Starting this June, coinciding with the release of Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day, LAB111 collaborates with historian and multidisciplinary artist Alexander Bartels to present We Are Not Alone, a journey into extraterrestrial encounters, cosmic intrusion and the strange mythology of contact. 

Bright, bold and effortlessly cool, Godard’s playful New Wave gem Une Femme Est Une Femme returns to cinemas from June 4 for its 65th anniversary.

Introducing LAB 8½, our fifth (boutique) screening room. While the major renovation of our largest auditorium, LAB1, is still in full swing, we have transformed our former Kapel into a casual, laidback home for film. Inspired by Fellini’s 8½ and the allure of Italian cinema, the room combines retro-chic style with an intimate, modular setting and top-notch projection.

Obsession rarely announces itself. It lingers, deepens, and quietly takes hold. This Spring, our thematic season Can’t Get You Out Of My Head: Films Of Obsession, explores cinema’s enduring fascination with fixation in all its forms, from voyeurism and stalking to creative mania, erotic compulsion, and love pushed far beyond reason.

In memory of Marjane Satrapi, the restored 4K version of Persepolis returns to our cinema: a vivid, deeply personal animated classic about identity, resistance and freedom. Catch it on the big screen at select screenings.

Celebrate a Roman summer in the cinema as Roman Holiday gets the Cinema Aperitivo treatment in our new boutique screening room LAB 8½. For two select screenings, your ticket includes a small spritz and an Italian-style antipasti platter, perfectly suited to the mood of your trip to sunny Rome.

This Pride Month, we delve into the glittering, outrageous, and endlessly quotable world of Camp, Cult & Queer: a film season celebrating cinema that has shaped, shocked, seduced, and been lovingly claimed by queer audiences.

We continue our series of International Cinema, offering the best foreign movies with English subtitles. Sophy Romvari’s Blue Heron is a tender, semi-autobiographical drama about an eight-year-old girl whose Hungarian immigrant family’s move to Vancouver Island in the late 1990s is unsettled by her older brother’s increasingly dangerous behavior.

A little Parisian magic comes to the table with Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amélie Poulain, served with a glass of wine and plenty of cinematic charm, in our newly transformed boutique screening room LAB8½.

Marilyn Monroe would have turned 100 this year, and we’re celebrating with select matinee screenings of two of her brightest classics: Some Like It Hot and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Come for the diamonds, disguises and dazzling comic timing, stay for a screen icon who still lights up the room.

Boogie Nights is finally available for us to screen again, newly restored in dazzling 4K. Paul Thomas Anderson’s electrifying portrait of fame, family and excess in the San Fernando Valley has never looked or sounded better. 

Bend and snap your way back to Harvard: Legally Blonde turns 25, and Elle Woods is still proving that pink, brains and impeccable timing never go out of style. 

The long-awaited finale of the viral internet sensation The Amazing Digital Circus is coming to our cinema in feature-length form! “Last Act” combines Episode 8 with a brand-new, one-hour final episode, giving fans the chance to be among the first in the world to see it on the big screen. 

For select screenings, we’re unleashing Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair—Quentin Tarantino’s original, uncut vision—fusing Volume 1 and 2 into one gloriously relentless saga, now with extra footage and the House of Blue Leaves showdown blazing in full color. And because this is how it’s meant to be seen, we’re also serving up two killer double bills, complete with a dinner worthy of a grindhouse marathon.

Miloš Forman’s Amadeus is regarded as one of the most acclaimed musical biopics ever made and remains a timeless meditation on talent, envy, and the painful gap between mediocrity and mastery. The iconic classic returns to theaters in a 4K restoration for the first time since its original release, in its original theatrical cut.

To celebrate new 4K restorations, we bring three of his most beloved films back to the big screen — Wolf Children, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, and Summer Wars — presented in stunning new detail.