Following the success of the UK screenings on the 8th June and the film’s official cinema release, The Odeon, Panton Street, London, has confirmed that it is to show The End of the Line for a third consecutive week.  Members of the film team will be doing Q&A sessions at some screenings.

Claire Lewis, Producer of the End of the Line and Willie MacKenzie, from Greenpeace’s Oceans Campaign, will be hosting a Q&A at Panton Street Odeon on Friday 26th June.

Claire, along with Rupert Murray, Director of The End of the Line, will be doing another Q&A at the Prince Charles Cinema, Leicester Place, off Leicester Square, London, on Sunday 28th June.

New showings have also been added to the Screenings page of the website. Over the coming week the film is showing in three locations north of the border: Aberdeen, Dundee and Oban, and in England it will be at Winchester, along with the London dates.

After Friday 10th July the film can be seen in Doncaster, Sheffield, Exeter, Aberystwyth, and Wolverhampton. Later in July it is on at Newbury, Horsham and Chichester.

August sees the film showing in Derby, Stirling, Buckingham, Dumfries and Torrington, Devon.

If the film is not showing near you, but you would like to see it in the cinema, send an email to , with your postcode requesting a screening. The more requests we get for screenings in an area, the more chance that we will be able to arrange one.

Contacting your local cinema to ask them if they plan to show the film will also strengthen our case when we approach them.