Dutch film history

This database contains information about film in the Netherlands, and is gradually being expanded. At this moment, you can find information about early films (from ca. 1900-1930) and about experimental films.

Note: Many records provide information about a film, but do not show the film itself (due to copyright restrictions, or because the film has been lost over the course of time). Click here to see a list of films that can actually be viewed.

 

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    Union Theater

    Cinema on the Heiligeweg 34-36 in Amsterdam.

    Johan Gildemeijer was its general manager from 1911 to February 1916.

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    Vereeniging

    Cinema on the Keizer Karelplein in Nijmegen.

    The cinema was opened in 1913, though travelling cinema operators had already organised screenings here.

    In 1912 and 1913, the cinema Cinophoon was located in the building.

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    Aethera-Bioscope

    Utrecht travelling cinema with J.H. Martelhoff as its general manager.

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    Bioscope-Theater (Amsterdam)

    Cinema on the Reguliersbreestraat 34 in Amsterdam, later known as Nöggerath.

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    Benner's Electrische Bioscope

    Alex Benner was a travelling film exhibitor who also shot his own film footage between 1904 and 1911. He made both short feature films as well as reportages about local news.

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    FAN Film

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    Park Tivoli

    A now-vanished park in Utrecht, on the corner of the Wittevrouwensingel and Nachtegaalstraat.

    The park was home to the club Tivoli, a concert hall where specialty shows and film screenings were also organised alongside the concerts.

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    New York (Hilversum)

    Cinema located on the Groest 23 in Hilversum.

    After 1935, the cinema Rex was located at this address.

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    Filmfabriek Hollandia

    Filmfabriek Hollandia was founded in Haarlem in 1914 as the successor to the Maatschappij voor Wetenschappelijke Cinematographie and the...

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    Passage

    Cinema on the Nieuwendijk 186 in Amsterdam.

    From 1913 to 1927, David Hamburger Jr. was the general manager of the cinema. From 1931 to 1932, it was led by...

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