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30 Jan – 9 Feb 2025

Limelight

Overzicht van films

  • La ruche

    Christophe Hermans | 81' | Belgium | None

    Teen Marion and her two sisters are the punching bags for their mother’s bipolar episodes, in this emotionally convincing coming-of-age.

  • La ruche

    Christophe Hermans | 81' | Belgium | None

    Not available on Festival Scope Pro

  • Saint Omer

    Alice Diop | 123' | France | Dutch Premiere

    An investigation into language, law and identity through the figure of an infanticidal mother.

  • Sami Blood

    Amanda Kernell | 110' | Denmark | None

    Keenly observed drama about the position of Sami – the Laps – in Sweden in the 1930s. In Sami Blood we see through the eyes…

  • Scarlet

    Hosoda Mamoru | 111' | Japan | Dutch Premiere

    Acclaimed director Hosoda Mamoru reimagines Shakespeare’s Hamlet as a bloody and visually stunning Japanese anime.

  • The Secret Agent

    Kleber Mendonça Filho | 161' | Brazil | Dutch Premiere

    A university professor (Wagner Moura) flees persecution with the help of a resistance network during Brazil’s dictatorship.

  • The Shadow’s Edge

    Larry Yang | 141' | China | Dutch Premiere

    When dealing with a cunning criminal (Tony Leung Ka Fai), the police have to engage an experienced hunter (Jackie Chan).

  • The Shape of Water

    Guillermo Del Toro | 123' | USA | None

    Guillermo del Toro’s latest magic-realist balancing act won the Golden Lion in Venice. This utterly romantic, Cold War monster film combines acut

  • Shorta

    Anders Ølholm, Frederik Louis Hviid | 108' | Denmark | None

    When a tense, deprived Copenhagen neighbourhood violently explodes, two cops have to save their own skins.

  • Showing Up

    Kelly Reichardt | 108' | USA | Dutch Premiere

    A charming, witty, subtle film about the difficulty of establishing and maintaining an art career.

  • Siapa Dia

    Garin Nugroho | 103' | Indonesia | European premiere

    Music, dance, freedom, love, cinema! A joyous remembrance of Indonesian film and political history.

  • Sibyl

    Justine Triet | 100' | Belgium | None

    To get inspiration for her novel, psychotherapist Sibyl secretly records her conversations with her new patient Margot, an up-and-coming actress.