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  1. www.facebook.com › MetrodomeDistributionMetrodome Distribution - Facebook

    Releasing films in the UK and Ireland since '95.

  2. stephenfollows.com › metrodome-by-the-numbersThe numbers behind Metrodome Distribution - Stephen Follows

    Aug 22, 2016 · The Metrodome site lists 433 titles they brought to the UK Home Entertainment sector (i.e. DVD, Blu-Ray and VOD). 182 of their releases give their release date as 1st January 2009, which I have taken to be the default on their system rather than a very busy New Year.

  3. creativepool.com › metrodome-distributionMetrodome Distribution

    Metrodome Distribution is an award winning fully integrated rights management and distribution business which provides its industry expertise to maximise revenues for producers of film and TV content across all distribution platforms in the UK.

  4. cineuropa.org › en › distributorMetrodome Distribution [UK] - Distributors - Cineuropa

    Metrodome Distribution [UK] Distributors. Suite 31, Beaufort Court Admirals Way London E14 9XL. tel: +44 207 517 7550. e-mail. Official site

  5. www.easternkicks.com › features › a-farewell-tribute-toA farewell tribute to Metrodome Distribution and Fortissimo Films

    Aug 22, 2016 · The editor of easternKicks pays tribute to two massive Asian film distributors, reflecting on the turbulent state of the distribution scene. It’s doubtful you could ask for a clearer sign of the changing shape of cinema.

  6. tfwiki.net › wiki › MetrodomeMetrodome - Transformers Wiki

    Mar 13, 2024 · Metrodome Distribution Ltd. was a company founded in 1995 that handled the distribution of theatrical and home media titles across the United Kingdom. In July 2001, TV-Loonland, who owned the rights to several Transformers series at the time, purchased a stake in the company.

  7. www.theskinny.co.uk › film › opinionWhat Metrodome's demise means for UK film - The Skinny

    UK distributor Metrodome have been placed in administration, with most of their staff made redundant. What does this spell for British film distribution?