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Who we are

We build for cinemas. Only cinemas.

We are on a mission to change how exhibitors interact with movie fans — products for the new era of box office marketing, where the cinema is in full control of the moviegoer journey from showtime discovery to ticket purchase.

The Filmgrail team

Our commitment

Technology expertise

The cinema world moves fast and we cannot let anything slow our clients down, so we are obsessive about building seamless, modern solutions on a current stack.

Moviegoer delight

Our desire to provide outstanding moviegoer experiences on all the right small screens runs deep. The moviegoer journey is at the heart of every decision.

Movie theater success

We get to know our partnering cinemas inside out, understand their pain points, and build what creates revenue for their business.

Leadership

John Rush — CEO
John RushCEO
Alexander Tuzov — COO, Head of Customer Success
Alexander TuzovCOO, Head of Customer Success

Filmgrail AS

Filmgrail AS is a Norwegian company, organisation number 998 383 358, registered at Kjelsåsveien 160, 0491 Oslo, Norway, with further presence in Wilmington, Delaware, USA and Istanbul, Türkiye.

Our platform runs for cinemas, cultural centres and film festivals across Norway, the United States and Australia — among them Bergen Kino, Trondheim Kino, Aurora Kino, Classic Cinemas, Wallis Cinema, BIFF and the Norwegian International Film Festival in Haugesund.

Answers

Frequently asked questions

What does Filmgrail do?

Filmgrail builds and runs the digital platform cinemas use to reach moviegoers: custom websites, native iOS and Android apps, a shared CMS, digital ticketing and checkout, loyalty, push notification campaigns, programming tools and audience analytics.

Where is Filmgrail based?

Filmgrail AS is headquartered in Oslo, Norway, with presence in Wilmington, Delaware, USA and Istanbul, Türkiye.

Which cinemas use Filmgrail?

Cinemas on the platform include Bergen Kino, Trondheim Kino, Aurora Kino, Fredrikstad Kino, Bryne Kino, Edda Kino, Hitra Kino, Classic Cinemas and Wallis Cinema, plus festivals including BIFF and the Norwegian International Film Festival in Haugesund.