A person watches every film
There is no open upload button. Every submission is reviewed before it is published, which is the only reason a small catalogue can be worth trusting.
Now open · Film submissions welcome
Lannore is a curated house for independent cinema. Shorts, feature-length and commercial films, documentary, animation, series and work beyond the usual categories — chosen one at a time, opened to an audience that showed up on purpose, and paid out to the people who made them.
The platform is live. Browse the catalogue, follow filmmakers or open a submission workspace.
The quiet part
Upload it anywhere and it is accepted instantly. It will also land between a recipe video and a game clip, get about eleven seconds to justify itself, and be measured by a system that cannot tell a slow first act from a mistake.
Nobody turned it down. It simply never got a room — no wall, no light, nobody to introduce it, and no way to tell whether the four hundred views were people or noise.
Curation is not a gate we enjoy keeping. It is the only way we can promise a viewer that the next film is worth their evening — and the only way your film is the one being promised.
What we will and will not doThere is no open upload button. Every submission is reviewed before it is published, which is the only reason a small catalogue can be worth trusting.
A countdown, a room that fills up and, when the team offers it, the director staying for questions. Not a quiet appearance in row four of a carousel.
Every payout is itemised by film and by revenue source. You can see what a rental earned, what a premiere earned, and what was deducted before it got to you.
Standard terms, confirmed in your film licence before anything is published. Shares apply to net revenue after VAT, refunds, payment fees and any remuneration a collecting society can claim by law — the deductions are shown to you, not folded away.
Founding Season
Founding Season is Lannore's 90-day Founding Pass programme: films to rent, a premiere to attend, a permanent profile badge, early premiere booking and a private channel with other founding members and the Lannore team.
For filmmakers
The submission is free because charging filmmakers for the chance to be seen is a business model we would rather not have.
Premieres
On most platforms a release is a database write. Here it is a time of day. A countdown runs, a room fills, the film starts for everyone at once, and the director can stay afterwards to answer for it.
It is the oldest trick in cinema, and it still works: people watch differently when they know someone else is watching too.
For viewers
€1.99 for a short, €3.99 for a feature, 48 hours to watch it. No membership you have to remember to cancel. The €9.99 Film Pass adds 3 credits for eligible rentals, valid for 12 months.
€4.99 standard; €6.99–9.99 for extended live events for a scheduled screening and, when the team offers it, a live Q&A with the director afterwards.
Not channels. People — with credits, a body of work, and a notification when the next one opens.
The Audience Award is decided by viewers who actually watched, with one verified vote each and a minimum of 50% of the film.
How it works
Create a verified account and start without a fee or mandatory creator subscription. Private film material and rights declarations stay inside the protected app workflow.
A real response either way. If it is a fit we talk about timing, territories and price before anything is signed.
Poster, credits, subtitles, an editorial introduction and a premiere date. Your film arrives introduced rather than uploaded.
Rentals, tickets and Super-Danke land in your account itemised by film and source, with the deductions shown rather than summarised.
Principles
A platform is easiest to judge by what it has ruled out. Four of ours, in full:
Watch a curated release, meet the people behind it, or bring your own film into the room.