David Farnor | On 10, Jul 2015

Curzon Home Cinema has announced a new season of British Isles films this summer.

The streaming service, which relaunched last year, brings arthouse and indie titles from Curzon Film World’s own labels (including Artificial Eye) and other distributors to online viewers – often on the same day as their release in cinemas.

The pay-per-view site has often placed an emphasis on curation of content, with themed collections, as well as occasional festival day-and-date releases. From 24th July, Curzon will dedicate a season to acclaimed films from around the British Isles, including A Field in England and The Selfish Giant.

With the support of Creative England, Irish Film Board, Northern Ireland Screen, Archant, Creative Scotland, Ffilm Cymru Wales and Film London, the confirmed titles for the season so far are:

From Birmingham – ONE MILE AWAY

From Manchester – THE STONE ROSES: MADE OF STONE

From West Yorkshire – THE SELFISH GIANT

From Sheffield – PULP: A FILM ABOUT LIFE, DEATH & SUPERMARKETS

From Dorset – A FIELD IN ENGLAND

From London – LILTING

From London – GONE TOO FAR

From Nottingham – A MAN’S STORY

From Ireland – WAVERIDERS

From Ireland – PARKED

From Northern Ireland: THE STORY OF CHILDREN & FILM

From East Anglia: A COCK & BULL STORY

From Scotland: FILTH

From Scotland: SHELL

From Wales: AMERICAN INTERIOR

From Wales: BYPASS

The service is currently available on Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick, BT TV, Samsung Smart TV and Freesat’s Freetime.

For more information, visit the Curzon Home Cinema website at www.curzonhomecinema.com, or read our review of A Field in England – or our interview with the young stars of The Selfish Giant.

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