In Cinemas March 31

Monday, March 20, 2006

SHOOTING DOGS RELEASE DATES AND VENUES




It is now less than 2 weeks until SHOOTING DOGS goes on general release at cinemas across the UK. Please find below the list of sites confirmed so far. You can click through to book tickets for any of the cinemas listed. This list will be updated as more sites are confirmed.


OPENS MARCH 31
Curzon Soho, London
Cineworld Shaftesbury Avenue, London
Screen on the Green, London
Barbican, London
Cineworld West India Quay, London
Picturehouse Greenwich, London
Ritzy Brixton, London
Cineworld Chelsea, London
The Coronet Notting Hill, London
VUE Shepherd's Bush, London
The Tricycle, London
Phoenix East Finchley, London
Cornerhouse, Manchester
Edinburgh Filmhouse, Edinburgh
Cineworld Glasgow Renfrew Street, Glasgow
IRELAND
Screen D'Olier Street
IMC Dun Laorie
Omniplex Mahon Cork
Cineworld Dublin


APRIL 14
Odeon Mezzanine, Leicester Square
Curzon Mayfair
Cineworld Cardiff
Cineworld Sheffield
Broadway Nottingham
Cineworld Birmingham
Tyneside Newcastle
City Screen York
Showroom Sheffield

APRIL 21
Arts Picturehouse, Cambridge
Peckham Plex
Bradford Pictureville
Cineworld Crawley
Picturehouse at FACT Liverpool
The Belmont Aberdeen

APRIL 28
Southampton Harbour Lights
Watermans, Brentford
Warwick Arts, Coventry
Chapter, Cardiff
MAC, Birmingham
Sevenoaks Playhouse
Phoenix Oxford

May 5
Watershed Bristol
Orpheus, Bristol
Ipswich Film Theatre
New Park Chichester
Plymouth Arts Centre

61 Comments:

At 7:22 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Is it getting released in the states? :(

 
At 12:47 PM, Blogger Cindi said...

Please bring your film to the U.S.!!! I deeply respect and admire the film crew for immersing themselves in the Rwandan culture to make this film. I was in Rwanda last year as a volunteer and found the country beautiful and the people kind. But it's extremely hard to be such a remote place and see how poverty and tribal tensions are impacting the people. It's hard to be there and see it and then leave for a comfortable existence elsewhere. But with your leaving, you are telling their story and making a difference through the telling. We're listening!

 
At 2:06 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

And what about Germany? Will we get to see it here?

 
At 7:12 PM, Blogger Carly Payne said...

Thank you for making this movie. I hope that you try to bring it over to the U.S., so it can have a great impact over here.

 
At 11:52 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I truly hope that you get a distributor in the US. I am a UK teacher in the US at the moment and we are about to study that period of history and from what I have seen this would be a great film for students to watch and to truly appreciate and uinderstand what happened.

 
At 6:37 PM, Blogger Michael Guillen said...

Is there anything that we can do here in the U.S. to help the film pick up a distributor?

 
At 6:46 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hello, I was wondering if you know when it'll be released in Israel?
I haven't heard anything about a release here so far.
Thanks.

 
At 12:56 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Any news on a Rwandan screening of the film?

According to the BBC it was due to be screened yesterday March 22nd...I found it strange that living in Kigali I heard nothing about a screening here

 
At 10:01 AM, Blogger Administrator said...

Some answers to your questions:

America release: Hopefully we will have an American distributor soon.

Israel release: There is no set date yet for the release in Israel but it will be shown there in the near future.

Rwandan Premiere: The Kigali screening is taking place this coming Monday (27th) in the Stadium.

 
At 3:29 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Firstly, congratulations on creating a much needed film, hopefully one that will leave an impact on its audience as great as Rwanda leaves its impact on you. Im living in Australia and have have been part of the crew filming a documentary in Rwanda- "Dancing In Rwanda". As Shooting Dogs is not being released in Australia, I cant wait to get my hands on a copy asap. The Kigali screening should be an amazing moment for all involved in the film and for the people of Rwanda. Cheers.

 
At 2:33 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

i hope "shooting dogs" will be released in the u.s., too.

 
At 6:08 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I see on the list it is going to be released in Canada!!! YAY!! Do you know when or where exactly? Thanks so much I really appreciate it! I am a highschool student in Montreal and am eagerly awaiting seeing it.

 
At 7:49 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Let me be YET ANOTHER voice that desperately wants this released in the United States!! Hotel Rwanda did very well here, and probably wasn't made near as authentically as Shooting Dogs was. I hope you find an American distributor SOON!!!! Will check back here for updates, thanks so much!!

 
At 8:58 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate u on what u have done!!
but what about Netherlands?how can we get a copy of the film??and can u plz make possibl that peoples buy it though internet all over the worlds??

 
At 11:02 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

any word on this film coming to the US? Have they found a distributor?

 
At 2:26 AM, Blogger Administrator said...

As of yet, we still don't have a distributor in the U.S.

However, all the supportive comments and enquiries we have had from you have been passed on to the producers so… fingers crossed.

We don't have a distributor in Singapore or the Netherlands at the moment but watch this space.

Thank you again for all your kind words. Its great to know that people all over the world want to see the film.

 
At 10:38 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi. I'm trying to get a hold of David Belton. I currently run a photo project with orphans of the Rwandan Genocide - www.rwandaproject.org
We have an important exhibition coming up at the Holocaust Museum in the US and perhpas their is an opportunity to premiere the film in the US in conjunction with the exhibition. Additionally, we have a full set of the children's work housed in Belgium that could travel with the film. We were exhibited with the US release of Hotel Rwanda - and the children's photography is a wonderful and hopeful look into the future. If you get this and are interested in discussing opportunities, please contact me at info@rwandaproject.org
thanks

 
At 6:40 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Could you please give us some details of the release of the movie in Mexico (dates, distributor, etc) thanks a lot

 
At 10:32 AM, Blogger Tomaso Ritchie said...

I'm speaking for a group of friends on a college campus in America who is greatly awaiting the distribution of this film in the States. Keep up the hard work and keep us informed!!!

 
At 3:01 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I wonder why you dont bring this film to Leeds?? there are lots of student around here, which I think is a good opportunity for you to spread the message of the movie

 
At 6:22 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

This movie is more realistic than Hotel Rwanda. It's a good message for the World leaders and The UN secretary. And for the dictators leaders of african countries like Zimbabwe, Angola,...etc, this is a wake up call. We need peace and development. The continuing conflitc should end by clear talks. My Thanks to all of you who made possible this movie.

 
At 11:35 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

is it going to be relased in Australia

 
At 10:58 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

it's a pity that it isn't on show more widely. Unless you live in London, it seems that it isn't on in your local cinema!

 
At 1:43 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

thank you for making this film please let us know how we can get copies of this film in canada.

 
At 12:11 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I have been to Rwanda and am going back in May. An amazing people with a painful past...yet with great hope for the future. I believe this is another step in the right direction. The world has to be aware of the the genocides that they have turned their backs on. The United States turned their backs more than anyone and the more movies like this that will flood our theatres and TV's the better. Thanks for making this movie. Hoping that the US will pick it up and ditribute it.

 
At 2:20 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

A film like this should have a massive general release. Why do we have to wait until April 28th to get it in Oxford? People should be seeing this film. Also reading Lt.Gen Romeo Daillare's book "Shake Hands With The Devil" "Season of Blood" by Fergal Keane, and "We wish to inform you that tomorrow we will be killed with our families" by Philip Gourevitch.

 
At 6:50 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi there
I am really waiting to see this film, but whats this? NO RELEASES ANYWHERE IN NORTHERN IRELAND??
whats going on !?
Please please please bring this film to NI.
cheers

 
At 1:12 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Having been to Rwanda and to see The Kigali Memorial Centre was a very sad day. To see children who were in the centre, watching their history ( maybe their parents )crying and inconsolible.
This film needs to be shown everywhere in the world.

 
At 1:29 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

We need this movie in Canada!

 
At 2:25 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

is this a coplete list of cinemas showing the film... is it coming to Reading

 
At 9:23 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hello,
I live in America now and would really like to see your movie. Is there anyway I can purchase a copy of it?? DVD/VHS???
thanks

 
At 8:23 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Is Shooting Dogs being released in Northern Ireland?

 
At 7:43 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

saw this last night here in Kigali... amazing, unbelievable, i'm still thinking/feeling through it. well done. just blogged it and please please let me know if there's anything that I can do to help get this to the States.

 
At 1:57 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I wonder when this interesting movie will appear on italian screen. Hope to see it soon in this coutry as well.

 
At 4:33 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Opening also in the Netherlands this week.

 
At 8:07 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hey! Is there any way we can get this released in Australia? I was deeply effected by Hotel Rwanda, and would be grateful for another perspective on the war...what do I need to do to make this happen - cos I'm very keen!!!

 
At 7:38 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate you guys on what you have done!!
Any news about Australia? we would love to get the film here

 
At 2:09 AM, Blogger Administrator said...

Answers to some of your questions regarding screenings of SHOOTING DOGS in your UK region:

Leeds: The film is scheduled to open in Bradford on April 21st.

N.Ireland: Eclipse Pictures are distributing the film in Ireland. SHOOTING DOGS is scheduled to show in Belfast mid-May.

YOUR LOCAL CINEMA: We've got the film and we want to show it in as many cinemas as possible. If you want the film to show in your local cinema, please go and tell them! This will hopefully encourage them to book the film. We will then endeavour where possible to provide a copy.

Many thanks again for your support. We are delighted that you are all so keen to see the film.

 
At 12:48 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

What can citizens of the U.S. do to get your film distributed here? Could we as citizens who were not aware of the 1994 genocide help now to rebuild Rwanda with proceeds from viewing this movie?

 
At 11:40 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

What can we do to get a distributor in the US? I want to see this movie so bad! I really liked Hotel Rwanda and Sometimes In April. It would be great to see a sort of other perspective of the Genocide in 1994.

 
At 2:13 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

will this film be released in Australia?

 
At 5:24 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Am really excited about seeing your film. However the shown has been and gone. Can be purhcase a DVD off the internet?
Scotland

 
At 12:07 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

We have been anxiously awaiting the screening of the movie in South Africa. I see that SA is the last entry on your list for future releases. Any chance of bumping us up the list?
My husband worked in Rwanda post-genocide, and our family went to visit him on a few occasions. The history of the country is unforgettable, but now it is a peaceful and beautiful little country.

 
At 7:38 AM, Blogger Jac said...

The film screened at the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Film Fest in the US this weekend. It's an amazing film!

 
At 9:26 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I saw the film yesterday in Faro, Portugal. Impressive how human beings can be so easily manipulated and so brutal to each other. I wonder if we could ever achieve the so called humanity. Everybody should view this film, the reality sometimes is far worst than most violent fiction...

 
At 11:36 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Is this movie going to be released in Australia?

 
At 11:19 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I'm from Lake Charles, Louisiana, but moved to Massachusetts last year and I'm sorry I missed seeing your film premiere at Banners.

Do you have any word on when it might be released in the US? From the word of mouth I've recieved from people who've seen it -who say that even two months later they can't stop thinking about it -everyone needs to see this film.

 
At 9:30 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hotel Rwanda, Shooting Dogs . . .
Many films of past tragedies may tell us about cruelty, shall humanity learn ? Hopefully ... !

 
At 6:11 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Just wondering once again if it's still scheduled for release in Israel because it didn't come out here yet and it's been a while.

 
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At 4:26 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I am one more person for an U.S. release. Maybe the distributors from Hotel Rwanda can help you guys secure a distributor. Just saw a BBC interview with John Hurt
--he really is an actor with all heart. Reminds me of Don Cheadle from Hotel Rwanda. This is much more than a movie, it's an important reminder about from our history.

 
At 5:24 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I am a cinema owner/film buyer in Los Angeles seeking to exhibit the film in the Palm Springs market (100 miles outside of Los Angeles). I am willing to deal with the producers directly, rather than wait for a U.S. disributor. My cinemas performed very successfully with the film HOTEL RWANDA in its origiinal U.S. release. Please see our website at http://www.ThePalme.com and contact me at: Brian@ThePalme.com

 
At 8:31 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

when this film come out in Itly?

 
At 3:16 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I'm an American who saw the film while studying last year in France, and it was really amazing! I hope you find a distributor because I've been telling all my friends here in the States about it and they're all longing to see Shooting Dogs. I would love to be able to show it on my campus!

 
At 1:58 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Where can I get this in Taiwan or Singapore? Please, anyone.

 
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At 3:30 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

eveyone all aroud wants to see this movie so i think it shoud be realeased eerywhere expecailly CANADA EH! i would really like to see this movie so plz bring it to canada

 
At 11:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Please please please please bring this movie to Australia. I am very surprised it isn't coming here.. it is so needed. I am an Australia and i lived in Africa as a tour leader for a year and a half and what you see there... well lets just say you have depicted the true Africa much more then movies like Hotel Rowanda.. I have tried to educate my friends and family about Africa and how it REALLY is but it is so much easier to get through to people if they SEE it... and you have shown this in your movie... your movie dragged me so far in, i felt like i was the one trapped in that school about to die.. please please send this movie to Australia.. any reason why you hadn't planned to?

 
At 3:29 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi, I work with a Human Rights Film Festival based at Oxford Brookes University and we were hoping to be able to screen Shooting Dogs at the 2008 festival. I'd be really grateful if you could direct me to the right person to request permission for a public screening from. The festival is completely free and open to all
Thanks

 

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