Meet a family of insects in this wonderful combination of animation and nature documentary.

After the screening of A Different Man – a biting satire about an actor with a disease that covers his face with tumours – there will be a panel discussion. This is a collaboration with Maastricht Young Academy.

Spine chilling thriller from David Fincher (Fight Club, The Social Network) with Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt as two detectives hunting a serial killer.

Intellectually stimulating documentary about the return of looted African art treasures from France to the Republic of Benin. Is compensation for the wounds of the colonial past at all possible? Winner of the Golden Bear in Berlin.

After a screening of Dahomey – an intellectually stimulating documentary about the return of looted African art treasures from France to the Republic of Benin, winner of the Golden Bear – there will be a panel discussion led by Dr. Aline Si...

Passion project from Francis Ford Coppola (The Godfather) starring Adam Driver as a visionary architect who wants to rebuild a metropolis – a mix of New York and ancient Rome – but is opposed by the mayor.

On the occasion of the release of Megalopolis, the philosophical swan song of director Francis Ford Coppola, on December 5, Lumière has asked writer/philosopher Govert Derix to reflect on the film. He will do so in several Megaloposts in th...

La Cocina, like the TV series The Bear, immerses us in the hectic pace of a restaurant’s kitchen. The film shows the harsh reality of immigrant work in New York.

Often imitated, never surpassed: Pulp Fiction was the most influential film of the 1990s. Winner of the Golden Palm in Cannes.

Relive Tarantino's timeless classic on the big screen, thirty years after its release. Rock your best 90s outfit—or channel Mia Wallace or Vincent Vega—hit the twist at the afterparty, and sip on some specially crafted Pulp Fiction cocktail...

Family film about Niko, a reindeer who says goodbye to his family to pursue his big dream: joining Santa's flying troops.

Intellectually stimulating documentary about the return of looted African art treasures from France to the Republic of Benin. Is compensation for the wounds of the colonial past at all possible? Winner of the Golden Bear in Berlin.

Biopic on the life of iconic French-Armenian chansonnier Charles Aznavour.

François Truffaut experiments abundantly in this classic with singer Charles Aznavour in the role of a bar pianist who gets caught up in the world of crime.

Re-release of the iconic collaboration between French dance duo Daft Punk and Japanese animation studio Toei Animation.

Film programme about how small creatures can also be big. You will meet big animals and little people, as well as small animals and big people.

To mark the release of Aznavour, film scholar Jack Post give a lecture (in Dutch) prior to the classic Tirez sur le pianiste (1960), in which Aznavour plays the leading role.

In this winter adventure full of snow fun, Dikkie Dik gets a new neighbour, a rather reckless dog. Dikkie Dik wants nothing to do with the noisy dog, but is the dog really that dangerous or is it just a sweet fellow?

Classic paranoia thriller from Francis Ford Coppola (Apocalypse Now, The Godfather) starring Gene Hackman as an eavesdropping expert who is so obsessed with privacy and security that it heralds his own downfall.

Pedro Almodóvar (Hable Con Ella, Dolor Y Gloria) makes his English-language debut with this penetrating look at mortality and friendship starring Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore. Winner of the Golden Lion in Venice.

Poignant German drama about the life of Hilde Coppi, who joined the resistance group Die Rote Kapelle with her husband Hans during World War II and paid a high price for it.

Poetic portrait of three Costa Rican women who grew up in a repressive era and who, now they are in their seventies, look back candidly on their lives and their emotional and sexual development.

Poignant German drama about the life of Hilde Coppi, who joined the resistance group Die Rote Kapelle with her husband Hans during World War II and paid a high price for it.

Poetic portrait of three Costa Rican women who grew up in a repressive era and who, now they are in their seventies, look back candidly on their lives and their emotional and sexual development.

Romanian drama in which the paths of six ordinary Romanians cross in the run-up to the fall of the communist regime. Winner of the Best Film prize in the Orrizonti section of the Venice Film Festival.

On the shortest day of the year, we annually celebrate the Short Film Day with a special compilation programme featuring the best Dutch short films of the past year.

Celebrate Christmas in a unique way: in Lumière, with a special film + a lunch buffet or delicious four-course dinner in our restaurant.

The equally clumsy and resourceful neighbours Pat & Mat are back again. Even in winter, there is more than enough work to do for the clumsy DIY friends. A je to!

Enchantingly beautiful animation film about a stubborn black cat that has to share a small boat with a group of other animals after a terrible flood. This turns out to be an even bigger challenge than surviving the flood itself.

Wonderful short animation film for the very youngest Lumière visitors. The Gruffalo’s daughter goes into the forest in search of the Big Dangerous Mouse. Based on the children’s book of the same name.

Erotic thriller by Halina Reijn in which a successful female CEO begins an affair with a younger intern. Nicole Kidman won the best actress award at the Venice Film Festival.

Chilling drama by Robert Eggers (The Witch, The Lighthouse) about a tormented young woman and the lurid vampire in love with her, resulting in unprecedented horrors.

The Little Bird takes you on a bird's eye journey through the four seasons. The bird goes on an adventure in the forest and meets foxes, squirrels, bees, and caterpillars on his journey.

Rural drama about a frustrated artist from the city who starts a relationship with a young Limburg farmer who has recently lost his wife. Restored Dutch classic; winner of a Golden Calf for best director at the time.

Following the screening of Kracht – a drama about an artist from the city who begins a relationship with a young Limburgian farmer who has recently lost his wife, shot in the south of Limburg with the help of a variety of local associations...

Expressionist horror masterpiece by F.W. Murnau, the first film adaptation of Bram Stoker's book Dracula.

Film composer and journalist Kevin Toma will play a harrowing soundtrack to the iconic original version of Nosferatu. The film will also be briefly introduced.

Masterfully filmed love story about a young couple separated during World War II. Winner of the Golden Palm in 1958.

Russian classic by Mikhail Kalatozov (The Cranes Are Flying) about the expedition of four young geologists to the remote Siberian wilderness in search of diamonds.

Funny and personal road movie in which two very different cousins tour Poland to honour their beloved grandmother. Old tensions surface. With Jesse Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin.

Romantic melodrama starring Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh about a young couple trying to cherish as much as possible the time they still have together, but which is ticking away fast and painfully.

When the Germans invade the Soviet Union, Veronica and Boris are separated. He enlists and leaves for the front, but what does the war mean for those at home?

Russian classic by Mikhail Kalatozov (The Cranes Are Flying) about the expedition of four young geologists to the remote Siberian wilderness in search of diamonds.

Inspiring drama about a wrongly convicted prisoner who finds new meaning in life by joining a theatre group with other prisoners. Made with a cast of former prisoners. Winner of the Audience Award at the SXSW Film Festival.