According to a press release, Cunard is teaming up with the BFI to create a curated program for the Queen Anne.

Onboard Queen Anne, guests will be able to watch short films and blockbusters in The Pavilion, an outdoor screen located on the top deck, as part of a three-year partnership with the UK’s television and film organization.

Guests will be able to watch specially selected films in their rooms as well as on the cinematic LED screen at this outdoor venue.

“We are extremely excited to partner with the British Film Institute, because our shared commitment to providing immersive experiences aligns perfectly with our shared commitment to providing immersive experiences,” said Cunard president Katie McAlister. From Charlie Chaplin to Meryl Streep, Cunard has a long-standing association with the silver screen. In 2017, we launched The Greatest Showman on Queen Mary 2, becoming the first cruise line to host a film premiere on board. With our new ship Queen Anne, we plan to create even more big-screen experiences for film enthusiasts, and we have dedicated spaces for film enthusiasts throughout the fleet. Together with the BFI, we hope to create unforgettable memories for film fans.”

Moreover, Francesca Vinti, BFI executive director for fundraising and enterprise, said, “We are delighted to be partnering with Cunard on this project, and we are incredibly grateful for their support. Our goal is to reach audiences in innovative ways with amazing films, and we look forward to working with Cunard over the next three years.