List of Roadside Attractions films

This is a list of films and television series distributed or produced by Roadside Attractions, the independent motion picture production/distribution arm of Lionsgate Studios.

Released

2000s

Release date Title Notes Ref(s)
July 23, 1999Trickco-production with Good Machine; under Eric d'Arbeloff's Roadside Attractions banner[1]
August 2, 2002Lovely & Amazingco-production with Good Machine; under Eric d'Arbeloff's Roadside Attractions banner [2]
July 3, 2003Lifetime Guarantee: Phranc's Adventures in PlasticProduced[3]
May 7, 2004Super Size MeU.S. theatrical and home video co-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films only[4]
June 18, 2004What the Bleep Do We Know!?U.S. co-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films only[4]
September 3, 2004Remember Me, My LoveNorth American distribution only[5]
October 1, 2004Tying the KnotNorth American distribution only[6]
April 29, 2005Ladies in LavenderU.S. distribution only[7]
August 12, 2005Pretty PersuasionNorth American co-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films only[8]
November 11, 2005Sarah Silverman: Jesus is MagicU.S. theatrical and television distribution only[9]
December 16, 2005LassieU.S. theatrical co-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films under IDP Distribution only[10]
February 3, 2006What the Bleep!?: Down the Rabbit Hole U.S. co-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films only[11]
May 12, 2006Wah-WahNorth American co-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films only[12]
June 2, 2006The Puffy ChairU.S. co-distribution with Netflix's Red Envelope Entertainment only[13]
June 23, 2006The Road to GuantánamoNorth American distribution only[12]
August 4, 2006Boynton Beach ClubNorth American co-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films only[14]
November 10, 2006Come Early MorningU.S. distribution only[15]
February 23, 2007Amazing GraceU.S. co-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films only[15]
April 13, 2007Lonely HeartsU.S. theatrical co-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films only[16]
June 22, 2007Colma: The Musicaldistribution only[17]
August 24, 2007Right at Your DoorU.S. distribution only[18]
September 21, 2007Sleeping Dogs LieU.S. co-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films only[12]
September 28, 2007TradeU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[18]
October 26, 2007BellaU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[19]
October 26, 2007How To Cook Your LifeNorth American distribution only[20]
November 23, 2007Starting Out in the Eveningdistribution only[21]
January 18, 2008TeethU.S. distribution only[18]
February 1, 2008CaramelU.S. distribution only[22]
February 29, 2008Chicago 10U.S. distribution only[23]
May 9, 2008Before the RainsU.S. distribution only[24]
May 30, 2008The FallU.S. distribution only[25]
July 11, 2008Garden PartyU.S. distribution only[26]
July 25, 2008CSNY/Déjà VuU.S. theatrical distribution; Roadside and Lionsgate jointly handled VOD[27]
August 8, 2008Beer for My Horsesdistribution only; international and ancillary rights licensed to Lionsgate[28]
August 22, 2008I.O.U.S.A.U.S. distribution only[29]
September 5, 2008Everybody Wants to Be ItalianU.S. distribution only[30]
September 26, 2008The Lucky OnesU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[18]
November 7, 2008HouseU.S. distribution only[18]
March 20, 2009Super CapersU.S. distribution only[31]
March 27, 2009Goodbye SoloU.S. distribution only[32]
April 3, 2009Alien TrespassU.S. distribution only[33]
April 17, 2009The Golden BoysU.S. distribution only[34]
May 1, 2009Battle for TerraU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[35]
June 26, 2009The Stoning of Soraya M.U.S. co-distribution with Mpower Pictures only[36]
July 24, 2009ShrinkU.S. distribution only[37]
July 31, 2009The CoveU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate and Participant Media only[38]
August 28, 2009Mystery TeamU.S. distribution only[39]
September 11, 2009The September IssueNorth American theatrical and home media distribution only[40]
October 9, 2009From Mexico with LoveU.S. distribution only[41]
Good Hairco-distribution excluding pay cable television with LD Entertainment only[42]

2010s

Release date Title Notes Ref(s)
February 18, 2010The Good Guydistribution only[43]
February 19, 2010Happy TearsU.S. distribution only; Lionsgate handled home media[44]
March 26, 2010Ca$hU.S. distribution only; Lionsgate handled home media[45]
April 16, 2010The JonesesU.S. theatrical distribution only[46]
May 14, 2010Princess KaiulaniU.S. distribution only; Lionsgate handled home media[47]
June 11, 2010Winter's BoneU.S. distribution only; partner Maple Pictures in Canada[48]
November 12, 2010Cool ItU.S. distribution only[49]
December 3, 2010I Love You Phillip MorrisNorth American co-distribution with LD Entertainment only[50]
December 10, 2010The Garden of EdenU.S. distribution only[51]
December 29, 2010BiutifulU.S. distribution only[52]
February 18, 2011Immigration TangoU.S. distribution only[53]
March 18, 2011The Music Never StoppedU.S. theatrical distribution only[54]
April 1, 2011The Last GodfatherNorth American distribution only[55]
April 15, 2011The ConspiratorU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[56]
May 13, 2011Everything Must GoU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[57]
July 8, 2011Project NimU.S. distribution only[58]
July 29, 2011The FutureNorth American distribution only[58]
August 26, 2011CircumstanceU.S. distribution only[59]
September 23, 2011Thunder SoulNorth American distribution only[60]
October 21, 2011Margin CallU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[61]
December 2, 2011Answers to NothingU.S. distribution only[62]
January 27, 2012Albert NobbsU.S. co-distribution with LD Entertainment only[63]
March 9, 2012Friends with KidsU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[64]
April 13, 2012Blue Like JazzU.S. distribution only[65]
May 11, 2012Tonight You're MineU.S. co-distribution with Stage 6 Films only[66]
June 1, 201230 BeatsU.S. and Latin American distribution only[67]
August 3, 2012Soldiers of FortuneU.S. distribution only[68]
September 7, 2012BrandedNorth American distribution only; Lionsgate handled home media[69]
September 14, 2012ArbitrageU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[70]
October 5, 2012Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American HealthcareU.S. distribution only[71]
November 2, 2012The BayU.S. distribution only[72]
March 8, 2013EmperorU.S. distribution only; Lionsgate handled home media[73]
April 26, 2013MudU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate[74]
May 17, 2013Stories We TellU.S. distribution only[75]
June 21, 2013Much Ado About NothingNorth American co-distribution with Lionsgate only[76]
June 28, 2013RedemptionU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[77]
July 19, 2013Girl Most LikelyU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[78]
August 9, 2013In a World...U.S. distribution only; Stage 6 Films handled other territories[79]
September 20, 2013Thanks for SharingU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[80]
October 4, 2013Grace UnpluggedU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[81]
October 25, 2013All Is LostU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[82]
January 24, 2014Gimme ShelterU.S. distribution only[83]
GloriaU.S. distribution only[84]
February 21, 2014BarefootU.S. distribution only[85]
In SecretU.S. distribution only[86]
March 21, 2014Blood TiesU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[87]
April 11, 2014JoeU.S. distribution only; Lionsgate handled home media[88]
May 23, 2014Word and PicturesU.S. distribution only[89]
August 1, 2014A Most Wanted ManU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[90]
August 29, 2014Life of CrimeU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[91]
September 12, 2014The Skeleton TwinsU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only; Sony Pictures Releasing International and Stage 6 Films handled other territories[92]
October 10, 2014The Devil's HandU.S. co-distribution with LD Entertainment only[93]
October 17, 2014Dear White PeopleNorth American co-distribution with Lionsgate only[94]
November 14, 2014The HomesmanNorth American co-distribution with Saban Films only[95]
January 23, 2015MommyU.S. distribution only[96]
February 27, 2015'71U.S. co-distribution with Black Label Media only[97]
April 17, 2015Beyond the ReachU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[98]
May 8, 2015MaggieU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[99]
May 15, 2015Where Hope GrowsNorth American distribution only[100]
June 5, 2015Love and MercyNorth American co-distribution with Lionsgate only[101]
July 17, 2015Mr. HolmesU.S. co-distribution with Miramax only[102]
August 21, 2015Z for ZachariahU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[103]
September 25, 2015StonewallU.S. distribution only[104]
November 6, 2015Miss You AlreadyU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[105]
December 4, 2015Chi-RaqU.S. theatrical co-distribution with Lionsgate and Amazon Studios[106]
February 12, 2016Touched with FireU.S. distribution only[107]
March 11, 2016Hello, My Name Is DorisU.S. co-distribution with Stage 6 Films only[108]
April 22, 2016A Hologram for the KingU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate and Saban Films only[109]
May 13, 2016Love & FriendshipU.S. co-distribution with Amazon Studios only[110]
June 10, 2016Geniusco-distribution with Lionsgate only[111]
July 1, 2016Our Kind of TraitorU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[112]
July 29, 2016IndignationNorth American co-distribution with Summit Entertainment only[113]
August 26, 2016Southside with YouNorth American co-distribution with Miramax only[114]
October 14, 2016PricelessU.S. distribution only[115]
November 18, 2016Manchester by the SeaU.S. co-distribution with Amazon Studios only[116]
February 24, 2017Bitter HarvestU.S. distribution only[117]
April 14, 2017Tommy's HonourU.S. distribution only[118]
May 12, 2017The WallU.S. co-distribution with Amazon Studios only[119]
May 12, 2017The Wedding PlanU.S. distribution only[120]
June 9, 2017Beatriz at DinnerNorth American, Australian and New Zealand co-distribution with FilmNation Entertainment only[121]
July 14, 2017Lady MacbethNorth American distribution only[122][123]
August 11, 2017The Only Living Boy in New YorkU.S. co-distribution with Amazon Studios only[124]
September 22, 2017Strongerco-distribution with Lionsgate only[125]
October 20, 2017WonderstruckU.S. co-distribution with Amazon Studios only[126]
January 19, 2018Forever My GirlU.S. distribution only[127]
February 16, 2018The PartyNorth American distribution only[128]
March 16, 2018I Can Only Imagineco-distribution with Lionsgate only[129]
March 30, 2018Finding Your FeetU.S. co-distribution with Stage 6 Films[130]
May 11, 2018BeastU.S. co-distribution with 30West only[131]
July 6, 2018WhitneyU.S. co-distribution with Miramax only[132]
August 17, 2018Juliet, NakedU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[133]
September 14, 2018LizzieNorth American co-distribution with Saban Films only[134]
October 12, 2018The OathNorth American co-distribution with Topic Studios[135]
October 26, 2018Viper ClubU.S. co-distribution with YouTube[136]
December 7, 2018Ben Is BackU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate and LD Entertainment[137]
February 22, 2019Run the RaceU.S. distribution only[138]
May 17, 2019Trial by FireU.S. distribution only[139]
June 14, 2019American WomanU.S. co-distribution with Vertical Entertainment only[140]
July 5, 2019Marianne & Leonard: Words of LoveU.S. distribution only[141]
August 9, 2019The Peanut Butter FalconU.S. distribution only[142]
August 23, 2019Fiddler: A Miracle of Miraclesco-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films only[143]
September 27, 2019JudyU.S. co-distribution with LD Entertainment only[144]
October 18, 2019Cyrano, My LoveU.S. distribution only[145]
November 15, 2019The Warrior Queen of JhansiU.S. distribution only[146]

2020s

Release date Title Notes Ref(s)
January 24, 2020The Last Full MeasureU.S. distribution only[147]
March 6, 2020Hope GapNorth American co-distribution with Screen Media Films only[148]
July 31, 2020The Secret: Dare to DreamNorth American co-distribution with Gravitas Ventures only[149]
August 21, 2020Words on Bathroom WallsU.S. co-distribution with LD Entertainment only[150]
September 30, 2020The GloriasNorth American co-distribution with LD Entertainment only[151]
November 13, 2020The Rideco-distribution with Amazon Prime Video only[152]
December 25, 2020PinocchioU.S. distribution only[153]
March 19, 2021The CourierNorth American co-distribution with Lionsgate only[154]
May 14, 2021Finding YouU.S. theatrical distribution only[155]
June 18, 2021Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for ItNorth American distribution excluding television only[156]
July 23, 2021Joe BellU.S. distribution only; Vertical Entertainment handled digital releases[157]
September 10, 2021The AlpinistU.S. theatrical co-distribution with Universal Pictures only[158]
October 15, 2021Hard Luck Love SongU.S. distribution only[159]
October 29, 2021SnakeheadNorth American co-distribution in all media excluding airline distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films only[160][161]
February 25, 2022The Desperate HourNorth American co-distribution with Vertical Entertainment only[162]
March 18, 2022AliceU.S. co-distribution with Vertical Entertainment only[163]
April 8, 2022AlineU.S. co-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films only[164]
April 29, 2022FirebirdNorth American distribution only[165]
May 13, 2022Family CampU.S. distribution only[166]
June 3, 2022BenedictionNorth American distribution only[167]
July 1, 2022The ForgivenNorth American co-distribution with Vertical Entertainment only; Focus Features and Universal Pictures handled other territories[168]
August 12, 2022Emily the CriminalNorth American co-distribution with Vertical Entertainment only; Universal Pictures handled other territories[169][170]
September 2, 2022Gigi & NateU.S. distribution only[171]
September 30, 2022The Good HouseNorth American co-distribution with Lionsgate only[172]
October 28, 2022Call JaneU.S. distribution only[173]
December 9, 2022To The EndU.S. distribution only[174]
January 19, 2023The Pod GenerationNorth American co-distribution with Vertical only[175]
February 24, 2023My Happy EndingNorth American distribution only[176]
March 17, 2023Moving OnU.S. distribution only[177]
April 21, 2023Somewhere in QueensNorth American co-distribution with Lionsgate only[178]
May 12, 2023Fool's ParadiseNorth American co-distribution with Grindstone Entertainment Group only; Lionsgate handled home media[179]
June 23, 2023The Last RiderNorth American distribution only[180]
July 14, 2023Black IceUS co-distribution with Grindstone Entertainment Group only[181]
August 4, 2023Dreamin' WildNorth American distribution only[182]
August 4, 2023Shortcomingsco-production with Topic Studios, Tango, Imminent Collision, and Picture Films; distributed worldwide by Sony Pictures Classics[183]
August 25, 2023RetributionNorth American and Indian co-distribution with Lionsgate only[184]
September 15, 2023Camp HideoutU.S. distribution only[185]
October 23, 2023Beyond UtopiaNorth American co-distribution with Fathom Events only[186]
November 3, 2023The Marsh King's DaughterNorth American co-distribution with Lionsgate only[187]
February 2, 2024Scrambledco-distribution with Lionsgate only[188]
January 19, 2024Bring Him to MeU.S. co-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films only[189]
February 9, 2024The Monk and the GunU.S. distribution only[190]
March 8, 2024Accidental TexanNorth American distribution only[191]
March 29, 2024Asphalt CityNorth American co-distribution with Vertical only[192]
April 12, 2024The Absence of EdenU.S. co-distribution with Vertical only[193]
April 26, 2024Boy Kills WorldU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[194]
May 31, 2024Summer CampU.S. distribution only[195]
June 14, 2024FirebrandU.S. co-distribution with Vertical only[196]
July 4, 2024KillNorth American, U.K. and Irish co-distribution with Lionsgate only[197]
August 16, 2024My Penguin FriendU.S. distribution only; Lionsgate handled home media[198]
August 30, 2024City of DreamsU.S. distribution only[199]
September 27, 2024LeeU.S. co-distribution with Vertical only[200]
October 18, 2024Exhibiting ForgivenessU.S. distribution only[201]
November 8, 2024Small Things Like TheseNorth American co-distribution with Lionsgate only[202]
December 13, 2024The Last ShowgirlNorth American distribution only[203]
February 28, 2025Riff RaffU.S. co-distribution with Grindstone Entertainment Group only[204]
March 21, 2025Bob Trevino Likes ItU.S. distribution only[205]
May 2, 2025The SurferNorth American co-distribution with Lionsgate only[206]
June 13, 2025The Unholy TrinityNorth American co-distribution with Saban Films only[207]
July 25, 2025The HomeU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate only[208]
August 8, 2025Strange Harvest North American co-distribution with Saban Films[209]
September 5, 2025TwinlessU.S. co-distribution with Lionsgate; Stage 6 Films handled other territories[210]
October 10, 2025Kiss of the Spider WomanNorth American co-distribution with Lionsgate and LD Entertainment only[211]
October 29, 2025AnniversaryNorth American co-distribution with Lionsgate only[212]
November 14, 2025 King Ivory North American co-distribution with Saban Films; Universal Pictures handled other territories [213][214]
December 12, 2025Dust BunnyNorth American co-distribution with Lionsgate only[215]
January 23, 2026H Is for HawkNorth American distribution only[216]
March 20, 2026TowU.S. co-distribution with Vertical only[217][218]
April 3, 2026 A Great Awakening North American distribution only [219]
April 24, 2026 Fuze North American co-distribution with Saban Films only [220][221]
June 26, 2026 Lucky Strike North American co-distribution with Saban Films only [222]

Upcoming films

Release date Title Notes Ref(s)
August 7, 2026 Cookie Queens U.S. distribution only [223][224]
August 28, 2026 Buddy North American co-distribution with Saban Films only [225]
October 2, 2026 Crawlers North American co-distribution with Saban Films only [226]
December 4, 2026 The Gallerist U.S. co-distribution with Vertical only [227]
2027 Babies U.S. co-distribution with Vertical only [228]

Television

2010s

Release date Title Notes Ref(s)
2017–2021Dear White Peopleproduced with Lionsgate Television, SisterLee Productions, Culture Machine, Code Red and Homegrown Pictures[229]

2020s

Release date Title Notes Ref(s)
2020Professionalsproduced with Most Media, Subotica and Spier Films Production[230]

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