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A Table For Two is an independent global film distributor. We license documentary and feature films for educational, cultural and non-theatrical use, and we handle the practical work: licensing, delivery, marketing materials and filmmaker Q&As.
Our catalog is anchored in Lebanese and Levantine cinema, alongside films on documentary history and cultural survival.
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A month after the blast, one woman walks 10,452 steps to give Beirut a voice.
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A family's tender lie. A patriarch's last days. A portrait of love, grief, and the silence between them.
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Journey from Zanskar: A monk’s perilous Himalayan trek to save a dying culture and the future of its children.
View FilmPerpetual, term-based and single-event licenses for universities, schools and libraries, delivered for your LMS or library platform, with streaming rights included.
Screening licenses by the day, week or month for art houses, cinematheques and cultural centers, with HD or DCP delivery, a ready-made marketing kit, and filmmaker Q&As where available.
Each film is pitched to the departments and programmers it actually fits, not a generic list. For example, end-of-life ethics programs for The Swing, or Buddhist centers for Journey From Zanskar.
You keep your rights. We take non-theatrical distribution only, so festival, broadcast and consumer streaming stay with you, and we report quarterly. See how it works →
We take on a small number of films with a clear institutional audience, and agree the rights in writing.
Landing page, screening link, catalog entry and marketing materials, built from the filmmaker's own assets and approved by them.
Segmented outreach to institutions, documented every quarter.
Quarterly statements list every license sold, and extra costs are itemized in each one.
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Documentaries have a special purpose. They come from the vision and aspiration of a filmmaker. The role of a producer and distributor is to serve that vision, but also to challenge it when necessary.
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