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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

The Spying Thing

Overzicht van films

  • Stopover in Dubai + Cairo Affaire

    Two excellent contemporary examples of the relationship between espionage and cinema, situated in the Near East. Chris Marker’s last work and Mauro Andrizzi’s fascinating mini-triptych.
  • British Agent

    Michael Curtiz | 80' | USA | None

    While the Russian Revolution is in full swing, a British secret agent has to prevent Bolsheviks signing a treaty with Germany. Against his better judg
  • Cairo Affaire

    Mauro Andrizzi | 25' | Argentina | World premiere

    Three stories of espionage in the Middle East, with images shot on a trip to Cairo in 2016, another to Tehran in 2008 and never-seen-before…
  • Captured

    John Krish | 64' | United Kingdom | None

    Impressive docudrama set in Korea about interrogation techniques used on prisoners. Was not allowed to be screened for 45 years.
  • Dishonored

    Josef von Sternberg | 91' | USA | None

    Frisian double agent Mata Hari was the inspiration for Von Sternberg and his star Marlene Dietrich in this atmospheric thriller where espionage is pri
  • La Flor (Parte 2)

    Mariano Llinás | 313' | Argentina | None

    Some time in the 1980s, in the Argentine pampas, four female spies have to successfully complete ‘Operation Hercules’. In the morning, a l
  • Gefängnisbilder

    Harun Farocki | 61' | Germany | None

    Before the rest of the world was confronted with the omnipresence of cameras, prisons were filled with surveillance equipment to spy on the inmates. I
  • Hear My Cry

    Maciej Drygas | 46' | Poland | None

    As a protest against the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968, an ordinary Polish accountant set himself alight at a harvest festival. More than
  • Là-bas

    Chantal Akerman | 78' | Belgium | None

    Akerman couldn’t leave her room in Tel Aviv due to terror attacks. From her apartment, she spies on neighbouring apartments. A truly voyeuristic
  • The Mackintosh Man

    John Huston | 98' | USA | None

    An almost forgotten, unloved John Huston Cold War espionage film – or anti-espionage film? – with Paul Newman as a British(!) secret agent
  • My Son John

    Leo McCarey | 122' | USA | None

    Anti-Communist drama produced during the height of McCarthyism. A mother discovers that her returning son has a head filled with strange ideas.
  • Ninotchka

    Ernst Lubitsch | 110' | USA | None

    Garbo laughs! Even if it takes a while before the female spy melts for the classic Lubitsch dialogue by Melvyn Douglas: “A Russian! I’ve been…