After the screening of the documentary there will be a follow-up discussion (in English) with Prof.Dr. Onno van Schayck, professor of Preventive Medicine at Maastricht University. ...

An American director couple goes to the Swedish island of Fårö – home of legendary director Ingmar Bergman – in search of inspiration for their new projects.

Tasty, entertaining French costume drama about the creation – on the eve of the French Revolution – of the very first French restaurant.

Impressive feature debut in which Mexican director Ángeles Cruz creates an extraordinary picture of traditional life in the highlands of Oaxaca where she grew up.

On Monday, June 13th, we host a special prepremiere of Hit The Road, especially for Lumiere passiehouders.

Poetic documentary by Aliona van der Horst (Liefde is Aardappelen) about a daughter who makes an ultimate attempt to understand her father, who was scarred by the Second World War....

A road movie by Panah Panahi (son of grandmaster Jafar) that is both hilarious and poignant, about a family that drives through vast Iranian landscapes with an unclear destination....

Triptych by the Japanese director of the moment – Oscar winner Ryûsuke Hamaguchi (Drive My Car) – about three women who are faced with defining choices in their lives. ...

On this year’s World Refugee Day, Lumière collaborates with Refugee Project Maastricht to cast some light on today’s most pressing refugee issues. The beautiful FLEE will be follow...

Touching British drama about a single window cleaner who only has a few months left to live and must find adoptive parents for his four-year-old son.

Actress Helen Mirren retraces the life of Anne Frank, and that of five other women who, as children and adolescents, were also deported to concentration camps but survived.

Man and nature merge in this beautiful visual poem by Michelangelo Frammartino (Il Quattro Volte) about an old shepherd and a group of speleologists in Calabria.

Cinema is an artform that defies boundaries, one that is almost universally accessible, and one that is unique in the way it takes a hold over our us - visually, aurally, emotional...

Psychological horror film about a Danish family that visits a Dutch family they met on holiday. The reunion gets way out of hand.

The masterful sequel to Joanna Hogg’s The Souvenir, in which main character Julie uses her negative relationship experiences to make her graduation film.

Surrealistic comedy about a house with a magic tunnel and a man who has an electronic penis fitted. Both the tunnel and the penis cause problems.

Eye-opening documentary about the current climate crisis, which shows that clean air and drinking water are becoming less and less self-evident in a mega city like Delhi.

In four stories, Mohammad Rasoulof (A Man Of Integrity) shows the human consequences of Iran’s death penalty system. Winner of the Golden Bear in Berlin.

Intimate jazz concerts of - local and international - jazz talent. In collaboration with double bass player Peter Willems, Lumière turns the restaurant into an atmospheric jazz clu...