During De Betovering, Filmhuis Den Haag presents a special programme by Taartrovers: short films without dialogue for children, followed by a creative drawing activity on transparent walls. An accessible, calm cinema experience where images from all children come together.

Two people watch the same film and still see something different. That idea is at the heart of this Taartrovers programme, shown during De Betovering at Filmhuis Den Haag. The short films speak for themselves: no dialogue, just images. What you see in them is entirely up to you.

Drawing and watching at Filmhuis Den Haag

After the screening, it's time to get creative. With music in your ears, you draw your images on transparent walls. Once you're done, you look not just at your own work but straight through it, to the drawings of all the other children at once. The result is something collective, built from many different perspectives.

First cinema experience during De Betovering

This programme is especially suitable for children visiting a cinema for the first time. The sound is kept lower than usual and the lights stay on slightly, making it a less overwhelming experience. De Betovering is an annual festival for young audiences in The Hague, and this Taartrovers programme is a calm, imaginative part of it.