About CINPIX

CINPIX is a global digital cinema

A shared space for curated, time-based screenings and festival programming. In today's film landscape, the visibility of a work is shaped not only by artistic merit, but also by distribution structures, geographic boundaries, and access to institutional networks. Many exceptional films—even when recognized by festivals—remain confined to limited exhibition windows and specific locations. CINPIX was established to extend the lifespan and reach of curated film programs. It provides a sustainable digital framework through which film festivals and cultural institutions can engage audiences beyond physical borders, while preserving the integrity, context, and dignity of their programming. Unlike on-demand streaming services, CINPIX is built around scheduled screenings that take place at a designated time. Viewers across countries and time zones enter the same digital theater simultaneously, participating in a shared cinematic moment. Each screening is presented within a clear curatorial framework, so that films are experienced as cultural events rather than isolated pieces of content. On CINPIX, audiences may engage with: -National and regional film culture months -Online extensions of international film festivals -Retrospectives of established directors -Showcases dedicated to emerging, award-winning filmmakers -Curated film clubs for serious cinephiles and film professionals Every screening carries a defined time and context. Viewers do not simply press play at their convenience; they enter a film at a designated moment, alongside others around the world. This structure preserves not only the act of viewing, but also its ritual and collective dimension—restoring cinema to a state of shared attention rather than fragmented consumption. For festivals and cultural institutions, CINPIX offers a secure and scalable digital infrastructure that expands international accessibility while safeguarding curatorial standards. For creators, it offers an international presentation space with due regard, curatorial context, and professional care. For audiences, it transforms what was once confined to specific cities and physical venues into a participatory cultural experience that transcends borders. When films are viewed with equality and a sense of ceremony—when images from different cultures are met with the same seriousness at the same moment—genuine exchange becomes possible. Only through such exchange can cultural flourishing cease to be an aspiration and become a lived reality.