Coming soon - Lumière Cinema Maastricht

An autobiographical drama in which, through the eyes of a young girl, we see how a family from Yugoslavia tries to build a new life in Denmark.

An Australian horror film in which two teenage boys try to escape a violent entity that takes the form of the person they long for most: each other.

In search of inspiration for a new book, a writer (Isabelle Huppert) begins spying on her neighbours. A French-language film by Asghar Farhadi (A Separation, The Salesman), loosely inspired by the work of Krzysztof Kieślowski.

A French comedy in which Fanny tells her husband Tom that, in twenty years of marriage, she has never had an orgasm. Tom, an engineer by profession, decides to develop a device designed to revolutionise female pleasure.

A scathing black satire starring Elle Fanning and Callum Turner, exploring the deranged behaviour of the privileged class. Based on a screenplay by Efthimis Filippou (screenwriter of The Lobster and Dogtooth).

The second part of a two-part series about Charles de Gaulle, the general who refused to accept France’s surrender in 1940 and continued the fight from England.

A psychological coming-of-age drama about a socially insecure boy who becomes embroiled in a cruel tradition whilst at summer camp.

A documentary about the legendary 1986 World Cup quarter-final between Argentina and England. The ‘Hand of God’ is featured, but ultimately the film is less about football than about sport as a source of pride, trauma and reconciliation.

An IDFA Award-winning Ukrainian documentary about a secluded, pacifist religious community whose peaceful existence is threatened by the Russian invasion.

A modern Studio Ghibli classic about the tiny Arrietty, who lives under the floorboards of a country house inhabited by ‘big’ people.

A heart-warming classic from Studio Ghibli about a dreamy girl who, thanks to a chance encounter with a mysterious cat, is set on the path to discovering her true talent.

An emotionally devastating drama about dementia in which Amanda (Juliette Binoche) clashes with her stepfather Martin (Tom Courtenay) over the care of her mother Leslie. Winner of multiple awards at the Berlin Film Festival.

A catchy comedy about the ups and downs of a French family in the 1980s. From the directing duo of Intouchables.

Director Bart Schrijver (The North) allows us to follow 30-year-old Sophie’s 500-kilometre hike through the Arctic region of Norway, in search of ultimate silence and tranquillity.

An ambitious historical epic about the Palestinian uprising (1936–1939) against British colonial rule, a little-known chapter in world history.

A poignant and unconventional character study of the young Mother Teresa (played by Noomi Rapace) before she became world-famous. The film follows seven decisive days in her life in 1948.

An Italian film – a blend of romantic comedy, psychological drama and sexy thriller – in which the charming Rocco begins an affair with the younger Lea.

A black comedy by Alejandro Gonzálex Iñárritu (The Revenant, Birdman) in which the most powerful man in the world (an unrecognisable Tom Cruise) makes a final attempt to protect the world from the disaster he himself has unleashed.

The opening film of the Netherlands Film Festival is a drama about the hedonistic Amsterdam gay scene during the AIDS crisis. Three friends from days gone by try to rekindle their friendship during the 2021 coronavirus lockdown.

A poignant French drama based on the autobiographical novel of the same name by the French Nobel Prize winner Annie Ernaux, about a defining moment in her life: her first – and far from tender – sexual experience at a summer camp.

This heart-warming documentary tells the improbably romantic love story of an Indian boy who, virtually penniless and on a second-hand bicycle, travelled over 10,000 kilometres to find the Swedish girl he fell in love with.

Film adaptation of Marjane Satrapi’s graphic novel about the growing pains of an Iranian adolescent in a loving and cosmopolitan family in Tehran.

A gripping drama by Aaron Sorkin about a Facebook employee (Mikey Madison) who, as a whistleblower, contacted a journalist (Jeremy Allen White) to expose a well-kept secret of the social network.

A poignant and topical drama by Ilker Çatak (The Teachers’ Lounge) about a Turkish actress and director who lose their jobs and their home as a result of the Turkish government’s actions. Winner of the Golden Bear in Berlin.

A kaleidoscopic biographical film by Agnieszka Holland (Green Border) about the life, work and inner world of the writer Franz Kafka (Idan Weiss).

A modern Japanese classic about an office worker who becomes fascinated by ballroom dancing. A heart-warming and funny film about communication, intimacy and the courage it takes to embrace change in your life.