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Plane Film is a documentary by filmmaker Orla Smith, releasing 8 August 2026. Following her previous film Tube Film, Smith turns the camera on her fear of flying during a trip to Porto.
Key features
- ·Documentary feature
- ·Directed by Orla Smith
- ·Sequel to Tube Film
- ·Exposure therapy as filmmaking subject
- ·Set during a flight to Porto
- ·English language
FAQ
When does Plane Film release?
Plane Film is scheduled for release on 8 August 2026. Distribution and platform details have not yet been announced.
Who directed Plane Film?
Plane Film is directed by Orla Smith. It is her follow-up to Tube Film, in which she used documentary filmmaking as exposure therapy for her fear of the London Underground.
Is Plane Film a sequel or part of a series?
Plane Film follows Tube Film, in which Orla Smith used the camera to confront her fear of the Tube. The two films form a continuing personal project in which Smith documents her anxieties through filmmaking.
What genre is Plane Film?
Plane Film is a documentary. It is a personal, diary-style work in which the filmmaker uses the camera as a tool to manage panic attacks during a flight to Porto.
Where can I watch Plane Film?
No streaming or theatrical distribution has been announced for Plane Film at this time. Check back closer to the 8 August 2026 release date for platform details.
About this release
Plane Film is a documentary scheduled for release on 8 August 2026. In it, filmmaker Orla Smith continues a personal project of using filmmaking as a form of exposure therapy — a practice she established in Tube Film, which documented her fear of the London Underground. This time, Smith boards a flight to Porto with the camera serving as a coping mechanism against panic attacks. The film's premise signals a departure from the controlled arc of its predecessor: as the source material notes, things do not go exactly to plan.
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