Cinema is a shared experience, and with our new LAB Suggestions program, we’re putting the spotlight on the films you want to see on the big screen. Starting this March, we’ll present a handpicked selection of movies suggested through our online and on-location Suggestions Board, celebrating the passion and curiosity of our audience.

This March, we’re bringing Quentin Tarantino’s adrenaline-fueled revenge saga Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2 back to the big screen in an epic double bill. Uma Thurman’s iconic Bride slices her way through a blood-soaked odyssey of martial arts mayhem, spaghetti western stylings, and razor-sharp dialogue. Experience the full, unrelenting journey as Tarantino originally envisioned, with both films screened back-to-back. To keep your strength up for the carnage, we’re serving dinner between the two films.

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.

We celebrate the legacy of Gene Hackman with a selection of films that showcase his incredible range and talent. From his masterful portrayal of a paranoid surveillance expert in The Conversation to his intense performance in Mississippi Burning, Hackman brought depth and nuance to every role.

As part of our International Cinema series, where we showcase recent films with English subtitles, we have selected The Seed of the Sacred Fig. This gripping drama offers a timely and intense portrayal of a family caught in the rising political tensions of contemporary Iran. With a masterful blend of psychological depth and social commentary, the film follows a newly appointed judge whose growing paranoia threatens to unravel his home.

Following up his well-received 2018 debut Jesus, Hiroshi Okuyama returns with My Sunshine, a visually stunning coming-of-age fable. Selected for Cannes’ Un Certain Regard, the film follows two young figure skaters as they tentatively navigate new emotions on and off the ice. With breathtaking cinematography capturing both the grace of skating and the fragility of youth, My Sunshine explores themes of ambition, connection, and fleeting moments of harmony.

Walter Salles’ I’m Still Here tells the harrowing true story of Rubens Paiva, a Brazilian congressman who forcibly disappeared during the country’s military dictatorship. The film follows his wife, Eunice, as she fights to uncover the truth while raising their five children under oppressive rule. We’re pleased to host this powerful film, screening with English subtitles.

For this month’s Celebrating Cinema Film Club, we turn our focus to Park Chan-wook’s Oldboy (2003)—a cornerstone of the Korean New Wave that propelled South Korean cinema onto the world stage. In connection with our latest podcast episode on the movement’s bold aesthetics and storytelling innovations, this screening offers a chance to explore how Oldboy exemplifies the era’s fearless approach to genre. Revenge thrillers often follow familiar formulas, but Park subverts expectations at every turn, crafting a film that is as psychologically complex as it is visually striking.

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!

The Citizen Kane of bad movies is back—bigger, bolder, and just as baffling as ever! Join us for special interactive screenings of The Room, where love is blind, betrayal is inevitable, and inexplicable rooftop football is a way of life. 

Coinciding with the release of Mickey 17, we’re giving you the chance to revisit Bong Joon-ho’s modern masterpiece Parasite. This genre-blending sensation, which made history as the first non-English-language film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture, remains as thrilling and razor-sharp as ever. A darkly comic and biting critique of class dynamics, Parasite follows the intricate infiltration of a wealthy household by a struggling family.

With the release of Walter Salles’ new film I’m Still Here, we’re bringing his beloved classic The Motorcycle Diaries back to the big screen. Starring Gael García Bernal in a career-defining role, the film blends adventure, politics, and self-discovery with breathtaking cinematography. Salles’ masterful storytelling captures both the exhilaration of travel and the awakening of a social conscience.

Billy Wilder’s The Apartment celebrates its 65th anniversary with a brand-new 4K restoration, bringing its timeless charm back to our cinema.