While we love seeing you all in the flesh, we're over the moon to be able to present the special spirit that is Rev to audiences nationally - and a little bit internationally - in this online way.
While we've been presenting upwards of 200 feature films and feature documentaries we've previously screened via our streaming service - REVonDEMAND - for more than 5 years now, this is the first time we've been able to present such a diverse range of new works drawn from the international independent film and film fest scene.
We've got a ton of films, a range of ways to view them from single a single 24hr rental period to the ability to purchase passes for 4 films, 6 films or whole the whole box and dice.
It's a great line-up and we hope you enjoy it as much as we have in putting it together.
Interested in only one or two films? Then you can rent the film of your choice anytime during the festival dates for a 24hr period.
You can pay at any time but once you activate the film in the 1st viewing, you'll have a full 24hrs to watch the title. You can come back to it as many times as you want in that period or re-watch.
Rental does not mean you'll own the file - you'll just have access to it on any device once you sign in.
Single purchases are $12 per title. Just click on the titles in the Film Guide and start watching - it can't get any easier!
Feel like bingeing? Well you've got two weeks to digest the 30+ titles we've got on offer.
The best and most economical way is to simply buy a pass. Festival passes will allow you to gain access to 4, 6 or all films at a discount rate. Our Connect 4 pass saves you $2 per film, our 10 film mini pass will save you $4 per film and our gold pass will save you $5 or more per title. All titles are available for a 24hr period once you activate it for the 1st viewing.
Look - you just can't miss but whichever way you choose, we guarantee that 50% of your rental goes directly back to the filmmakers.
Oh...and you can surprise a friend with a gift passes and transfer it to them directly!
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