Screenings
Bring The Conspiracists to a screen near you
After a successful UK cinema launch, we are opening the film up to new screenings in cinemas, on campuses and in communities. There are two ways to make one happen.
Ways to bring the film to a screen
Host a screening
Put it on at your venue
Cinemas, festivals, universities, community, faith and civic groups. We handle bookings directly. We provide the film (DCP and digital file), a promotional pack, and can help arrange a Q&A. A modest screening fee applies, scaled to audience size (typically around £150 / $200). Educational library licences are handled separately by Collective Eye Films.
Request a screeningChampion a screening
Bring it to your area
Can’t host one yourself but want to see the film locally? Petition your nearest cinema. When enough people ask, cinemas book it. It is how much of our UK run came together.
Name your local screenProgrammers and press: browse the media kit: poster, stills, synopsis, credits and logos.
Host a screening
Request a screening
Tell us what you have in mind and we will be in touch to help make it happen. A modest screening fee applies, scaled to audience size (typically around £150 / $200).
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Champion a screening
Name your local screen
Tell us your nearest independent cinema or community centre and we’ll approach them about showing the film. If it comes off, you’ll be our local champion, helping spread the word.
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Our UK cinema launch
From Hebden Bridge to a week of London Conversations
The Conspiracists opened at Hebden Bridge Picture House in February 2026, then took over London for London Conversations, a week-long programme of screenings and post-screening Q&As across seven independent cinemas (21–28 April 2026), creating space for audiences to engage directly with the ideas on screen.
London Conversations · Q&A hosts
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Bertha DocHouse
Hardeep Matharu · Editor, Byline Times
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Curzon Soho
Deborah Frances-White · The Guilty Feminist
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The Lexi
Jennifer Nadel · Compassion in Politics
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The Castle Cinema
Liz Pendleton · Media Revolution
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ActOne Cinema
Saskia Lux · Women’s rights activist
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Phoenix Cinema
Pragna Patel · Project Resist
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Forest Cinema
Marina Cantacuzino · The Forgiveness Project
Made for conversation
A film that starts a discussion
Non-judgemental and closely observed, The Conspiracists is built for the conversation that follows. It has found audiences with:
- Universities: anthropology, sociology, politics, media
- Faith and community groups
- Women’s and civic organisations
- Democracy and anti-disinformation groups
- Trade unions and workplaces
- Independent cinemas and film clubs
Selections & Awards
Praise
“The Conspiracists is astounding in its scope and depth. The filmmakers pull off an incredibly difficult feat.”
“As a former unapologetic Trump supporter, the stories in The Conspiracists resonate deeply with me.”
“You’ve taken an issue that’s very polarised, often presented in black & white terms, and taken us into a grey area.”
“The Conspiracists deeply resonates with me. The filmmakers embody the necessary empathy and compassion.”
“Unlike others who seemingly laugh at their subjects as they film, you could tell the filmmaker had used empathy.”