RTM
Programme IFFR 2025
IFFR puts the spotlight firmly on films and makers from our city on the River Maas. The selection was made by this year’s RTM curators: Janilda Bartolomeu, Zalán Szakács and Marlyn van Erp. Discover a programme chock-full of short and longer films, documentaries, talks, music, art and performances. RTM revolves around talented artists and stories from 010 with an impact far beyond, revealing the riches of Rotterdam in all its glory.
Overzicht van films
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Boxing Against the Binary
Esmée van Loon | 17' | Netherlands | World premiere
Welcome to Rotterdam’s Queer Gym: a safe space for queer folk to move their bodies. -
Bubbling Baby
Sharine Rijsenburg | 19' | Netherlands | World premiere
A celebration of a heritage often overlooked, Bubbling dance culture is reframed and reclaimed. -
CHIME – An Extended View
Jeanine Verloop | 22' | Netherlands | World premiere
Super slow motion shots of vibrating three-dimensional glass strings reveal a world that extends beyond time and our visual perception. -
Beyond the Frame
Exploring identity, reality and art through encounters inside and outside the frame. -
Dream Weaver 555
Panida Petchara | 10' | Netherlands | World premiere
An enigmatic amulet promises to make dreams come through in this satirical commentary. -
Drie dagen vis
Peter Hoogendoorn | 85' | Netherlands | Dutch Premiere
Peter Hoogendoorn’s empathetic tragicomedy about a father-son relationship of few words. -
‘t Eethuisje van Delfshaven
Anna Roza Hess, Sam Brinkman | 20' | Netherlands | World premiere
Tasty mini-documentary on culinary heritage. Here time has stood still, but for how long? -
The Elephant & the Room
Anas Qadamani | 14' | Netherlands | None
The history of African elephants brought to Europe leads to a furious critique of colonialism’s double-standards. -
Euclidean Man
Sebastian Pappalardo | 27' | Netherlands | World premiere
A hypnotic cyber collage shows humans moving towards the next step in evolution. -
RTM Talk: Imagine The City Otherwise
What if we used our lenses speculatively and imagined the city of Rotterdam otherwise?