Where to watch Ariel Mahler in the UK
Find every Ariel Mahler film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 10 July 2026.
Ariel Mahler is a nonbinary filmmaker, producer, and trans rights advocate. Their most recent film is Flock, a short thriller about a trans couple who get entangled in a lethal cult. Flock is on track to premiere in Summer, 2020. Last year, Ariel released Bad Ally, an irreverent comedy series they co-created with Daquisha Jones. Ariel is inspired by the many trans filmmakers and artists who make work consistently and push boundaries, especially in such a volatile political culture.
Ariel Mahler films streaming in the UK
Most-watched films featuring Ariel Mahler, available across UK streaming, rent and buy.
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- Pulling Wool (2020) Assistant Director
- Mones First Assistant Director
- Loud & Longing (2023) First Assistant Director
- Something Still (2026) Director
- Flock (2020) Director
- Re-Entry (2024) Director
- You & Me (& Chaz & Rodney) (2025) First Assistant Director
- Her First Kill (2018) Driver
- Trans in Trumpland (2021) Production Assistant
- Death and Bowling (2021) Producer
- Memory Xperiment: Kathy Acker (2020) Production Assistant
- Evan Ever After (2023) Director
- Here with You (2019) Assistant Director
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Most-watched Ariel Mahler films currently: Pulling Wool (2020), Mones, Loud & Longing (2023), Something Still (2026), Flock (2020).
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