IndieFlix

Did you know that you could watch unlimited movies for the cost of a single movie theater ticket every month? IndieFlix wants to make it easier for people to access and watch independent film, so we’ve created a subscription service that is easy to activate and access anywhere online.

Unlimited Streaming Memberships:  $9.95/month, or $99/year

Have access to the entire IndieFlix streaming library 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
IndieFlix adds over a dozen titles to the library every week. The new films are often fresh off the festival circuit, so you’ll always stay current on what’s new in film. You could watch a film a day for over 4 years and wouldn’t run out of movies to watch.

• As a member , you are eligible to receive access to film festivals in your hometown. When we get festival passes or movie tickets, we pass them along to you. Also, all members will soon get a virtual goodie bag that will be filled with freebies and discounts from local businesses that we think you’ll like a whole lot.
Subscribers will get a first look at all the new technology IndieFlix has up its sleeves. They can join and lead online discussions on their favorite (and least favorite!) movies and connect with filmmakers around the world.
• Most importantly, this is your direct line of support to the indie film movement. By joining, you become a patron of the arts. IndieFlix filmmakers retain 70% of their net profits from the site, so every movie you watch directly supports the artists and helps them continue their craft. In this economy, a small contribution can be sizable and help filmmakers exponentially grow their careers – by showing your support, you are supporting the artists directly.

Thank you for reading. IndieFlix has a simple task – to connect people through movies. We want to make our library as accessible and affordable as possible, and we hope you consider signing up with us. Please feel free to contact us at VIP@indieflix.com or visit our FAQ page for more information.

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