Musicians and composers of a new generation create mini film scores for a film clip from our collection. Part 17: Annelotte Coster vs Passage des portiques (1897).
Bob Bronshoff is the set photographer who for more than 25 years has recorded the process of making Dutch films. We decided to pay him a visit.
Don’t you love stories that flip most people’s idea of NOwhere into a very intimate experience of SOMEwhere?
In 2018, lawyer and art collector Pieter Sanders (1938 - 2018) donated his collection of books on the history of cinema, exceptional in multiple ways, to Eye Filmmuseum.
A group of enthusiastic children from Amsterdam-Noord have been working hard during the past year around Eye Filmmuseum to create the free audio tour The Mystery of Kung Fu Franky.
Musicians and composers of a new generation create mini film scores for a film clip from our collection. Part 16: Jacco Gardner vs Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race (1899).
Simone Zeefuik pays tribute to Sidney Poitier and Denzel Washington and hopes that more Black actors will fill each other's footsteps.
Musicians and composers of a new generation create mini film scores for a film clip from our collection. Part 15: Ranie Ribeiro vs In the Friedrichstrasse (1899?).
The Black Archives’ Isabelle Britto places ‘the slap heard around the world’ from In the Heat of the Night in a historical context.
