-part romance The Before Trilogy. To celebrate this Valentine’s Day we’ll give you plenty of opportunities to see all three Before films in the days leading up to February 14th. On Valentin’s Day itself, you can book tickets for the films in chronological order with plenty of time to share a pizza with a loved one between Sunrise and Sunset.

Inspired by Lizzy Goodman’s bestselling book, Meet Me In The Bathroom is an immersive archival journey through the explosive New York music scene of the early 2000s. Set against the backdrop of 9/11, this acclaimed documentary tells the story of the last great romantic age of rock ‘n’ roll through the prism of a handful of era-defining bands, including The Strokes, LCD Soundsystem, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Interpol, TV on the Radio, and The Moldy Peaches.

Een jaar zit vol met belangwekkende feestdagen, maar er is er maar één (existentieel) relevante datum die iedere filmliefhebber elke tweede februari van het jaar dient te vieren; keer op keer op keer op keer op keer op keer op keer op keer op…

Celebrating the 50th-anniversary re-release of his mystical magnum opus The Holy Mountain, the three-part retrospective The Alchemy Of Alejandro Jodorowsky presents brand-new, stunning 4K restorations of a trio of the most influential classics by one of world cinema’s most fabled iconoclasts.

We continue with our series of Expat Cinema – where we offer the best foreign movies with English subtitles. Selcen Ergun delivers a dark tale blinded by the whiteness of the snowy landscapes of a Turkish village locked in the outdated traditions of an endless winter.

We’re extremely happy to return to our Anime Extra series with the new anime hit from Japan, That Time I Got Reincarnated As a Slime The Movie: Scarlet Bond.

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!

What happens when you combine a distinct love for 70’s Italian ‘giallo’ and erotic films – and their unique soundtracks – with ASMR, possessed dresses and butterflies? Well, you get the cinema of one of Brittain’s most unique, up-and-coming filmmakers, Peter Strickland. Coinciding with the release of his latest film Flux Gourmet we’ll give you the chance to jump into his thought-provoking niche with screenings of his quirky, culty films The Duke Of Burgundy and In Fabric.

Ever since his 1998 breakthrough film After Life, Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda is know for unique brand of poignant family drama. Coinciding with the release of his newest film Broker we’ll screen a small selection of his most touching works.

Hopefully by now you will have heard of our very own podcast Celebrating Cinema, made for the love of cinema! At long last, we are glad to host our first live recording following a screening of 2008’s Twilight.

We continue with our series of Expat Cinema – where we offer the best foreign movies with English subtitles. Five years after winning the Palme d’Or for Shoplifters, Academy award nominated filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda returns with Broker, starring Cannes Best actor winner Song Kang Ho (Parasite).

We continue with our series of Expat Cinema – where we offer the best foreign movies with English subtitles. Adèle Exarchopoulos (‘Blue Is the Warmest Color’) toplines this genre-bending second feature from writer-director Léa Mysius (‘Ava’).

In association with EYE Filmmuseum we are honored to present stunning new 4K restorations of five of the most important films by Hungarian enfant terrible Béla Tarr including acclaimed masterpieces like Damnation, Werkmeister Harmonies and, of course, his 415-minute magnum opus Satantango.

In 2018 the complete filmography of one of our favorite directors, David Lynch, was a program that put us on the map. This winter we have decided, in somewhat Lynchian fashion, to bring back this retrospective to coincide with the nationwide re-release of the 4K restoration of his masterpiece Mulholland Drive.

“Cinema is truth at 24 frames a second.” This year one of the most idiosyncratic directors of the French New Wave passed away at the age of 91. This November we are proud to be the initiators behind a nationwide retrospective honoring the iconic Jean-Luc Godard, the most playful enfant terrible of sixties French cinema, focussing on his most influential films like À Bout De Souffle, Le Mépris, Vivre Sa Vie and Pierrot Le Fou.