The film details screen in Convoy Cinema shows everything about a single film — its banner, title, release date, runtime, rating, genres, and synopsis — and gives you the actions to download it, watch its trailer, check its KDM key status, manage playlists, and play it back.
Before you start
- Open a film from the Films list by clicking View or its poster.
- To download or play, the device must be paired to a screen — see Pairing a Device to a Screen.
What's on the screen
- Banner image and the film title with its release year.
- A metadata line: full release date · runtime · film rating.
- Genre chips.
- The short synopsis.
- For downloaded films, a Key Information panel showing the KDM key's validity.
- An action row (see below).

Actions
| Button | When shown | What it does |
|--------|------------|--------------|
| Download | Film not yet downloaded | Starts downloading the encrypted film — see Downloading a Film. |
| Play | Film downloaded | Loads the KDM key and starts playback on the external display — see Playing a Film with Player Controls. |
| View Trailer | Film has a trailer | Opens the trailer in a pop-up player. |
| Manage Playlists | Always | Goes to the Playlists screen. |
| Delete | Film downloaded | Removes the downloaded file after confirmation. |
Watching the trailer
- Click View Trailer.
- The trailer plays in a modal (YouTube links are embedded automatically). Close the modal to return.
Key Information panel
For downloaded films, the Key Information panel reflects the current KDM key status — for example Key Valid, Key Expired, Key Not Yet Active, Expires today, or No Key Available, with the valid-from / valid-until dates. This refreshes periodically. If a valid key isn't present, using Play will prompt you to select a key file — see Playing a Film with Player Controls.
Deleting the film
- Click Delete.
- Confirm in the "Delete Downloaded Film" dialog — this permanently removes the downloaded file and cannot be undone.
- Click Delete. After a success message you're returned to the Films list.
