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

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.

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.

We continue with our series of International Cinema, where we offer the best foreign movies with English subtitles. The French box office hit L’Amour Ouf is an explosive cocktail of love, violence, and nostalgia, set against the backdrop of the 1980s and 90s.

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.

Get ready for a night of brilliantly crafted chaos as we bring two parts of Edgar Wright’s Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy to the big screen this May.

In honour of the 4K restoration of Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis, we invite you to a literary evening exploring the reverberations of the graphic novel it is based on. Join us for poetic presentations and personal reflections on this iconic work and its ongoing impact, more than twenty years after its publication.

Alain Resnais’ Hiroshima Mon Amour returns to our screen this May to coincide with Liberation Day and the May 4th Remembrance. A haunting meditation on memory, love, and the scars of war, the film pairs the personal with the political in poetic, unforgettable ways.

Showgirls celebrates its 30th anniversary this month with a brand-new 4K restoration on our screen. Paul Verhoeven’s cult classic returns in all its over-the-top Vegas glory. Alongside, we’re also screening You Don’t Nomi — a sharp, funny documentary that explores the film’s wild journey from flop to phenomenon.

We continue with our series of International Cinema – where we offer the best foreign movies with English subtitles. Guan Hu delivers a poetic and redemptive journey through China with Black Dog, reminding us that the best of friends often has four legs.

To mark the 4K re-release of Hiroshima Mon Amour on May 1st, we’re also bringing L’Année Dernière à Marienbad back to the big screen. Two groundbreaking collaborations between Alain Resnais and writer Alain Robbe-Grillet, each bending time, memory, and emotion in their own haunting way.

To mark its 20th anniversary, Pride & Prejudice swirls back onto the big screen in all its windswept, waist-coated glory. Keira Knightley’s Elizabeth Bennet is as sharp as ever, and yes — Mr. Darcy still walks moodily through the mist.

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!

In anticipation of the new 4K restoration of Persepolis, we present A Taste of Iranian Cinema, a selection of some of the most celebrated films from Iran. Iranian cinema has long been admired for its poetic realism, humanist storytelling, and innovative techniques that transcend censorship and political constraints. This collection reflects the depth, artistry, and enduring influence of Iranian cinema—where everyday moments carry profound weight and simple stories reveal universal truths.