Cinema entertainment in The Netherlands
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Cinematheek Haags Filmhuis
Screens foreign and indie movies.
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De Uitkijk
This fun art-house stalwart, located in an old canal house (1913), is the city’s second-oldest surviving cinema (the oldest is Movies). For film buffs who know their Fuller from their Fellini.
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Kriterion
Student-run since 1945, this theatre-cafe has a great array of premiers, theme parties, cult movies, classics and kids’ flicks – all in a former diamond factory.
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Movies
This gezellig art deco cinema (the oldest in Amsterdam, dating from 1912) features indie alongside mainstream flicks. Grab a pre-movie tipple at the cafe-bar.
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Filmhuis Cavia
If it’s cult, queer, alternative, politically charged or an edgy classic, it will fit in well at the tiny Cavia, housed in a former school and squat.
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Images
Offbeat films, festival titles and classics shown on three screens plus a fine cafe give Images a good highlights reel.
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Het Ketelhuis
In the old gas works, the three screening rooms have a chic postindustrial vibe and comfy seats for art-house films.
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Rialto Cinema
This great old cinema near Sarphatipark focuses on premieres and gets eclectic art-house fare from around the world.
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Cinema Lumiere
Offbeat and classic films are screened at a cinema located on a street with a name appropriate for films.
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Kijkhuis
Has an alternative film programme.
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Filmhuis Lumen
Screens alternative films.
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