Watch the film
See it online.
Or on the big screen.
Following a successful theatrical run and more than seventy-five screenings, The Line We Crossed is now available to buy or rent online — and continues to screen in cinemas and community centres across the country.
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Buy or rent
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See it with an audience
Public screenings
There's nothing quite like seeing The Line We Crossed on the big screen, with an audience — and most screenings are followed by a Q&A or panel discussion, often with the filmmaker or people from the film, that turns the screening into a conversation.
We programme screenings the length of the country with cinemas, universities, festivals, community and campaign groups. If you'd like to bring the film to your venue or audience, we'd love to hear from you.
Upcoming screenings
New dates come up regularly. Get in touch to hear about the next screening near you — or to arrange one for your venue or group.
Where it's screened
Screened right across the country
Since its release, The Line We Crossed has screened more than seventy-five times, the length of the country — most followed by a Q&A or panel discussion. Every UK venue so far:
London
- ICA
- Bertha DocHouse
- The Lexi, Kensal Rise
- The Castle Cinema, Hackney
- Crouch End Picturehouse
- Everyman Kings Cross
- Good Shepherd Cinema, Leytonstone
- Sands Film Club, Rotherhithe
- BLOC Cinema, Queen Mary University
- Friends House, Euston
- Castlehaven Community Centre, Camden
- Clarence Hall, Camden
East of England
- Broadway Cinema & Theatre, Letchworth
- Chelmsford Theatre Studio
- LEAF Climate Community Centre, Colchester
North East
- The Star & Shadow, Newcastle
- Sea Change Café, South Shields
- The General Havelock, Haydon Bridge
- The Old Booking Office, Haltwhistle
North West
- Storyhouse, Chester
- The Dukes, Lancaster
- Leigh Film Factory
- Friends Meeting House, Kendal
- Quaker Meeting House, Manchester
Scotland
- Glasgow Film Theatre
- Eden Court, Inverness
- Pavilion Cinema, Galashiels
- Cromarty Cinema
South East
- Depot, Lewes
- Regal Picturehouse, Henley
- Reading Biscuit Factory
- Green Screen Film Festival, Bucks
South West
- Plymouth Arts Centre
- The Poly, Falmouth
- The Barn Cinema, Dartington
- The Little Theatre, Bath
- Oriel Hall, Bath
- Crediton Arts Centre
- Regal Cinema & Theatre, Redruth
- Tolmen Centre, Constantine
- Southsea Community Cinema, Portsmouth
- People's Republic of Stokes Croft, Bristol
- BASE Community Co-operative, Bristol
- Wotton Cinema, Stroud
Wales
- Maindee Library, Newport
West Midlands
- MAC, Birmingham
- United Reform Church, Shrewsbury
Yorkshire & the Humber
- Showroom, Sheffield
- Hebden Bridge Picturehouse
Plus a further eight venues across the Netherlands.