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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

RTM

Overview of films

  • DEPOT – Reflecting Boijmans

    Sonia Herman Dolz | 86' | Netherlands | World premiere

    Documentary about the construction of Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen, in which present, past and future converge.
  • descending notes

    Lou Lou Sainsbury | 18' | Netherlands | World premiere (festival)

    Cosmic love story beyond space and time, about resonance and dissonance in the relationship between three people.
  • Beyond the Frame

    Exploring identity, reality and art through encounters inside and outside the frame.
  • Het Ding (untitled, 1957)

    16' | Netherlands | World premiere

  • The Disaster Cannot Be Contained كان يمكن أن لا أكون

    Diana Al-Halabi | 26' | Lebanon | International premiere

    Beirut seems far away from Rotterdam – but the explosion’s shock wave can’t be stopped.
  • 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.
  • Druggebruik

    Dirk Rijneke | 40' | Netherlands | None

    The early 1970s, Kralingen Pop Festival: marihuana, LSD, speed, opium – anything available was taken. Four young users’ stories.
  • Dutch Dreams

    Flo Meijer | 14' | Netherlands | World premiere (festival)

    Against the backdrop of a typically Dutch polder, filmmaker Flo Meijer explores the boundaries of fashion film.
  • Empowerment

    Where to find strength after leaving your life behind? Three short films about recovery.
  • écht?

    Jonathan Sipkema, Jonathan Bergsma | 30' | Netherlands | European premiere

    An emotionally conflicted musician is confronted by his demons in this dreamlike piece of confessional filmmaking.
  • Ecumenopolis

    Elian Somers | 20' | Netherlands | World premiere

    An evocative installation connecting the legacy of Greek urbanist Constantinos Doxiadis and Cold War propaganda.