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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

IFFR 2026 in cinemas

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From the festival to the cinema screen, find out which IFFR titles you can catch in theatres now.

Film still: The Secret Agent

February

  • L’étranger

    François Ozon | 120′ | France | Dutch Premiere

    Albert Camus’ classic existentialist novel brought dramatically alive by François Ozon as a film noir.
  • No Other Choice

    Park Chan-wook | 139′ | South Korea | Dutch Premiere

    To regain his dream life, Man-su (Lee Byung-hun) gets deadly creative in Park Chan-wook’s absurd, macabre comedy.
  • The Secret Agent

    Kleber Mendonça Filho | 161′ | Brazil | Dutch Premiere

    A university professor (Wagner Moura) flees persecution with the help of a resistance network during Brazil’s dictatorship.
  • Sirāt

    Oliver Laxe | 120′ | Spain | Dutch Premiere

    Oliver Laxe’s techno-fuelled journey through the Moroccan desert is his most shocking film to date.
  • The Testament of Ann Lee

    Mona Fastvold | 137′ | United Kingdom | Dutch Premiere

    Co-written with Brady Corbet (The Brutalist, IFFR 2025), Mona Fastvold’s utopian biopic recounts the founding of the radical Shakers movement.
  • The Wizard of the Kremlin

    Olivier Assayas | 145′ | France | Dutch Premiere

    Paul Dano and Jude Law spearhead the birth of an autocracy in Olivier Assayas’s political opus.

March

  • Dead Man’s Wire

    Gus Van Sant | 104′ | USA | Dutch Premiere

    Gus Van Sant’s exhilarating true-tale of a man who stood up against an unjust mortgage system.
  • I Swear

    Kirk Jones | 121′ | United Kingdom | Dutch Premiere

    Robert Aramayo leads filmmaker Kirk Jones’s moving portrayal of one man’s life with Tourette syndrome.
  • Pillion

    Harry Lighton | 106′ | United Kingdom | Dutch Premiere

    Alexander Skarsgård puts the dom in romcom in Harry Lighton’s BDSM love story.
  • The Road to Fenix

    Mark Bakker | 92′ | Netherlands | World premiere

    Comprehensive and intriguing documentary about the establishment of the Fenix museum in Rotterdam.
  • Sound of Falling

    Mascha Schilinski | 155′ | Germany | Dutch Premiere

    A dreamlike, shattering vision of four generations of German women suffering since World War I.
  • Whitetail

    Nanouk Leopold | 103′ | Netherlands | Dutch Premiere

    Beautifully built-up dramatic thriller by Nanouk Leopold about a forester who is forced to face suppressed traumas.

April

  • Exit 8

    Kawamura Genki | 95′ | Japan | Dutch Premiere

    A young man is trapped in an endless loop in the Japanese subway in this existential horror.
  • Father Mother Sister Brother

    Jim Jarmusch | 110′ | USA | Dutch Premiere

    Jim Jarmusch’s intimate elegy on familial relations unfolds across three star-studded vignettes, earning him the Golden Lion at Venice.
  • The History of Sound

    Oliver Hermanus | 128′ | USA | Dutch Premiere

    A bittersweet chronicle of the relationship between two music students in the early 20th century, starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor.
  • A Messy Tribute to Motherly Love

    Dan Geesin | 85′ | Netherlands | World premiere

    After his life is surreally and spontaneously exploded, a man’s mother and friend guide him through healing.
  • Romería

    Carla Simón | 112′ | Spain | Dutch Premiere

    Family secrets and conflicting memories fuel Golden Bear-winning filmmaker Carla Simón’s semi-autobiographical feature.
  • Silent Friend

    Ildikó Enyedi | 147′ | Germany | Dutch Premiere

    Three stories, three moments in time and one gingko tree. Starring Tony Leung Chiu-wai and Léa Seydoux.
  • Two Prosecutors

    Sergei Loznitsa | 118′ | France | Dutch Premiere

    A stark but absorbing drama of a young prosecutor’s struggle for justice in Stalinist Russia.
  • The Wolf, the Fox & the Leopard

    David Verbeek | 124′ | Netherlands | Dutch Premiere

    A girl raised by wolves gets to know humankind in David Verbeek’s unconventional and unpredictable fairytale.

May

  • A Useful Ghost

    Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke | 130′ | Thailand | Dutch Premiere

    A possessed vacuum cleaner becomes a national hero in an explosively political comic fantasy.
  • Los domingos

    Alauda Ruiz de Azúa | 115′ | Spain | Dutch Premiere

    A teenager’s decision to become a cloistered nun causes bewilderment and havoc in the family.
  • Treat Her Like a Lady

    Paloma Aguilera Valdebenito | 110′ | Netherlands | World premiere

    Can eviction be revamped as a family holiday? A colourful tale of one woman’s resilience.

June

  • Calle Málaga

    Maryam Touzani | 116′ | Spain | Dutch Premiere

    Against her daughter’s wishes, a Spanish woman fights to keep her beloved house in Tangier.
  • Jimpa

    Sophie Hyde | 113′ | Australia | Dutch Premiere

    Sensitive queer drama about imperfect intergenerational relationships, with John Lithgow and Olivia Colman.

July

  • La petite dernière

    Hafsia Herzi | 108′ | France | Dutch Premiere

    A tender coming-of-age portrait of a lesbian French-Algerian woman navigating desire, faith and selfhood.

August

  • Home

    Marijana Janković | 105′ | Denmark | World premiere

    A master narrative of emigration through the eyes of a young girl uprooted from Yugoslavia to Denmark.