Kino

Bring Your Own Chair: Independent Cinema From New York City

Inspired by Shirley Chisholm’s call to create your own space, this film series showcases nine independent films and documentaries by female filmmakers from New York City. These films highlight diverse stories—from coming-of-age to dystopian futures and niche subcultures—and capture the unique energy of the city, offering fresh, bold perspectives outside the studio system.

Address: Gouvernestraat 129-133 (Google Maps)
Info & tickets: www.kinorotterdam.nl

LantaarnVenster

NUREMBERG

In 1945, shortly after the fall of the Third Reich, American psychiatrist Douglas Kelley investigates the accountability of Nazi leaders for the Nuremberg trials. His confrontation with Hermann Göring, charming but manipulative, develops into a deadly psychological spectacle. Based on the true story from Jack El-Hai’s book ‘The Nazi and the Psychiatrist’.

Location: Otto Reuchlinweg 996 (Google Maps)
Info: www.lantarenvenster.nl

Cinerama

DIE MY LOVE

Die My Love is Lynne Ramsay’s new film starring Jennifer Lawrence as Grace, a young mother who is slowly losing control of her life. Together with her partner Jackson (Robert Pattinson), they move to Montana, but despite their happiness and the arrival of their first child, Grace struggles with her inner turmoil.

The film combines intense emotion, desperate love, and compelling sound, and was selected for the main competition at the Cannes Film Festival.

Location: Westblaak 18 (Google Maps)
Info: www.cineramabios.nl

LantaarnVenster

MONIKONDEE

The Maroons in Suriname preserve their ancestral values while economic interests threaten the rainforest. Skipper Boogie sails upstream to supply communities and struggles with the tension between work and tradition in a changing world.

Location: Otto Reuchlinweg 996 (Google Maps)
Info: www.lantarenvenster.nl

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