Uplink is currently running the "Uplink Cloud Streaming Campaign," where you can enjoy 60 distributed films for just 2,980 yen at "Uplink Cloud," an online movie theater operated by Uplink.


This campaign is a movie subscription that allows you to enjoy 60 distributed films for three months from the date of purchase for just 2,980 yen. It's an initiative that allows you to watch films without having to go out to a cinema or rental shop.

Major streaming titles include "Bright Future" directed by Kurosawa Kiyoshi, "Laurence Anyways" directed by Xavier Dolan, "Jodorowsky's Dune" directed by Frank Pavich, "John Calley" directed by James Erskine, "Faces, Places" directed by Agnès Varda, JR, "Sami Blood" directed by Amanda Schönel, "The Dancer" directed by Steven Kantor, "Evolution" directed by Lucille Hazarilovic, "Lucky" directed by John Carroll Lynch, "David Lynch: Art Life" directed by John Nguyen, Rick Burns, Olivia Neergaard-Holm, and more.

Uplink Online Market (https://uplink-co.square.site/) has also launched an all-you-can-watch plan that includes a donation.

There are currently two plans that include a donation: a 5,000 yen plan and a 10,000 yen plan, and both plans come with two 3-month all-you-can-watch coupons. In addition, they are planning to sell original goods that movie fans will love, as well as "tickets with a drink service" and "tickets with a tote bag" that can be used when it is safe to go to the cinema and watch movies again.

Now that people are being asked to refrain from going out except for non-essential and urgent reasons, why not enjoy movie time at home?