Every Sunday afternoon, we turn the Kantine into a cosy little cinema, with a relaxed afternoon of films from the comfort of our sofas. This time, we’ll watch the classic Wan Pipel.
Tickets22/11/2026
16:00
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18:00
€ 0 - 8,50
ENG
Kantine
November
Wan Pipel (1976) is the quintessential Surinamese film classic by director Pim de la Parra. The story follows Roy, a young Surinamese man who returns to Paramaribo after completing his studies in the Netherlands. There, he faces a choice between two worlds: his Dutch lover or his Surinamese roots. The film explores themes such as identity, love, and the search for a new beginning.
The film is in Surinamese/Dutch, with English subtitles.
Every Sunday afternoon, we turn OASE’s Kantine into a little cinema of its own. Sink into a sofa, treat yourself to a slice of homemade cake, and settle in for an afternoon of film, with headphones on and plenty of room to relax.
Each week brings a different theme and a different film programme, from cult hits and unexpected classics to short films by local makers. The programme is curated by OASE’s programming team, together with partners such as IFFR and Roffa Mon Amour.
What exactly will we be showing? We will disclose if it's a collaboration with IFFR, but it remains a surprise if we're not. We’ll give you a hint about the genre, but you’ll have to come along to find out the rest.
The programme is part of OASE’s programming around Srefidensi, celebrating and sharing Surinamese freedom and culture through music, food and gathering.
View all programmes in this series.
Entry is free, but places are limited, so we recommend booking a ticket in advance.
Fancy something to go with the film? You can also book a ticket with a slice of homemade pie and a cup of tea for €8.50.
