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Doc'n Roll TV: VOD worldwide service streams 50+ films on-demand for rental or purchase globally.
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THE MUSIC DOC COMPANY™
Music Doc Event Cinema in 🇮🇪🇬🇧🇺🇸🇨🇦🇳🇱
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11th UK-WIDE 13 CITY FILM FEST: 24OCT - 10NOV
STREAM 50+ docs now https://beacons.ai/docnroll THE MUSIC DOC COMPANY®

ALTERNATIVE MUSIC DOCUMENTARY FILM AGENCY

Year-round alternative music doc premiere event screenings in London, Brighton, Birkenhead, Hull, Manchester, Sheffield, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Exe

ter, Nottingham, Totnes and Reading. London HQ - we host an annual 3-week headline London Film Festival each November featuring 30+ World, European, UK premieres of the latest music doc releases + Q&As. Worldwide All Rights Sales
UK + EU theatrical and non-theatrical, TV, VoD distribution of international music docs. For Bookings, or UK + EU Sales & Distribution inquiries email: colm(at)docnrollfestival(dot)com

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The Music Doc Film Festival

We are an annual two week headline London Film Festival held each November featuring World, European, UK and London premieres, alongside Q&As, gigs and DJ sets themed on the films. Doc’n Roll on tour is a year-round music events across Bristol, Liverpool, Manchester, Nottingham, Brighton, Scotland and selected screenings.

The fifth London edition of Doc'n Roll Film Festival ran from the 1st to the 18th November in 2018, and presented 28 films at a dozen venues. The festival's 2017 edition, which launched at Picturehouse Central with the World Premiere Q&A of Richard Thompson: A Winding Road, presented 27 premiere screenings over nine venues. The third London edition opened at the BFI Southbank in November 2016, presented 17 documentaries at five venues and it began with two sold-out world premiere Q&A screenings of Alfred George Bailey's acclaimed Gregory Porter documentary, Don't Forget Your Music.