Lorber CinemaSabonary Streaming Service Kino Film The collection is expanding with an exciting new home. Subscription channel has launched today Roku channelIndiewire has learned exclusively and gives the Indie and Arthouse film directory an even wider reach.
Cinema collection launched in 2023 on Prime Video channelsWhere it remains, but it also gets the chance to spread their wings to Roku Channel users as a direct-to-consumer offer, which should give more eyeballs and More revenue for Kino Lorbs. It is also available as a standalone app that is downloaded via Apple, Roku and Fire TV. In July, Kino Lorber adds The Streaming Collection some classic movies of Jafar Panhithe Iranian writer whose next feature “there was only an accident” won the Palme d’Or at this year’s Cannes And will be released later this year from Neon.
The Panahi films added are “Jafar Panahi’s taxi”, “3 faces”, and his son Panah Panahis “Hit the Road.” “Taxi”, one of Panahi’s most famous films for his curious structure that he was forbidden to make films and instead involved him posing as a taxi driver to highlight Iranian social issues, was released by Kino Lorber as early as 2015 and it made almost $ 4 million at the global cash register. His follow -up “3 Faces” won the best screenplay on Cannes and also earned $ 2.1 million all over the world.
These films join a library with several hundred films from Kino Lorber titles available for streaming. The current No. 1 movie on the platform is “Liza: A truly amazingly true story”, which is a documentary about Liza Minnelli who first premiered at last year’s Tribeca.
Some other latest titles include Maria Schneider Biopic “Being Maria”, with Anamaria Vartolomei and Matt Dillon, the documentary “In the Lead”, the documentary “Every little thing“About hummingbirds that warmed our hearts and”Soundtrack to a coup d’etat“As nominated for the best documentary Oscar feature this year. Throughout June, Kino Film Collection also had a series of important Pride films to celebrate LGBTQ+ stories, as well as highlights about early queer movies from Weimar Republic and a collection of Must-Tappa on Queer documenters.
Cinema collection Offers a 7-day free attempt but then costs $ 5.99 per month or $ 59.99 per year.
Below is a list of some of the other new film additions that Kino Film Collection highlights for July, including highlighting larger collections called “American Indies” and “French List.”
July 3
“The American nurse”
July 10
“Deadly Circuit”
“Vice and Virtue”
July 17
“When I open my eyes”
“How to live with Norman Mailer”
July 24
“The anonymous people”
“Bridge”
July 31
“Husy”
