Coinciding with the new 4K restoration and 50th-anniversary re-release of Carlos Saura’s Cría Cuervos, the progam Mothers & Daughters explores one of cinema’s most intimate and inexhaustible relationships.

Coinciding with the release of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and the reopening of our main auditorium, after months of renovations, It’s Not The Destination, It’s The Journey explores cinema’s great quests, pilgrimages, exiles and returns. From physical voyages to spiritual transformations, these films remind us that every true journey changes the traveller along the way.

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.

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.

Spend a summer evening drifting through memory, sun-soaked holidays and the ache of growing up as Charlotte Wells’ Aftersun gets the Cinema Aperitivo treatment in our 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 film’s hazy mood of family holidays, fleeting moments and emotions that only come into focus years later.

Director Carlos Saura is often seen as one of the great masters of Spanish cinema, and with Cría Cuervos he made one of his most haunting and enduring films. In honor of its 50th anniversary, this quietly devastating classic returns to cinemas in a new restoration.

After sold-out screenings at Club Imagine, be among the first to enter Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma. In this gloriously twisted summer-camp nightmare, hormones, horror and bad decisions collide before the bodies start piling up. The follow-up to I Saw the TV Glow confirms director Jane Schoenbrun as one of the most singular voices in contemporary cinema.

This summer, Jacques Tati returns to the big screen in six newly restored 4K classics: Jour de Fête, Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot, Mon Oncle, PlayTime, Trafic and Parade.

Spend a sweaty summer evening in LAB 8½ with Alfonso Cuarón’s Y Tu Mamá También, a sun-drenched road movie of desire, friendship and restless youth. Your ticket includes a small Paloma cocktail to add a touch of extra Mexican flavor to the screening.

Warm up your voice, dust off your dancing shoes and get ready to say thank you for the music as Mamma Mia! becomes the ultimate sun-soaked ABBA sing-along.

Hold on to your platform shoes and get ready to spice up your life with Spice World: The Movie, the 90’s nostalgia trip that took the world by storm and left us all craving for more zig-a-zig-ah!

We’re turning up the volume and the nostalgia for a very special Sing-Along screening of the beloved ’70s musical Grease. Grab your pink jackets, slick back that hair, and come dressed as Sandy, Danny, Rizzo or Frenchy for a night of high-octane fun. Belt out every word, dance in the aisles, and relive the magic of Rydell High in an immersive, one-of-a-kind musical movie experience. It’s gonna be electrifyin’!

For its 20th anniversary, Martin Scorsese’s The Departed returns to the big screen: a blistering Boston crime thriller of loyalty, deception and violence on both sides of the law.

Screened at prominent national and international festivals, yet never released in Dutch cinemas. Quite unjustly so, LAB111 thinks, and so it has once again brought an exceptional selection of films from international festivals to the Netherlands. Previously Unreleased is a collaboration with the EYE Filmmuseum.

Director Ousmane Sembène is often called the father of African cinema, and with Black Girl, he made one of his foundational films. In honor of its 60th anniversary, this rediscovered classic returns to cinemas in a new 4K restoration. 

For its 50th anniversary, Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver returns in a new 4K restoration, plunging audiences back into the neon-lit paranoia and alienation of 1970s New York.