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International Film Club — Streaming Availability

This year's film programme includes 12 titles with varying availability across platforms. Films can be watched through subscriptions like Apple TV and Amazon, or rented/bought from services such as Google Play. Some titles are also free on platforms like YouTube. Regional restrictions may apply to access.

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Here is a summary of where you can watch each of the 12 films in this year’s programme. Availability is subject to change and may vary by region (this research was conducted with a focus on UK and international access).

MonthFilmSubscriptionRent / BuyFree
JanuaryThe Wave (Die Welle)—Apple TV, Amazon, Sky StoreYouTube
FebruaryAmour—iTunes, Google Play—
MarchCaramelReserva Imovision, FilminApple TV, Vudu, AmazonArchive.org
AprilLa Cage aux FollesMGM+Apple TV, Amazon, Sky Store—
MayI’m a Cyborg, But That’s OKAmazon Prime, TimvisionAmazon (DVD)—
JuneTomboy—Rakuten TV, Curzon—
JulyLagaan—Google Play, YouTube—
AugustLa HaineBFI Player, Criterion ChannelApple TV, Amazon, CurzonKanopy
SeptemberEnglish VinglishEros Now, Netflix, Zee5Apple TV, Google Play, Amazon—
OctoberA Tale of Two SistersShudder, ArrowApple TV, Amazon—
NovemberThe Counterfeiters—Amazon, Apple TV, Fandango—
DecemberJourney to the Christmas StarAmazon PrimeApple TVRakuten TV, W4free

Notes:

  • Subscription: Included in a monthly streaming service (e.g., Netflix, MUBI).
  • Rent / Buy: Available for digital rental or purchase (e.g., Apple TV, Amazon Video).
  • Free: Available on ad-supported or public domain platforms (e.g., YouTube, Kanopy, Archive.org).
  • Platform availability can be highly region-specific. For example, La Cage aux Folles is on MGM+ in the US, while Caramel is primarily available in Brazil and surrounding countries.
  • Some films, like Lagaan and The Counterfeiters, have limited streaming availability in the UK/US at present.

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Anna Wilberforce
Anna Wilberforce

Welcome to World Cinema with Anna—a cozy space for sharing my love of international films. By day, I work as an organised EA/PA, and by night, I immerse myself in global storytelling; and finding cinematic gems and masterpieces. I also enjoy brunch in London with the besties, travelling, reading, listening to music. And, if I can squeeze it in, going to the theatre - a great musical or play, especially in Regent's Park.
I am a passionate film enthusiast dedicated to exploring the best international cinema has to offer. Join me on a cinematic journey across the globe!

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