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This pin symbolizes the message of connection and unity. Thanks to its timeless message, it can be worn for any occasion. The pin is made of black nickel and features a subtly tactile relief due to its hard enamel exterior. It comes packaged in a beautiful black suede pouch and is only available in limited quantities in our merchandise shop

The exclusive Yol poster and postcards are designed by the graphic designer Gökhan Yeter of D’art Duvar. In honor of the Kurdish director Yilmaz Güney and his film Yol, whose restored version will be showcased during the festival, this poster has been crafted. The postcards feature various images from the film, available for individual purchase or as a set of 5.

Explore the unique world of Thomas Brouwer, also known as ‘TROBBIES’ – the designer of the mug. As a well-known tattoo artist and illustrator in The Hague, TROBBIES is the driving force behind Team TROBBIES tattoo studio at Boekhorststraat 84. 

With a passion for both paper and the human skin, TROBBIES brings his distinctive style to life. From fractured faces to split personalities and the oddest combinations, these themes echo throughout his work. 

The mug is more than just an illustration; it’s a deep reflection on the fact that human rights are not taken for granted. TROBBIES potrays the feeling of entanglement in a web of injustice, captured within the illustration. He urges not to turn a blind eye, urging everyone to speak out and unite against injustice. 

The scarves are designed by Jana Blom and Caitlin Berner of Glitterstudio, a graphic design duo from The Hague. In their studio at Boekhorststraat 161, their playful style with pronounced typography comes to life. Their motto is “unlimited ideas, limited editions,” evident in all aspects of their work.

The scarves showcase a carefully curated selection of visual elements, continuously enriched with each drawing or creation. The typography is meticulously crafted by hand, and the green and blue colors draw inspiration from the Movies that Matter branding.

Limited edition t-shirts and tote bags screen-printed with an illustration by Zenzy Blindeling. Zenzy Blindeling is 22 and a freelance illustrator and animator. In 2021, she graduated as a designer from AKV St Joost in Breda with her project The Missing Pages, a clothing line through which she aims to teach people more about black art history.