Vue Lumière is the film distribution division of Vue, Europe’s leading cinema operator.

We shine a light on independent, international films on the big screen.

Highlights of our library include The Thing with Feathers based on the bestselling Max Porter book and starring Benedict Cumberbatch, British story of young female friendship, freedom and online radicalisation Brides, graphic novel adaptation starring Emma Corrin, Maika Monroe and Nicholas Galatzine 100 Nights of Hero, Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro adaptation A Pale View of Hills from the producers of Living and The Salt Path, true story about the infamous Keith Jarrett concert Köln 75 from the producers of The Secret Agent and Italian sensation There’s Still Tomorrow that opened “bigger than Barbie” in Italy and played widely across the UK and Ireland.

Joining the line-up is hybrid-documentary Broken English about Marianne Faithfull and featuring Tilda Swinton and George MacKay, from directors Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard (20,000 Days on Earth), and the producers of the upcoming Oasis tour documentary.

Also notably Vue Lumière has released such family films as global phenomenon Bluey at the Cinema (collections: Family Trip, Let’s Play Chef and upcoming Playdates with Friends) in the UK and Ireland, as well as across Europe, and the animated Little Amélie that had its World Premiere at the Cannes Film Festival and played in Competition at the Annecy Film Festival, where it won the prestigious Audience Award (won by Flow in 2024).

Vue has 1959 screens across 223 sites in eight main territories: UK and Ireland, Italy, Germany, Poland and Lithuania, Denmark and The Netherlands.