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The Man Who Fell to Earth (50th Anniversary) – Friday February 27th at 18:45
An extraterrestrial arrives on Earth looking to save his dying planet, but gets seduced by corporate power, addiction, and human desire. As the alien’s mission falters, his isolation in this hostile modern world deepens, time fractures, and the promise of progress gives way to exploitation, loss, and spiritual disintegration. Nicolas Roeg’s visionary classic from 1976 is still one of the most haunting science-fiction films ever
Obsession – Friday February 27th at 21:30
Curry Barker’s SXSW horror standout is coming to Amsterdam! Hopeless romantic Bear has a longstanding crush on his childhood pal Nikki, who sees him as no more than a friend. After another failed profession of love, Bear comes across a trinket with magic powers and uses it to make Nikki fall for him. It works, but Bear gets more than he bargained for.
The Holy Boy – Saturday February 28th at 18:45
In an isolated Italian mountain village, a substitute teacher encounters a mysterious boy believed to absorb others’ pain. Drawn into weekly rituals, the teacher uncovers a fragile social order built on devotion, silence, and sacrifice, where comfort and cruelty blur, and collective belief becomes both a salvation and a quiet threat. A hypnotic Italian folk horror exploring faith, ritual, and the quiet dangers of collective belief.
Hard Boiled (4K restoration) – Saturday February 28th at 21:15
John Woo’s final Hong Kong film is a visceral and morally ambiguous 90s spectacle, now restored in full 4K glory. After his partner is killed in a shootout, fearless inspector ‘Tequila’ Yuen vows to bring down a gang of gun smugglers. To get closer to the vicious kingpin Johnny Wong, he joins forces with undercover cop Tony who shadows as a gangster hitman. Fun!
Resurrection – Sunday March 1st at 15:45
Bi Gan’s third feature (after Kaili Blues and Long Day’s Journey into Night) is a wonderfully lyrical yet unsentimental love letter to the art of film. In the future, humanity has given up dreaming in exchange for longevity. But a select few still master the art of fantasy. One of them, Miss Shu, dives into the dreams of a mysterious man – which takes her on a journey through six sensory tales spanning a century of Chinese (cinema) history.
Feels Like Home – Sunday March 1st at 18:50
Psychological thriller about a kidnapped woman doubles as a timely political allegory and won the Meliès d’Or at Sitges! Everything is spiralling out of control for Rita: after losing her job, she is also kidnapped. Waking up in the house of a strange family that forces her to pretend she’s their missing daughter, Rita soon discovers that everyone there obeys to the rules of the family patriarch. Saying ‘no’ to him is simply not an option.
Wolf Children – Sunday March 1st at 21:20
In between his international recognition for Belle and Mirai (which was nominated for an Oscar) and his breakthrough hit The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Mamoru Hosoda made Wolf Children. Young student Hana falls hard for an enigmatic stranger… who tells her he’s a werewolf! The two decide to start a family despite their ‘situation’, soon realising the challenges of bringing up a bunch of werewolf/human offspring. Where’s the guidebook on raising kids that can shapeshift?
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