Where to Watch Redirected (2014)

The short version: Redirected is generally available somewhere in 2026, but the specific platform changes by territory. The film has moved through the standard distribution cycle for a 2014 mid-budget European release — theatrical run, physical home video, video-on-demand, then a long tail across multiple streaming services as licensing windows have opened and closed.

For the most accurate current availability picture in your specific region, the working approach is to check one of two sources first: JustWatch (which aggregates current platform availability internationally) or the regional streaming guides listed at the bottom of this page. We update this page periodically but JustWatch tracks platform churn faster than we can.

Streaming platforms

Netflix

Redirected has appeared on Netflix in multiple territories at various points since the film's 2014 home-video release. The title is most reliably found in continental European Netflix catalogues — Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, France, Lithuania itself — where European film licensing routinely includes mid-budget Lithuanian-British productions. The film has also appeared on US and UK Netflix during specific licensing windows. As of 2026 the title is listed on Netflix in selected European markets but availability changes regularly. Direct platform link: Redirected on Netflix (regional availability varies).

Amazon Prime Video

Amazon Prime Video has carried Redirected across multiple territories since the film's home-release window. The title has appeared in two distinct modes: as an included-with-Prime title (free to Prime subscribers in selected regions during specific licensing windows) and as a rental/purchase title via the Prime Video Store (available to all viewers regardless of Prime subscription). Specific availability varies by territory. Direct platform link: Redirected on Amazon Prime Video.

Apple TV (formerly iTunes)

Redirected is available to rent or buy on Apple TV across multiple territories. The film has been part of Apple's catalogue since the post-theatrical home-release window in 2014/2015 and the listing has remained stable. Rental prices are typical for a 2014 mid-budget catalogue title; purchase prices likewise.

Fandango at Home and Rakuten TV

The film is also available on Fandango at Home (formerly Vudu) for US viewers, both as a rental and as a digital purchase. European viewers can find similar rental/purchase options on Rakuten TV, which carries Redirected across most European territories where Rakuten operates.

Disney+

Disney+ has carried Redirected in selected continental European markets via library acquisitions, particularly in territories where the platform has picked up broader European cinema catalogues. This is less consistent than the Netflix/Amazon/Apple TV picture; check your local Disney+ catalogue directly.

Regional European platforms

Within continental Europe, Redirected has been available on a range of regional streaming and broadcaster platforms over the years:

• Pathé Thuis (Netherlands)
• VRT and BE TV GO (Belgium)
• Various Lithuanian streaming and broadcast platforms — the film remains a fixture of domestic cataloguing
• Smaller regional platforms in the Nordics, Eastern Europe and the Baltics

Physical media

DVD

The DVD release followed the theatrical run within the year. Editions varied substantially by territory. Lithuanian-issue DVDs are the most comprehensive: they typically include Lithuanian-language extras, behind-the-scenes content tied to the production's domestic significance, and packaging that acknowledges the Vytautas Šapranauskas dedication. UK and continental editions are trimmer — the standard theatrical cut, English-language extras (where included), and standard cover art.

Original Lithuanian-issue DVDs are now collectible — partly because they are no longer in print, partly because the dedication-aware packaging makes them culturally meaningful objects. Second-hand copies are available through European online marketplaces and through specialist film retailers.

Blu-ray

Redirected was released on Blu-ray in selected European markets. The Blu-ray editions are less common than the DVD releases. They include the theatrical cut at higher resolution but generally do not add substantial new extras beyond what the DVD already carried.

Restored archive context

The original RedirectedMovie.com eshop page advertising the Lithuanian DVD edition has been preserved on this site — see the restored 2015 DVD page for historical reference. The eshop page that distributed the DVD has long since gone offline, but the original product metadata is preserved.

Quick availability check by region

Approximate availability as of 2026 — verify in your specific region via the platform direct links or JustWatch:

• United Kingdom: Apple TV (rent/buy), Amazon Prime Video (rent/buy and selected Prime periods), occasional Netflix windows.
• United States: Fandango at Home, Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video. Netflix availability has been intermittent.
• Lithuania: Wide availability across local streaming platforms and broadcast catalogues. The film remains a fixture of domestic distribution.
• Belgium, Netherlands: Pathé Thuis, BE TV GO, Streamfreak listings — see regional guides below.
• Germany, France, Spain, Italy: Netflix appearances common; Amazon Prime and Apple TV consistent.
• Russia and CIS: Russian-language listings are widespread; exler.ru maintains active coverage.
• Asia: Limited but real — atmovies.com.tw maintains a Taiwan listing; other Asian markets are patchier.

Regional streaming guides we recommend

These third-party platforms update independently and track current availability faster than we can:

• JustWatch (international aggregator)
• Uncut (Belgium) — current Belgian streaming + cinema availability
• Streamfreak (Netherlands) — Dutch streaming guide with detailed listings
• Reelgood (US)
• TV Guide (US)
• Moviefone

Why the long tail matters

Mid-budget European productions like Redirected typically have longer streaming presence than their theatrical performance might suggest. The film has been licensed and re-licensed across territories repeatedly since 2014, with the result that a viewer landing here a decade after release usually has at least one legitimate way to watch it. The platform churn is real, but the film's profile keeps regenerating new availability — partly because the Vinnie Jones branding remains commercially recognisable, partly because European licensing windows are organised around cycles that keep returning to mid-budget catalogue titles.

Related coverage

• Synopsis and themes
• Complete guide
• Critical reception & box office
• Cast page
• Restored 2015 DVD page from the original site
• Restored original eshop page

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