Two Mountains Weighing Down My Chest
Thursday, 12-11-2026, 20:30, Pathe Tuschinski, AmsterdamA diary-like self-portrait of a bicultural director as she navigates family, identity, and friendship within Berlin’s queer community and beyond.
A diary-like self-portrait of a bicultural director as she navigates family, identity, and friendship within Berlin’s queer community and beyond.
A hybrid documentary reconstructing the director's queer childhood in 1990s Mexico City, exploring his sexuality and family's experience with the AIDS crisis.
A touching documentary about a gay Vietnamese man navigating his relationship with his family, his American partner, and his neurodivergent sister, filmed by the man himself.
A documentary following Black lesbian comedian Punkie Johnson on tour as she navigates a career crossroads and reflects on her life growing up queer in the Deep South.
Frederick Wiseman's 1990 documentary captures a summer in New York's Central Park, featuring diverse scenes including the Gay Parade and the AIDS Memorial Quilt.
A poetic and intimate documentary portrait of Adelina, a young Georgian trans woman, and her years-long struggle for freedom after being locked up by her parents for eleven years.
An intimate documentary following 64-year-old Patrice's journey of transition to living as a woman named Lilou after the death of his wife, and the impact on his family.
A documentary celebrating the legacies of three feminist authors, connecting their work to today's transnational queer community through dance and performance.
An augmented reality experience bringing the history of Amsterdam's countercultures—including squatters, graffiti artists, and queer activists—back to the streets of Spuistraat.
After ten years working as undocumented cleaners in the Netherlands, a male couple, Paul and Dan, returns to the Philippines to build a future, but their triumphant homecoming gives way to a sobering new reality.
A hybrid film following Berlin activists protesting violence in Gaza who rehearse a stage adaptation of the 1970s queer book 'The Faggots and Their Friends Between Revolutions'.
Two queer lovers escape into a dream world of their own after an underground rave in the theocratic city of Tehran is broken up by the morality police.
A special screening of 'Call Me Agnes,' a film about an Indonesian trans woman in the Netherlands. The evening includes a live performance, the film, a Q&A with the creators, and drinks.
Decolonising bodies, land and identity: 2 short films, a live talk and a drag cow finale.
A screening of 'Lesvia', a film chronicling 40+ years of lesbian identity on the Greek island of Lesvos, preceded by the short film 'Mr. Dimitris and Mrs. Dimitroula' by the same director.
A short film program from the Humans of Film Festival, exploring themes of identity, belonging, and sexuality, followed by a panel discussion.
A screening of 'I Built a Rocket Imagining your Arrival' as part of the Humans of Film Festival. The film follows a woman on a surreal road trip with the queer mother she never knew.
An evening exploring the music of composer Daniël Belinfante, who died in Auschwitz, through performance, film, and storytelling about his relative, queer cellist and resistance fighter Frieda Belinfante.
Derek Jarman’s final, most daring film is a pure blue screen with a sumptuous sound design, reflecting on his life and battle with AIDS.
Dykemarch and Filmhuis Cavia team up for a special film screening event. More information will be available soon.