Cinema Context is a comprehensive online resource dedicated to the history and culture of film in the Netherlands, providing invaluable insights into the local cinematic landscape. Featuring a rich database that spans films, cinemas, people, and companies, it emphasizes the significance of film screenings and the audience's role in bringing films to life. Since its inception, Cinema Context has meticulously cataloged all cinemas in the Netherlands dating back to 1900, including information about management, architectural history, and screening details.

The platform houses records of nearly all films shown in Dutch cinemas before 1960, offering both original and Dutch titles, which aids in film identification within historical contexts. By closely examining screening histories, it illuminates the dynamics of Dutch film culture beyond individual titles. Additionally, Cinema Context provides researchers access to the Netherlands Board of Film Censors' archives and extensive documentation of film programmes, enriching the understanding of societal influences on cinema. This online encyclopaedia serves as a vital tool for both academic inquiry and cultural exploration of Dutch film history.