Outdoor cinema Amsterdam – Films With A View | Better Man (2024)

This summer, you can watch Better Man (2024) at our outdoor cinema in Amsterdam at Films With A View. On the beach at Pllek, you sink into the sand with the IJ river and the Amsterdam skyline as your backdrop. As the sun sets, Better Man (2024) begins and you experience the film at Amsterdam’s most laid-back outdoor cinema.

Films With A View at Pllek

Outdoor cinema Amsterdam at Pllek (NDSM-wharf)

Cinema & Skyline: the ultimate movie experience in Amsterdam Noord

Experience the magic of Outdoor Cinema at Pllek, with the best view of the skyline of Amsterdam. Every Tuesday evening – until the end of September – we show the most impressive, moving and controversial movies on our city beach on the NDSM Wharf. On a beach chair with a drink in your hand you’ll be sucked into the big screen.

• Beach open/pick-up headphones 19:10

• Start film 20:10 (at sunset)

There will also be a 15 minute break during this film.

Language: EnglishSubtitles: Dutch

Outdoor cinema Amsterdam: Better Man (2024) at Pllek (Amsterdam Noord, NDSM-Wharf)

England, from a working-class childhood in Stoke-on-Trent to the biggest stages in the world. In this musical biopic, pop star Robbie Williams is portrayed as an anthropomorphic chimpanzee – performed through motion capture by Jonno Davies and voiced by Williams himself – a bold choice that mirrors how he always felt: less evolved than everyone else, a “performing monkey” craving recognition and love. We follow his dizzying rise as the youngest member of the boy band Take That, his growth into a record-breaking solo artist and his equally spectacular fall, in which fame, addiction and self-doubt nearly swallow him whole. Beneath the haze of drink, drugs and consuming insecurity, Williams searches for a reckoning with his demons and with himself. Director Michael Gracey (The Greatest Showman) shapes his life into an exuberant, self-mocking spectacle full of dance and show-stopping numbers, which premiered at the Telluride Film Festival.

Genre: Dark Comedy | Docudrama | Psychological Drama | Biography | Fantasy | Music | Musical

Important info

Please note: The film will only take place if it is dry. We will provide sufficient seating, bean bags and blankets! On the day of the film, around 1:00 PM, we will communicate on our channels Instagram channel and the website whether the film will definitely take place.

Costs are €10 p.p., tickets are available via the ‘Ticket’ button.

If the film goes ahead, it is not possible to cancel your ticket.
Tip: Sell your ticket via Ticket Swap.

If the film is canceled, you will receive an email and the purchase price of the tickets will be refunded, excluding service costs

English-language films will be subtitled in Dutch, all other spoken languages ​​will have English subtitles

(TIP) Coming early = Best spots

🎥 Films With a View is presented by Outdoor Cinema & Isolabella Limoncello

Outdoor cinema Amsterdam: Better Man (2024) at Pllek (Amsterdam Noord, NDSM-Wharf)

England, from a working-class childhood in Stoke-on-Trent to the biggest stages in the world. In this musical biopic, pop star Robbie Williams is portrayed as an anthropomorphic chimpanzee – performed through motion capture by Jonno Davies and voiced by Williams himself – a bold choice that mirrors how he always felt: less evolved than everyone else, a “performing monkey” craving recognition and love. We follow his dizzying rise as the youngest member of the boy band Take That, his growth into a record-breaking solo artist and his equally spectacular fall, in which fame, addiction and self-doubt nearly swallow him whole. Beneath the haze of drink, drugs and consuming insecurity, Williams searches for a reckoning with his demons and with himself. Director Michael Gracey (The Greatest Showman) shapes his life into an exuberant, self-mocking spectacle full of dance and show-stopping numbers, which premiered at the Telluride Film Festival.

Genre: Dark Comedy | Docudrama | Psychological Drama | Biography | Fantasy | Music | Musical

England, from a working-class childhood in Stoke-on-Trent to the biggest stages in the world. In this musical biopic, pop star Robbie Williams is portrayed as an anthropomorphic chimpanzee – performed through motion capture by Jonno Davies and voiced by Williams himself – a bold choice that mirrors how he always felt: less evolved than everyone else, a “performing monkey” craving recognition and love. We follow his dizzying rise as the youngest member of the boy band Take That, his growth into a record-breaking solo artist and his equally spectacular fall, in which fame, addiction and self-doubt nearly swallow him whole. Beneath the haze of drink, drugs and consuming insecurity, Williams searches for a reckoning with his demons and with himself. Director Michael Gracey (The Greatest Showman) shapes his life into an exuberant, self-mocking spectacle full of dance and show-stopping numbers, which premiered at the Telluride Film Festival.