Row Hits Cinemas This August

Upcoming psychological horror film Row, following the story of the lone survivor of a trans-Atlantic World Record attempt plagued with memory loss, will be hitting cinema screens across the UK August 29th, 2025.

UPDATE 23/08/2025

The film will now release into UK cinemas September 5th.

Following on from it's award winning World Premiere at Raindance Film Festival in June, Kaleidoscope Entertainment will be releasing the film into cinemas later this month (Aug 29th) with plans for a DVD & digital release slated for September 29th.

In Row-

Washed ashore in Scotland on a blood-stained rowing boat, a young woman (Bella Dayne) suffering from severe memory loss appears to be the sole survivor of a doomed trans-Atlantic World Record attempt. With all of her crew mates missing, presumed dead, she must try and piece together her fractured memories in order to prove her innocence. 

The film, directed by Matt Losasso, picked up the 'Best UK Feature' award at Raindance as well as nominations for Best Performance in a UK Feature (for Bella Dayne), Best Director of a UK Feature (for Matthew Losasso) and Best UK Cinematography (for Zoran Veljkovic). Row has already picked up favourable reviews. The Hollywood News described it as "a riveting feature debut", with Kim Newman stating "the real horrors are in the mind" for this psychological horror.

Row Hits Cinemas This August

The film stars Bella Dayne (Humans), Sophie Skelton (Outlander), Akshay Khanna (Murderbot), Nick Skaugen, Tam Dean-Burn and Mark Strepan. Following a theatrical release this August, Row will also be available on DVD & digital platforms from September 29th. 

Written by Nick Skaugen and Matt Losasso, the film was shot over five weeks in Caithness, Scotland, with interior filming primarily taking place at the House of the Northern Gate, near John O'Groats. Aquatic scenes were shot using a specially created water tank and shooting at sea, while also using a sound stage.

You can check out the official trailer and more stills below.

In A Sea Of Lies, Everyone Drowns.