Bring your community together with a screening of Forever Young.

The conversation starter you’ve been waiting for.

When you host a screening, you're not just showing a film. You're giving your community permission to talk about what matters most: health, mortality, meaning, and the people we want to spend our lives with.

Virtual or in-person - All budgets and audience sizes - Optional post-screening Q&As

“This film will change your life.”

But don’t take it from us.

Let’s Make it Happen.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Anyone. Workplaces, universities, medical schools, community centers, senior living facilities, gyms, churches, book clubs, healthcare organizations — or just you and 10 friends in your living room. If you can gather people, you can host.

  • Start by exploring our hosting options on Kinema.

    In-person: Once your booking is approved, you can download the film 72 hours before your event—no internet required during the screening — just a computer, projector or TV, and speakers.

    Virtual: Your audience watches together in a synchronized stream. Each guest registers through your event page. Live chat and host video broadcast options available.

    Hybrid: Book two separate events through Kinema — one for in-person, one for virtual. If paying a licensing fee, it covers both.

  • Two options:

    Option 1 — Sell tickets through Kinema (no upfront cost): Revenue splits 45% to you / 45% to filmmakers / 10% to Kinema. Great for fundraisers.

    Option 2 — Pay a one-time licensing fee: Handle your own ticketing or offer the event for free. Licensing is based on audience size.

    Contact us with any questions or if you’d like a member of our team to walk you through your options.

  • Once approved, you'll have access to:

    • Downloadable film (available 72 hours before your event)

    • Official poster and promotional images

    • Discussion guide (PDF)

    • Your own event page for registration and promotion

    • Click here to go to our Kinema page

    • Select "Create Screening Event"

    • Choose your format (in-person, virtual, or hybrid)

    • Choose your pricing model (sell tickets or pay a licensing fee)

    • Submit for approval (typically 1-2 business days)

    • Once approved, promote your event and prepare to host

  • Absolutely — we encourage it. The film is designed to spark conversation. You'll receive a discussion guide with suggested questions and talking points.

    For select events, we may be able to arrange filmmaker participation via video. Contact us to inquire.

  • Yes. We offer licensing for universities, medical schools, healthcare organizations, and other educational institutions. This includes public performance rights, discussion materials, and optional curriculum integration.

    Contact us to learn more.