• Dikkie Dik 2: Een Nieuwe Vriend voor Dikkie Dik

    Joost van den Bosch, Erik Verkerk
    Sun 22 Dec
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    Sat 4 Jan

    Dikkie Dik is back with his second cinema adventure! On a winter's day, Dikkie Dik and Cat Mouse discover something new: snow! But there is also a new neighbor; a large, noisy dog ​​named Bark. Brr, the cats don't like that! Dikkie Dik and Cat Mouse quickly run away and along the way they discover a sled. Fun to zoom down the dunes!

    On the way to the hills they meet their old friends such as the sheep and squirrels while sledding, but they also make new friends with the hares. Meanwhile, Bark continues to follow them everywhere, but is he really that scary or does he just want to be friends?

  • Babygirl | Preview

    Halina Reijn
    Mon 23 Dec
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    Wed 1 Jan

    Halina Reijn returns with an erotic thriller about successful CEO Romy (Nicole Kidman), who risks her career and family when she starts an affair with a young intern (Harris Dickinson). The film was written and directed by Halina Reijn for the leading American production company A24. Nicole Kidman won Best Actress at the Venice Film Festival.

    On December 23th film teacher Twan Arts will give an introduction about the film.

    Romy (Nicole Kidman) is successful in business, has a loving husband (Antonio Banderas) and is a good mother. Her carefully structured existence is thrown out of balance when she meets the brutal intern Samuel (Harris Dickinson). As she slowly relinquishes power, Romy discovers more and more about herself and her own intimate desires. But how much control is she willing to give up?

    Halina Reijn wanted to make a film about self-love and how you can love all layers of yourself, “including the dark sides.” Babygirl had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival.

  • Flow

    Gints Zilbalodis
    Thu 26 Dec
    RELEASE

    The miraculous odyssey of a young cat who, together with her fellow sufferers, searches for dry land on a flooded earth. A moving rollercoaster of an adventure for young and old.

    The people have disappeared, but that doesn't seem to bother the cat. The house with the nice bed is still there and the river is full of fish. Until the water suddenly starts to rise and very quickly too. The cat barely manages to save itself thanks to a passing sailboat. A capybara, a dog, a lemur and a bird join them. Together they form an unlikely group that must learn to survive in this overwhelming new world.

    Flow is only his second film, but Gints Zilbalodis is already being called the worthy successor to Hayao Miyazaki. In Flow he creates a mythical, majestic world of submerged ruins, destructive storms and looming forests. The animals and the magical journey they make symbolize something bigger, while at the same time the animals remain remarkably themselves. The animators watched hundreds of cat and other animal videos to portray the behavior and communication between the animals as faithfully as possible.

    This animated film, which is high on every Oscar list, leaves audiences, both adults and children, enraptured.

  • Better Man

    Michael Gracey
    Thu 2 Jan
    RELEASE

    One of the greatest entertainers of all time is coming to the big screen. British pop superstar Robbie Williams had a glittering career, the dramatic fall and the extraordinary comeback. This is his story. Let Robbie entertain you.

    Director Michael Gracey (The Greatest Showman) brings Robbie's story to life in a way never seen before with his signature charisma, humor and indestructible spirit. In this reinvention of the musical biopic, you follow him from his youth and his time as a member of the hit formation Take That, to his unparalleled successes as a record-breaking solo artist. And all that without mincing words.

  • We Live in Time

    John Crowley
    Thu 9 Jan
    RELEASE

    Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh star in this romantic drama about a young couple trying to cherish the moments they are living and have lived, while their time together ticks away painfully and quickly. Both heartbreaking and extremely funny.

    After a rather surprising first meeting, love blossoms between Almut and Tobias. In the ten years that follow, they string together special moments: big and small, happy and difficult. From early love and dating to milestones such as living together and the birth of their daughter. When they hear that Almut is seriously ill, everything falters. As the time they have together ticks away ever louder, the young couple learns to cherish all those moments in their lives more and more.