Moving drama about a woman who discovers after losing her partner that the bond with her in-laws is not as warm as she thought. Winner of the Teddy Award for best lgbtqia+ film at the Berlin Film Festival.

Moving drama about a woman who discovers after losing her partner that the bond with her in-laws is not as warm as she thought. Winner of the Teddy Award for best lgbtqia+ film at the Berlin Film Festival.

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.

In this film adaptation of Truman Capote's novella, Audrey Hepburn plays one of her most famous roles as a New York socialite who charmingly manages to extort money from her admirers.

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.

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

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.

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.

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?

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.

Riotously entertaining comedy about an anarchic Northern Irish hip hop trio who rap in their mother tongue. Trainspotting meets School of Rock in a rebellious film in which the band members play themselves.

Riotously entertaining comedy about an anarchic Northern Irish hip hop trio who rap in their mother tongue. Trainspotting meets School of Rock in a rebellious film in which the band members play themselves.

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.

An exclusive Japanese-language version of The War of the Rohirrim, an adventurous animated film delving into one of the many side stories from Tolkien's universe.

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.

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

Historical drama about France’s history of slavery. Two enslaved people unleash a hellish manhunt on Île de France (present-day Mauritius) when they escape from the sugar cane plantation where they were held.

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

This classic by Wim Wenders, with a beautiful score by Ry Cooder, tells the dramatic story of a man who lost everything and tries to repair the damage.

Classic neorealist Indian coming-of-age film about the life of Apu, a boy growing up in a poor rural Indian family. With his lyrical and humanistic style, Satyajit Ray offered an alternative to Bollywood.

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

Michelle is enjoying her retirement in peaceful Burgundy and looking forward to the arrival of her grandson Lucas, who will spend the summer holidays with her. But nothing goes as planned. New film by François Ozon (Swimming Pool).

Acclaimed documentary by video artist Johan Grimonprez on how the Belgian and American governments tried to maintain power in Congo in 1961, and on the CIA’s use of jazz music as a propaganda tool.

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.

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.

Ambitious Dutch animation film about Victor, a bat struggling with a – especially for bats – big problem: he is afraid of the dark. Opening film Cinekid Festival.

Black comedy in which a motley crew sets off on foot to bury Christine – in accordance with her final will – in the totally unknown village of Wettelen. Directorial debut by Belgian writer Dimitri Verhulst (The Misfortunates).

Documentary in which the children of an eccentric British family clear out the parental home and reflect on their extraordinary childhood.