Findanyfilm.com to revolutionise film fans' lives

[katiepoll3]

Film fans' lives have just been revolutionised with the launch of a ground-breaking new website by the UK Film Council - FindAnyFilm.com.

A first-of-its-kind film search engine, like a Google for films, it will find out when, where and how a film is available in the UK - legally and across all formats and platforms - cinema, TV, DVD & Blu-ray sale or rental, download and streaming.

FindAnyFilm.com is a major industry first and the first time that anything like this has been delivered on the internet that indexes all available films in the UK. It is totally free and easy to use. Hours spent scanning newspapers, calling cinemas or scouring retailers or online sites for a much-desired film will be a thing of the past, solved by a few clicks and a matter of seconds.

FindAnyFilm.com contains over 30,000 unique film records - which is about seven years' worth of film at your fingertips - and is expanding on a daily basis as more films become available to watch in the UK. There are 20 genres covering everything from Action, Foreign and Classic to Thriller, Bollywood and Drama, and people can even search by inputting a mood, a location or using keywords like 'fairytale ending'. The site also contains films in over 60 different languages ranging from English to Japanese, Hindi, Arabic, French and Cantonese.

To find out more, please visit http://www.FindAnyFilm.com.

I searched FMUK but didn't find any reference to this. Apologies if it has already been posted....

[phunkygal]

was just myfilms rebranded and relaunched last year

http://fmuk.phpbb3now.com/viewtopic.php ... indanyfilm

personally ive found it doenst have the films i want and is quite unreliable

[katiepoll3]

Oh yes sorry - I see I've not found anything new...Pity.

I've been out of the FMUK loop for ages. Well - got to start somewhere. FMUK is probably the best source of info IMO. I've loads of threads to catch up on!

Thanks