Check out below all of the foreign language English subtitled films that we currently screen. Every Monday evening at Rialto De Pijp, daily at Rialto VU. Looking for English spoken films? Click here.
Screening this week
Check out below all of the foreign language English subtitled films that we currently screen. Every Monday evening at Rialto De Pijp, daily at Rialto VU. Looking for English spoken films? Click here.
Angie and Pat have been a couple for a long time, but when Pat dies suddenly, her family acts as if Angie was nothing more than a good friend. With dire consequences.
12-year-old Bailey, daughter of parents who don't pay much attention to her, meets an enigmatic man: Bird. A special bond develops.
In 2021, the French government decided to return 26 art objects once stolen from the African kingdom of Dahomey. What all is involved? Winner Golden Bear.
Berlin, 1942: Hilde Coppi has joined the Rote Kapelle, the anti-Nazi resistance group of which her husband Hans is also a member. In the autumn, they are rounded up by the Gestapo.
Original sex, drugs and hip-hop biopic about Northern Irish hip-hop trio Kneecap, which advocates the preservation of the Irish language. Kneecap plays itself.
Mexican Estela and Pedro work illegally in a busy tourist restaurant in New York. Will the American Dream come true for them.
Beautifully animated prequel to The Lords of the Rings trilogy about the battle between King Helm Hammerhand and the ruthless Wulf.
Three Costa Rican women in their 70s talk off-screen about their lives, their secrets and desires. One woman portrays their stories on-screen.
Romania, 1989: it is almost Christmas but a joyous mood is far away. Things are rumbling in Romania, the people are tired of Ceausescu, despite the fear of the Securitate.
Famous Indian classic about young Apu and his family in rural Bengal. When his father leaves for the city in search of a better job, many things change.
What happened after Congo's independence in 1960? Johan Grimonprez shows in this fascinating indictment of colonial racism.
14-year-old Elias gets new neighbours across the street, including peer Alexander. He is immediately charmed by him; it is his very first crush. How will his parents and friends react to this?