Petites Images
Petites Images
Petites Images opens its doors for Groot Rotterdams Atelier Weekend 2026 (location 87 on the route map, Rotterdam West). Studios are open Sat 19 Sept and Sun 20 Sept, 12:00 to 18:00. Entry is free with a ticket reserved through GRAW; a voluntary contribution goes to the makers.
Caroline Dijk and Monica Ruiz are De Filmzusters (The Film Sisters), independent filmmakers and producers. Together with the Cult010 Foundation, we are committed to supporting independent filmmakers, writers, and artists as they forge their own paths beyond the mainstream. We offer practical guidance and creative support for all kinds of artistic challenges, providing a range of cinematic services, including consultation and mentoring.
During GRAW, we open the doors of Petites Images Studio, home to a hidden gem: the Petit Theatre, where two independent films by De Filmzusters will be screened.
Mister Pop Festival (57 min) – documentary by Caroline Dijk
Georges Knap, an intriguing and modest sales representative of medical equipment and father of three, unexpectedly became the driving force behind the 1970 Holland Pop Festival in Rotterdam’s Kralingse Bos—dubbed the “Woodstock on the Maas.” With more than 100,000 visitors and performances by bands such as The Byrds, Jefferson Airplane, and Pink Floyd, the festival has never been equalled in the Netherlands, but its success came at a personal cost. What drove Georges to accomplish this extraordinary feat?
The Invisible Woman (71 min) – documentary by Monica Ruiz
Somewhat reluctantly, Mona travels to the Moluccas with her Dutch mother. Discovering her Moluccan family offers hope for an identity that might free her from the violence and abuse of her childhood. But how can she escape a history that silently accompanies her mother wherever she goes?
Artists
Petites Images opens its doors for Groot Rotterdams Atelier Weekend 2026 (location 87 on the route map, Rotterdam West). Studios are open Sat 19 Sept and Sun 20 Sept, 12:00 to 18:00. Entry is free with a ticket reserved through GRAW; a voluntary contribution goes to the makers.
Caroline Dijk and Monica Ruiz are De Filmzusters (The Film Sisters), independent filmmakers and producers. Together with the Cult010 Foundation, we are committed to supporting independent filmmakers, writers, and artists as they forge their own paths beyond the mainstream. We offer practical guidance and creative support for all kinds of artistic challenges, providing a range of cinematic services, including consultation and mentoring.
During GRAW, we open the doors of Petites Images Studio, home to a hidden gem: the Petit Theatre, where two independent films by De Filmzusters will be screened.
Mister Pop Festival (57 min) – documentary by Caroline Dijk
Georges Knap, an intriguing and modest sales representative of medical equipment and father of three, unexpectedly became the driving force behind the 1970 Holland Pop Festival in Rotterdam’s Kralingse Bos—dubbed the “Woodstock on the Maas.” With more than 100,000 visitors and performances by bands such as The Byrds, Jefferson Airplane, and Pink Floyd, the festival has never been equalled in the Netherlands, but its success came at a personal cost. What drove Georges to accomplish this extraordinary feat?
The Invisible Woman (71 min) – documentary by Monica Ruiz
Somewhat reluctantly, Mona travels to the Moluccas with her Dutch mother. Discovering her Moluccan family offers hope for an identity that might free her from the violence and abuse of her childhood. But how can she escape a history that silently accompanies her mother wherever she goes?
Artists
Petites Images
Gerrit van de Lindestraat 45-A
3022 TD
Rotterdam