Hiernaast vind je dan ook evenementen van organisaties die hun festival, première of lezing bij ons onderbrachten.
Organisaties die hun evenement(en) onderbrachten bij LAB111:
CinemAsia, International Queer & Migrant Film Festival, Ambacht In Beeld Festival, DRIFT Festival, Sandberg Instituut, Submarine Animation, De Groene Amsterdammer, Gemeente Amsterdam, LI-MA, Humans Of Film Festival en vele anderen.
This summer edition Imagine Fantastic Film Festival’s off-season weekender offers 6 brand-new previews and one-offs (some fresh from Cannes!), taking die-hard genre fans and curious newcomers from one corner of the Fantastic spectrum to the other. Martial arts, supernatural horror, sexy slasher and deadpan sci-fi – we’ve got you covered!
Cine of the Times is our new Celebrating Cinema event series, launching on Wednesday, 17 June. Every month, film critic Hugo Emmerzael and media studies scholar Dan Hassler-Forest pick a film from the century so far — arthouse one month, pulp the next, covering titles that somehow became canon and the ones we’re still arguing about. Paired with a Celebrating Cinema podcast episode about the film, Hugo and Dan continue the conversation live in the cinema with curated clips, an extended introduction, and a discussion afterwards that opens up to the room.
For this edition of Fight The Power: Films of Resistance, we’re screening Daniel Goldhaber’s incendiary 2022 climate thriller How to Blow Up a Pipeline on June 25. Eight strangers converge on a stretch of West Texas oil infrastructure with a plan to sabotage it. Adapted from Andreas Malm’s 2021 book of the same name, the film transposes a polemic into a heist, and puts the question the mainstream climate movement has spent decades avoiding squarely on the table.
Curators Lieuwe and Levente 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.
On June 26th, we are screening a series of Iranian experimental shorts by young independent filmmakers, where memory is not a return to the past but a trace still moving through the present — unfinished, carried in bodies, voices, labour, and images.
Schmutz Cinema is back, and this time it’s a special edition, you won’t soon forget. We’re serving a program that doesn’t just sit on the screen; it clings, it binds, and it begs to be touched. Welcome to Close-up on Latex, a multi-sensory deep dive into a material that practically oozes raw, unfiltered sex from every angle. Get ready to stretch your imagination and your boundaries.
Girly Pop! celebrates the glittery, messy, and meaningful world of girlhood on screen! From iconic teen comedies to coming-of-age cult faves, we spotlight films that explore friendship, self-discovery, and the cultural power of all things “girly.”
For this edition of Fight The Power: Films of Resistance, presented in collaboration with the Palestinian Film Festival Amsterdam, we’re screening the searing new film by Palestinian director Annemarie Jacir, Palestine 36. Set in British-ruled Palestine in 1936, it follows a young man caught between his village and a restless Jerusalem as the country rises up in the Great Revolt — the largest and longest Palestinian uprising against British colonial rule.