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Netherlands local film events

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2026-08-08 12:44 UTC → 2026-08-09 09:52 UTC · added removed

The summer film programme across Dutch towns kept expanding after continued to expand following the July free premiere of *Pour Le Plaisir* in Zwolle. Organisers continued scouting scouted Leiden for a September feature‑film feature-film shoot, while the Zwols Architectuur Podium (ZAP) repeated its held a September 13 showing of the documentary *Vista Mare*. Helmond’s De Cacaofabriek turned its space into hosted an outdoor cinema, offering three free evenings – cinema series featuring a surprise film on 8 6 August, *Thelma & Louise* on 22 August, and *Kinky Boots* on 5 September – September, with each event preceded by live music. Utrecht’s Stadhuisplein added hosted a free open‑air open-air screening of the classic musical *Cabaret* on 14 August, and the Piershil village film club in Piershil presented another low‑cost art‑house a low-cost art-house title on 4 September, introduced by local host Henk van den Heuvel. New water‑based open‑air September. Water-based screenings were introduced. also emerged as a feature of the season. In Zwolle, the Potigetersingel was converted into served as a floating cinema for a free showing of the adventure comedy *The Lost City* on 23 August, with audiences watching from boats or the riverbank, popcorn supplied by Pathé and drinks by Het Vliegende Paard, concluding the Straatfestival 2026. In the municipality of Dijk en Waard, the Drijf‑In Drijf-In Bios event returned for a likely final edition to the Kanaalpark on 12 September in the Kanaalpark, allowing viewers to watch from their own boats; September, though the municipal arts programme municipality is ending and officials are currently seeking a new organizer to continue the event. These additions illustrate a growing, community‑focused network of accessible film experiences – from surprise screenings and classic musical showings to documentary presentations and innovative water‑screenings – spanning Zwolle, Helmond, Utrecht, Piershil, Leiden, and Dijk en Waard throughout program following the summer conclusion of 2026. the municipal arts programme.

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  1. 2026-08-09 09:52 UTC Netherlands local film events
  2. 2026-08-08 12:44 UTC Netherlands local film events
  3. 2026-08-08 09:42 UTC Netherlands local film events
  4. 2026-08-07 10:05 UTC Netherlands local film events

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