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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Thriller

A list of films

  • Accept Our Sincere Apologies

    Juja Dobrachkous | 107′ | United Kingdom | World premiere

    Trapped in a decaying hotel, two women yearn to escape their demons and the world beyond.

  • The Blue Elephant

    Marwan Hamed | 170′ | Egypt | Dutch Premiere

    An alcoholic psychotherapist attempts to decode a murder mystery in this stylish psychological noir.

  • The Blue Elephant 2

    Marwan Hamed | 130′ | Egypt | Dutch Premiere

    The blissful life of a psychotherapist is threatened by a patient who might be haunted by a demon.

  • Diamond Dust

    Marwan Hamed | 162′ | Egypt | Dutch Premiere

    A lonely pharmacist in a perilous quest to untangle the mystery behind the murder of his father. 

  • 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.

  • Gatillero

    Cris Tapia Marchiori | 80′ | Argentina | Dutch Premiere

    A desperate hitman tries to survive the night in a nerve-wracking single-shot thriller.

  • The Hole, 309 Days to the Bloodiest Tragedy

    Hanung Bramantyo | 113′ | Indonesia | World premiere

    Investigating a series of gruesome murders in 1960s Indonesia, an army officer ventures into the heart of darkness.

  • Ibrahim Labyad

    Marwan Hamed | 134′ | Egypt | Dutch Premiere

    A hoodlum’s climb through Cairo’s underworld is complicated by a love triangle in this gritty crime saga.

  • Lotus

    Signe Birkova | 117′ | Latvia | Dutch Premiere

    A fantasy about Latvia’s first female director. Filmmaking as visual witchcraft – 24 spells per second.

  • Master

    Rezwan Shahriar Sumit | 126′ | Bangladesh | World premiere

    The political ambition of a Bangladeshi teacher corrodes both community and self, as corruption takes hold.

  • Mergen

    Chingiz Narynov | 105′ | Kyrgyzstan | International premiere

    Beneath the snowy mountains lie dark secrets and buried trauma in this hypnotic Kyrgyz noir.

  • Mi amor

    Guillaume Nicloux | 113′ | France | World premiere

    A DJ searches the Canary Islands for her missing friend and uncovers something sinister, set to a pulsing techno score.

  • 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 Originals

    Marwan Hamed | 125′ | Egypt | Dutch Premiere

    A family man gets recruited by a shady organisation claiming to be the guardians of the land in this ingenious satire.

  • Parasakthi

    Sudha Kongara | 163′ | India | Dutch Premiere

    His involvement with a student movement puts Chezhiyan into a life and death struggle with a ruthless intelligence agent.

  • 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.

  • Sicko

    Aitore Zholdaskali | 101′ | Kazakhstan | International premiere

    A cash-strapped couple go to extremes to settle their debts in this bold and bloody satirical horror.

  • Sirāt

    Oliver Laxe | 120′ | Spain | Dutch Premiere

    Oliver Laxe’s techno-fuelled journey through the Moroccan desert is his most shocking film to date.

  • Tunnels: Sun in the Dark

    Bùi Thạc Chuyên | 126′ | Vietnam | European premiere

    A scrappy guerrilla unit resists enemy onslaught from within a byzantine tunnel network.