# Lannore — full site text

Source: https://lannore.com
Operator: RPK Digital Solution GbR Khorsandi Khayamdar
Contact: support@lannore.com
Status: live
Website language: English
App languages: several languages
Last significant public-content update: 2026-11-03

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## What Lannore is

Lannore is a curated platform for independent film. It combines a selected
catalogue across short and feature-length films, commercial cinema, series,
animation, documentary, experimental and emerging work with scheduled digital
premieres, filmmaker profiles, community features and transparent revenue
sharing.

It is deliberately none of the following: an open video host, a
general-purpose streaming catalogue, a short-video social feed, or a
marketplace where placement can be bought. Every film is reviewed by a
person before it is published.

Lannore is globally positioned. The app is available in several languages,
and submitted films may come from any region and any format or genre that
passes the rights, safety, quality and technical review. Paid offers are sold
in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain and Sweden. The app checks country, rights and payment
availability for each title before checkout.

## The problem it addresses

Strong independent films disappear on general video and social platforms
between unrelated uploads, advertising and viral clips. Filmmakers get
little editorial context, little usable audience data, unclear or negligible
revenue, no premiere or festival experience, and no direct route to a
film-literate audience.

Viewers face the opposite problem: very large, interchangeable catalogues
and subscription fatigue, while genuinely interesting independent work stays
hard to find.

## For filmmakers

Submitting a film is free and remains free. There is no fee for
consideration, no fee for reach, and no mandatory creator subscription.
Lannore earns a share only when a film earns.

Rights: the filmmaker keeps ownership. The standard licence is
non-exclusive, with defined territories and terms. An optional 30-day
digital first-run window is available where a premiere justifies it, after
which the film returns to non-exclusive availability. Withdrawal, takedown
and archive rules are agreed in writing in advance. The filmmaker warrants
that they hold the rights to the film, its music, voices and trademarks.

Revenue share (standard terms): 80% to the rights
holder and 20% to Lannore on single rentals and
premiere tickets;
90% to the rights holder on Super-Danke; 60/40 on
film-related net advertising; and a creator pool of 50 percent of net
subscription revenue.

These shares apply to content net revenue, not gross. Content net revenue is
the customer payment minus VAT and comparable duties, minus refunds and
chargebacks, minus payment and where applicable app-store fees.

An illustrative breakdown of a EUR 3.99 rental bought on the web in Germany
with a standard European card: EUR 3.99 paid, about EUR 0.64 VAT, about
EUR 0.45 payment fees, leaving about EUR 2.90 net; the rights holder receives
about EUR 2.32 and Lannore about EUR 0.58, from which video delivery and
operations are paid.

Pooled revenue is divided by qualified watch time rather than by view or
like counts. A film's share equals its qualified watch minutes divided by
the qualified watch minutes of all films in the pool. Qualified means a
plausibly human viewing from a verified or validly signed-in account, past a
minimum duration or share of the film, excluding detected bots and
manipulation, with limited repeat counting per user and title, and after
deducting reversed or fraudulent payments.

Tools available to filmmakers: a profile with credits and body of work;
analytics covering qualified watch time, completion rate and drop-off;
team members with defined roles on a film's workspace; time-limited private
screener links for festivals, juries and press; premiere scheduling with
countdown and reminders; and payouts itemised by film and revenue source
with an audit trail.

Payouts: Lannore pays out once a month by SEPA bank transfer in euros when the
payable balance is at least €50; smaller amounts are carried
forward. New earnings stay provisional for 30 days so that
refunds and chargebacks can be settled.

Creator Pro is optional and costs €14.99 a month or
€149.00 a year. It adds up to three team seats, up to five
active screeners, more work-in-progress slots, advanced analytics and a private
archive for original masters. It has no influence on review, curation, ranking
or earnings.

## For viewers

After creating a verified account, viewers can browse, follow filmmakers,
build watchlists and watch trailers, interviews and funded selections. The
catalogue, film and creator pages, trailers and all playback remain hidden
from anonymous visitors. Full-length free viewing exists only where a
sponsorship or acquisition budget covers its delivery cost; when that budget
is exhausted, titles return to rental rather than being funded out of a
filmmaker's share.

Pricing: shorts and short programmes typically €1.99;
features typically €3.99; viewing window about
48 hours from first play. Digital premiere tickets
typically €4.99 standard; €6.99–9.99 for extended live events.

The Film Pass costs €9.99 once and contains
3 credits. Each credit can be used for one eligible film
rental and remains valid for 12 months from the date
the pass is purchased. Premieres and new releases marked as premium are not
eligible. Credits belong to the buyer's account, cannot be transferred, paid
out, topped up or exchanged, and have no cash value. Each redemption is
attributed to the selected film under the standard rental revenue split.

There is no mandatory subscription. Viewers can rent individual films, buy
premiere tickets or choose Lannore Plus, an optional ad-free membership at
€7.99 a month or €79.00 a year where it is offered.
The exact catalogue and offer are shown before a viewer subscribes or pays.

The product deliberately omits autoplay, an infinite catalogue, an
engagement-optimising recommendation algorithm, and subscription lock-in.

Purchases: on the web, viewers and creators buy from Link, the merchant of
record service of Stripe; the checkout shows "Sold through Link". In the Android
app, Google Play sells the purchase. RPK Digital Solution GbR Khorsandi Khayamdar provides the films and
features and sells directly only to businesses.

Lannore runs in any current browser at https://app.lannore.com. Android and Google TV apps
are rolling out through Google Play.

## Advertising

Advertising appears only next to free films, collections and premieres, never
to Lannore Plus members or on paid access. Campaigns are reviewed before payment,
shown only where they fit the age rating and placed by context, never by personal
data. A static placement costs €5 per 1,000 visible impressions
and a video bumper of up to 10 seconds €15 per 1,000 complete
views, net of VAT, with a minimum budget of €50 per campaign.
Paying for a campaign buys no influence on curation or ranking.

## Founding Season

Founding Season is the 90-day period in which
Lannore offers the Founding Pass as a live programme inside the platform. The
pass costs €39.00 once, is limited to one per account and
has no artificial quantity cap. The sale window begins when the Founding Pass
can first be bought through live web sales. The Lannore app shows whether
enrollment is open, paused or complete; sales may pause if the catalogue is
too small for the credits to be redeemed responsibly.

The Founding Pass includes 3 rental credits and
1 ticket for a standard digital premiere. Both
are valid for 12 months from purchase. It also
includes a Founding badge on the member's profile while the account exists,
early premiere booking where offered and access to a private channel for
founding members and the Lannore team.

The members channel is for ideas, feedback and questions. Only founding
members and the Lannore team can read and post there; the Community Guidelines
and the platform's report, block and moderation tools apply.

The Founding Pass is not an investment. It gives no ownership, profit share,
voting right or financial return in Lannore or its operator. Current country,
payment and checkout terms are shown in the protected app before purchase.

## Premieres

A digital premiere is a scheduled screening rather than a database write.
The date is announced in advance with a countdown and reminders; the room
opens at a set time; the film starts for everyone at once; and, where the team
offers one, a live Q&A follows. Ticket holders can watch a replay for
48 hours from the start. Where the licence allows, the
film then joins the catalogue as a rental, with the premiere retained as part of
its history. Premiere dates are announced in advance in the Lannore app.

## Awards

The Lannore Awards have 5 categories: Grand Jury
Prize, Audience Award, Best Director, Best Debut and Best Short.

The Audience Award is decided entirely by viewers. The remaining four are
decided by an independent, published jury.

Vote protection: one verified account per person; one vote per category; a
minimum watch requirement of about 50% of the film;
anomaly, bot and duplicate-account detection; published participation and
exclusion rules; and a documented appeals process.

Prize money is funded only from money that already exists — sponsorship
received in advance, an explicitly released budget, and where applicable a
share of an audited annual profit. Award funds are held separately from
operating funds and from money owed to filmmakers. Prize money is announced
only when it is already covered.

## Principles

1. Curation over volume — no open mass upload without review.
2. Filmmakers keep their rights — non-exclusive by default.
3. Entry is free — no fee for consideration or reach.
4. Lannore earns when the film earns — revenue share, not upload fees.
5. Transparent accounting — every payout itemised by film and source.
6. No pay-to-win discovery — rankings and editorial are never for sale.
7. Free streaming must be funded — never out of a filmmaker's share.
8. Costs stay within what revenue supports.
9. VAT, filmmaker balances, refund reserves and award funds are never
   treated as operating budget.
10. Qualified watch time rather than empty views drives payouts and ranking.

## Current service

Lannore is live at https://app.lannore.com. Viewers use the protected app for accounts,
the catalogue, follows, watchlists, rentals, premieres and playback. Filmmakers,
producers, distributors and other authorised rights holders use the same app
for submissions, rights declarations and release workspaces. The public site at
https://lannore.com explains the platform without collecting private account or film
material.

## Questions and answers

### What is Lannore?

Lannore is a curated streaming platform for independent film. It brings together short and feature-length films, commercial cinema, documentary, animation, series, experimental work and more with digital premieres, filmmaker profiles and transparent revenue sharing. It is not an open upload host: every film is reviewed before it is published.

### What does it cost a filmmaker to submit a film?

Nothing. Submitting a film to Lannore is free, and there is no mandatory subscription for filmmakers. Lannore earns a share only when a film actually earns — it does not charge for consideration, placement or reach.

### Do filmmakers keep the rights to their films?

Yes. Filmmakers keep ownership of their work. The standard licence is non-exclusive, with defined territories and terms. An optional 30-day digital first-run window at Lannore is available, after which the film remains non-exclusive. Films can be withdrawn under the terms agreed in writing.

### How is revenue split between Lannore and filmmakers?

The standard terms are 80% to the rights holder and 20% to Lannore on single rentals and premiere tickets, and 90/10 on Super-Danke (a paid thank-you message shown on the film's page). For Lannore Plus, 50% of the net revenue forms a creator pool that is divided by qualified watch time. Splits apply to content net revenue — the amount left after VAT, refunds, payment fees and any remuneration a collecting society can claim by law — and every payout is itemised by film and revenue source.

### What kind of films is Lannore looking for?

Independent work with a point of view, in any genre, format or running time. That includes shorts, feature-length and commercial films, series, animation, documentary, music and experimental work, student productions and transparently labelled AI-assisted filmmaking. Filmmakers, producers, distributors and other authorised rights holders can submit from anywhere in the world.

### Is Lannore a subscription service?

No. Most films are rented one at a time. Lannore Plus is an optional ad-free membership at €7.99 a month or €79.00 a year, with no fixed minimum catalogue size. Before subscribing, viewers see the films actually included in their country. A verified account is required to enter the catalogue, watch trailers, follow filmmakers, rent a film, buy a premiere ticket or subscribe.

### What does a film cost to watch?

The starting price is €1.99 for a short title and €3.99 for a regular title, with 48 hours to watch after first play and 30 days to start. A standard digital premiere starts at €4.99; extended live events may cost €6.99–9.99. Viewers can also buy a Film Pass with three credits for eligible film rentals. The exact offer shown in Lannore depends on the title, rights and country availability.

### What is the Film Pass?

The Film Pass costs €9.99 once and contains 3 credits, each for one eligible film rental. Credits are valid for 12 months from purchase. Premieres and new releases marked as premium are excluded. A Film Pass belongs to one account: its credits cannot be transferred, paid out, topped up or exchanged and have no cash value. Eligible films and the exact checkout terms are shown in Lannore.

### What is Founding Season?

Founding Season is the 90-day period in which Lannore offers the one-time €39.00 Founding Pass. It includes 3 rental credits and 1 standard premiere ticket, valid for 12 months from purchase, plus a profile badge, early premiere booking where offered and the private channel for founding members and the Lannore team. One pass is available per account, with no artificial quantity cap. The app shows whether enrollment is currently open, paused or complete. The pass is not an investment and gives no ownership, voting or profit rights.

### What is a digital premiere on Lannore?

A digital premiere is a scheduled screening with a start time, a countdown, a shared audience and, where the team offers one, a live Q&A with the director or team. Ticket holders can watch a replay for 48 hours. Instead of a film quietly appearing in a catalogue, it opens on a date, to people who chose to be there.

### How are payouts calculated?

Rentals and premiere tickets are attributed directly to the film that earned them. Where revenue comes from a shared pool, a film's share is its qualified watch minutes divided by the qualified watch minutes of all films in the pool. Qualified means plausibly human viewing from a valid account past a minimum duration, excluding detected bots, duplicate accounts and reversed payments.

### When and how are filmmakers paid?

Lannore pays out once a month by SEPA bank transfer in euros when the payable balance is at least €50; smaller amounts are carried forward. New earnings stay provisional for 30 days so that refunds and chargebacks can be settled. A monthly statement in the creator dashboard lists transactions, refunds, shares, deductions and the balance.

### Who decides which films are accepted?

Lannore is editorially curated. Submissions are reviewed by the platform's moderation and curation process, and acceptance is never for sale. Paid creator tools cannot influence rankings, editorial recommendations or acceptance decisions.

### What are the Lannore Awards?

Five annual categories: Grand Jury Prize, Audience Award, Best Director, Best Debut and Best Short. The Audience Award is decided entirely by verified viewers, with one vote per person per category and a minimum watch requirement of around half the film. The remaining categories are decided by an independent, published jury.

### Where can I watch Lannore?

In any current browser at app.lannore.com, in several languages. Android and Google TV apps are rolling out through Google Play. Paid offers are sold in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain and Sweden. The app shows what is available for each title in your country before you pay.

### Who sells the purchases on Lannore?

On the web you buy from Link, the merchant of record service of Stripe. The checkout shows "Sold through Link", and Link charges the price and the tax and issues the receipt. In the Android app, Google Play sells the purchase. RPK Digital Solution GbR Khorsandi Khayamdar provides the films and features, and sells directly only to businesses, for example advertising campaigns booked on the web.

### Does Lannore show advertising?

Only next to free films, collections and premieres, never to Lannore Plus members or on paid access. Every campaign is reviewed before payment, is shown only where it fits the age rating and is placed by context, never by personal data. Advertisers book in their Lannore account: a static placement costs €5 per 1,000 visible impressions and a video bumper of up to 10 seconds €15 per 1,000 complete views, net of VAT, with a minimum budget of €50 per campaign. Paying for a campaign buys no influence on curation or ranking.

### Who is behind Lannore?

Lannore is operated by RPK Digital Solution GbR Khorsandi Khayamdar in Berlin under its AGIMetis brand. The public website explains the platform, while accounts, the catalogue, film submissions and viewing are available in the protected Lannore app at app.lannore.com.

## Citation guidance

Commercial terms described here are confirmed in writing with each rights
holder before a film is published and do not constitute a public offer.
Current title, price and country availability is shown in the protected
Lannore app.