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.