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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

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Overview of films

  • Portret van een tuin

    Rosie Stapel | 98' | Netherlands | World premiere

    At a centuries-old Dutch estate, a gardener and an 85-year-old pruning master work passionately and painstakingly on perfecting the fruit trees and cr
  • Rock on Bones

    Caroline Troubetzkoy | 120' | France | None

    A young French filmmaker decides that the charismatic Russian punk band Oz deserves a career in the West. Besides two years of fun and frustration,…
  • Rotterdam Classics: Leve de Koningin!

    60' | None

    The festival celebrates Princess Beatrix’s birthday with a film concert about four generations of queens. Stadsarchief Rotterdam and Beeld en Geluid p
  • Rotterdam Classics: Photography in Motion

    75' | None

    Demolition and construction. An exploration of the relation between man and environment in pre- and post-war Rotterdam. With live musical accompanimen
  • Salsa Giants

    70' | Curaçao | None

    A behind-the-scenes look at the best living salsa players in the world, as they gather for an unprecendented historic reunion in the Summer of 2012…
  • This Ain’t No Mouse Music!

    Chris Simon, Maureen Gosling | 92' | USA | None

    Chris Strachwitz has been producing live albums of American roots music for more than 50 years. With an instinct for authentic, non-mainstream traditi
  • Three Minutes Thirteen Minutes Thirty Minutes

    Bianca Stigter | 120' | Netherlands | World premiere

    How can we see the past? Critic Bianca Stigter investigates a 76-year-old home movie from Poland that writer Glenn Kurtz turned into a rich historical
  • Tomorrow Is Always Too Long

    Phil Collins | 82' | Germany | None

    Imagining an entirely new take on the city symphony, Collins turned his documentary on Glasgow into a musical. He scouted his lead vocalists in matern
  • Weit weit weg

    Bjørn Melhus | 39' | Germany | -

    A girl tries to create her doppelganger using her mobile telephone after seeing something like this on TV. It turns out to be harder than…
  • WERK

    Erik van Lieshout | 80' | Netherlands | World premiere

    It was to be an ‘epic on the artist as worker’. Which WORK undoubtedly is. Above all, however, it is a cheery shambles, featuring a…
  • When Marnie Was There

    Yonebayashi Hiromasa | 103' | Japan | None

    Ghibli in Japan was perhaps the best animation studio in the world, but work at the studio stopped last year. Temporarily, we hope. If not,…
  • When My Sorrow Died: The Legend of Armen Ra and the Theremin

    Robert Nazar Arjoyan | 85' | USA | International premiere

    After surviving the Islamic Revolution, bullying by American kids and later the excesses of the New York drag scene, Armen Ra found his true passion…