Documentary about the early years of the legendary rock band Led Zeppelin, made with the cooperation of the still living band members. A story about four men and their love of music.

Moving Brazilian road movie by Walter Salles (The Motorcycle Diaries) about a retired teacher who reluctantly joins a 10-year-old boy on his quest for his father. Winner of the Berlin Golden Bear.

An intimate portrait of Charlie Chaplin’s life, made by his granddaughter. The documentary shows how Chaplin’s Romani origin inspired his iconic and beloved character The Tramp.

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

Documentary about filmmaker Jan Teunissen (1898-1975), leader of the NSB Film Service in World War II. A story about a wounded ego, opportunism and manipulation.

The Exploring Cinema series, a collaboration between Lumière and United World College Maastricht, celebrates film as a border-crossing medium with groundbreaking works that have shaped world cinema over the past century.

A crime comedy, with a touch of fantasy, folklore and magical realism, about the hapless Jos, born into a family haunted by disaster and determined to find out what caused it. Opening film IFFR 2025.

Bestselling author Paolo Cognetti (The Eight Mountains) directed this documentary in which he treks through the mighty Italian mountain massif of Monte Rosa with his dog Laki.

In picturesque beautiful black-and-white images, this documentary portrays the traditional life of Argentine cowboys and cowgirls. From the directing duo of The Truffle Hunters.

In picturesque black-and-white images, this documentary portrays the traditional life of Argentine cowboys and cowgirls. From the directing duo of The Truffle Hunters.

Intense spy thriller about a man hunting down a Syrian war criminal at the behest of a secret organisation in Strasbourg.

Raw and darkly comic existential drama from Mike Leigh (Naked, Mr. Turner) about fear of life, traumas and family relationships. With a powerful lead role by Marianne Jean-Baptiste, who previously worked with Leigh in Secrets & Lies.

After repeatedly failing a Captcha test, music producer Lara becomes obsessed with a disturbing question: could she be a robot? Winner of the Oscar for Best Short Film.

In her first feature film, Mercedes Stalenhoef delves into the world of sprightly 17-year-old Lot, who has to learn to cope with the loss of her eyesight after a fireworks accident.

French costume drama based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas about a man who, after being wrongfully imprisoned for fourteen years, takes revenge. The film attracted more than nine million moviegoers in France.

French costume drama based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas about a man who, after having been wrongfully imprisoned for fourteen years, takes revenge. The film attracted more than nine million moviegoers in France.

International and (eu)regional top musicians perform recent work in an atmospheric, intimate jazz club setting.

Blue Blocker floats between jazz, soul, and rock, with a sound that can't be captured. At Lumière, they present hypnotic musical landscapes with dreamy guitar solos, deep basslines, and groovy drums.

Bittersweet and hilarious stop-motion animation film about the tragic life of snail collector and book lover Grace Pudel. Winner of the top prize at the leading animation film festival in Annecy.

British bear Paddington returns to his native Peru and finds himself in an exciting and mysterious adventure that takes him deep into the Amazon rainforest and mountains of Peru.

IDFA award-winning documentary about how the Dutch government represented the Indonesian War of Independence and subsequent violence. The film shows our handling of the past and the power of representation.

On Saturday, 5 April, TEDx is coming to Lumière with TEDxUWCM – OXYMORON. An afternoon of inspiring talks exploring the power of paradoxes—how contradictions like chaos and order, strength and vulnerability challenge us, inspire us, and dri...

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.

Philosophical war drama about a regiment of soldiers during the American Civil War. Far from the front lines, the question arises: what is the point of their mission?

Swedish documentary in which Filip Hammar tries to cheer up his depressed father with a surprise trip to France, but slowly has to face the fact that his father will never again be the man he remembers.

Drama by Gia Coppola – granddaughter of Francis Ford Coppola – about a dancer in her 50s who comes to a turning point in her life when her show in Las Vegas is suddenly ended. With a surprising lead role by Pamela Anderson.

A retrospective on the extraordinary career of actor Gene Hackman (1930–2025), with a spotlight on his iconic performances in films like The Conversation, Unforgiven, and The Royal Tenenbaums.

Animation film by Michel Hazanavicius (The Artist) about a lumberjack and his wife who take care of a baby thrown from a deportation train by her father during World War II in an attempt to save the little girl.

Tragicomedy by Wes Anderson (The Grand Budapest Hotel) starring Gene Hackman – in his last major role before his acting retirement – as the pater familias of the eccentric Tenenbaum family.

Intense western from Clint Eastwood about a retired outlaw who agrees to take on one final, lucrative job. Winner of four Oscars, including those for best film, best director and for best actor in a supporting role (Gene Hackman).

When 18-year-old Totone needs money for his sister, he enters a Comté cheese contest that could win him 30,000 euros. Touching coming-of-age film set against the picturesque backdrop of France’s Jura region.

Woezel and Pip, the Netherlands’ most popular dogs, return to the cinema with a brand new adventure.