VIRTUAL CINEMAS
Watch any of the films below by purchasing a virtual ticket via one of the participating venues on Vimeo On Demand.
You will be directly supporting your local independent cinema. The revenue will be split between the distributor and the venue. Please select which cinema you would like to support and follow the Vimeo On Demand instructions for purchase*.
*A free Vimeo account is required for all films except those screening via Barbican Cinema On Demand and DCA At Home.
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After an explosion at his mine, Maxime, a miner with a troubled past,
attempts to find redemption by risking his life to save his fellow miners.
"A remarkable drama... an irreproachable master of the direction of actors."
André Lavoie, LE DEVOIR
"Beautifully evokes the spirit of brotherhood."
Marc-André Lussier, LA PRESSE
“One of the best Canadian films of the year.”
WHISTLER FILM FESTIVAL
AVAILABLE TO WATCH NOW
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Select to view with The Castle Cinema
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Jan, mysterious and marked by a profound sense of guilt, tries to win back the love of his ex Violeta, who is now a psychiatrist,
with a family of her own. Jan’s complex and perverse plan to reunite him with Violeta, 20 years after the events that led to
their separation, will have severe consequences.
"A sizzling Hitchcockian love triangle."
Phil Hoad, THE GUARDIAN
"Simultaneously sensual and unsettling."
Kat Hughes, THE HOLLYWOD NEWS
"A tragic tale of classical dimensions."
Eva Peydró, EL HYPE
AVAILABLE TO WATCH NOW
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Select to view with The Castle Cinema
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Dropped into a web of family, sexual, political and romantic relationships where nothing is quite what it seems. One event leads
to something else, people appear in one situation and reappear in another and by the end the lives of 22 people intersect in
unpredictable ways during a 90-minute period on one magical night in the city they share.
"Brilliantly acted by the entire cast... a rich film."
Fabien Lemercier, CINEUROPA
"Treasure City is a metaphor for our post-covid world, exposing the anger, frustration and inertia. Cinematographer
Banto Csaba uses magic realism to create a nightly universe of turmoil, misunderstandings and emotional frustration."
Meredith Taylor, FILMUFORIA
“The conversations in Szabolcs Hajdu’s Treasure City are intense and involving. You are so embroiled in the
conflicts of the characters that you feel the tension rising with each passing moment.”
Vikas Yadav , UK FILM REVIEW
AVAILABLE TO WATCH NOW
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Select to view with Saffron Screen
Select to view at Rio Cinema
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Coming Soon with Broadway Cinema
When Effie Gray becomes the wife of distinguished writer John Ruskin, it soon becomes apparent that Ruskin regards
her as a muse rather than a wife, and the stifling atmosphere of their home soon takes a toll on Effie's health.
"Emma Thompson triumphs! From ‘Howards End’ to ‘The Remains of the Day’
to the sublime ‘Effie Gray’, the trilogy is at last complete."
Dave Hickey, VANITY FAIR
“A beautifully crafted film filled with a haunting stillness and melancholy.”
Debbie Lynn Elias, BEHIND THE LENS
AVAILABLE TO WATCH NOW
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Select to view with Home
Select to view with Dukes Cinema
Select to view with Rio Cinemas
Select to view with Lewes Depot Cinema
Select to view with Plymouth Arts Cinema
Select to view with Watershed
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Cecilia is a sociology teacher at the University. One stormy night, Kevin, a poor young 15-year old, the son of her maid, desperately knocks on the door of her house. Terrified, she doesn’t open. The next day, Kevin’s body shows up floating in the river, murdered by the police. Cecilia begins to be haunted by the young man’s ghost. Disturbed, she tries to forget him and go on with her life, but now it seems she is the ghost.
“Directed with stylistic canniness and empathetic insight.”
Screen International
“An interesting exploration of the expanding distance between the classes in
modern day Argentina and the injustices suffered as a result of it.”
The Up Coming
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Select to view with Home
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Select to view with Ipswich Film Theatre
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Select to view with Storyhouse
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The guests who come to the mansion of aristocratic landowner and man of the world Nikolai over the Christmas holidays are
hand-picked. Among them is a politician, a young countess and a general with his wife. They converse and dine – what a wonderful,
much-missed way of life – indulge in parlour games and discuss the right form of authority in the face of political impotence as well
as progress and morality, death and the Antichrist. As the debate becomes more heated, cultural differences become increasingly apparent and the mood grows tense.
“Stark, austere, cerebral.”
The Guardian
“A marvel of composition.”
Variety
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supporting them through our revenue share scheme.
Select to view with Home
Select to view with Rio Cinemas
Select to view with Showroom Cinema
Select to view with Plymouth Arts Cinema
Select to view with Dukes Cinema
Select to view with Watershed
Select to view with Ipswich Film Theatre
Select to view with Ultimate Picture Palace
Select to view with Lewes Depot Cinema
Select to view with Storyhouse
Select to view with Northampton Filmhouse
Select to view with Dome Cinema
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Select to view at DCA At Home
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Abused and battered wife, Joy lives in Manila, with her six-year-old daughter Angel and her husband, Dante, a small-time criminal.
As so often in the past, Dante comes home drunk at night and beats Joy brutally. This time, he also hurts Angel. Joy grabs her daughter and flees to the local police post to finally get him sent to jail. Justice, Joy learns, takes time at best and is impossible
to get at worst. Not without reason, she feels that she and her daughter are increasingly under threat.
“The subject matter is urgent as well as important...”
The Hollywood Reporter
“A no-nonsense domestic abuse drama that whips along with the pace of a thriller.”
Screen Daily
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Select to view with Home
Select to view with Lewes Depot Cinema
Select to view with Dome Cinema
Select to view with Rio Cinemas
Select to view with Dome Cinema
Select to view with Dukes Cinema
Select to view with Watershed
Select to view with Ipswich Film Theatre
Select to view with Northampton Filmhouse
Select to view with Showroom Cinema
Select to view with Ultimate Picture Palace
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Peru, at the height of the political crisis of the 1980s. Georgina is expecting her first child. Without resources, she responds to the announcement of a clinic offering free care to pregnant women. But after giving birth, they refuse to tell her where her baby is.
Determined to find her daughter, she seeks the help of journalist Pedro Campos who agrees to lead the investigation.
“A work of singular delicacy, starkly beautiful... and profoundly sad” Erlingur Einarsson, Total Film
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Please select from one of participating venues below to purchase a virtual ticket, supporting them through our revenue share scheme.
Select to view with Home
Select to view with Dukes Cinema
Select to view with Rio Cinemas
Select to view at Ipswich Film Theatre
Select to view with Plymouth Arts Cinema
Select to view with Showroom Cinema
Select to view with Lewes Depot Cinema
Select to view at Barbican On Demand
Select to view at Northampton Filmhouse
Select to view at David Lean Cinema
Select to view at Dome Cinema
Select to view at Saffron Screen
Select to view at The Castle Cinema
Select to view at Ultimate Picture Palace
Select to view at Alnwick Playhouse
Select to view at DCA At Home
Select to view at Derby Quad
