- Eye Filmmuseum - Amsterdam
Eye presents a complete overview of Dick Maas’ work With films such as De lift, Amsterdamned, Flodder and Sint, the filmmaker lured millions of Dutch people to the cinema
- About Eye - Eye Filmmuseum
Eye is responsible for the Netherlands’ film collection: storing this in a sustainable way, making it accessible, providing context, and keeping it alive We are aware of the gaps in our collection and are therefore always looking out for new and different perspectives on the history of film
- Plan your visit - Eye Filmmuseum
Eye Filmmuseum is located on IJpromenade, a cycling and pedestrian path where mopeds and scooters are not allowed Please remember to park them before the bridge across the canal
- Exhibitions - Eye Filmmuseum
Eye highlights the American avant-garde cinema in the 1960s The exhibition, along with an extensive film programme, features screenings of both iconic and lesser-known works
- Explore our collection - Eye Filmmuseum
The Eye collection dates back to 1946, when the first predecessor of Eye was founded: the Nederlands Historisch Filmarchief In 1952, this became the Dutch Filmmuseum, and since 2010 we are Eye Filmmuseum
- Permanent exhibition | Eye Filmmuseum
On the lower level and throughout Eye we illuminate various aspects of the world of the moving image Learn about how film has developed, from its early beginnings to the present day
- The History of Eye Filmmuseum
Since the end of 2020, the latest of Eye’s ever-spreading branches is the Eye Film Player, a streaming service offering feature films, documentaries and short films from its rich collection
- All programmes - Eye Filmmuseum
Eye presents a complete overview of Dick Maas’ work With films such as De lift, Amsterdamned, Flodder and Sint, the filmmaker lured millions of Dutch people to the cinema
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