A cinema homepage opens on changing full-screen film imagery with a small title list and minimal navigation. Below it, an asymmetrical grid mixes merchandise, Blu-ray products, interviews, membership and editorial features. Further full-width film stills interrupt the white product rows, preserving a cinematic pace across commercial and cultural content.
1. Full-screen film image and title index. 2. Merchandise and Blu-ray product tiles. 3. Interview and editorial rows. 4. Membership feature. 5. Full-width film still. 6. Books, objects and editorial features. 7. Further film imagery and footer.
Film imagery establishes the brand before product choices appear. The uneven grid feels editorial, letting a book, a shirt and an interview coexist while full-width stills return the page to its cinematic identity.
Refero [style page](https://styles.refero.design/style/6afa22a6-bec8-47c3-b5ee-5d11d64902cb) and [recorded video](https://images.refero.design/styles/refero.design/video/f2cbb96e-2bf5-4c70-a728-39fcf8979502.mp4); [live site](https://a24films.com/) checked on 2026-10-05. The recording is a point-in-time reference; current site content may differ. Descriptions distinguish the recording from the current page where they differ. Layout and motion notes come from sampled recording frames and automated live captures; interactive controls were not comprehensively tested. The live hero features Primetime and a different still. Current film selections and merchandise differ from the point-in-time recording.