Emerald Fennell's psychological thriller Saltburn, which landed in cinemas at the end of last year, has divided critics and viewers alike.

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Starring Barry Keoghan and Jacob Elordi, Saltburn revolves around a middle-class Oxford student, Oliver (Keoghan), who is taken under the wing of his aristocratic fellow student, Felix (Elordi). But chaos ensues when Oliver invited to spend the summer at his family estate, called Saltburn.

Audiences have either loved or hated the film's graphic scenes and twisted ending, with some hailing it as a work of art, while others have panned it as a misguided class satire without substance.

With Saltburn now available to stream online from the comfort of your own home, why not decide for yourself?

Read on for everything you need to know about how to watch the movie.

Saltburn: Where to watch for free in the UK

A character wearing a red robe overlooking grand gardens
Saltburn. WB

Saltburn is now available to watch on Amazon Prime Video and is completely free for subscribers.

If you’re not an Amazon Prime Video subscriber, and haven't been in over a year, you can still watch the film for free by taking advantage of Amazon’s 30-day free trial.

Catch the trailer below.

Is Saltburn available on Amazon Prime Video?

Barry Keoghan lies on the grass shirtless in Saltburn.
Barry Keoghan lies on the grass shirtless in Saltburn. MGM/Amazon Studios/Warner Bros

Yes, as detailed above, you will be able to find the film in the Prime Video library.

The film became available on the platform on 22nd December 2023, just in time for the festive season.

Is Saltburn available on Netflix?

No, Saltburn is not expected to be available on Netflix any time soon.

Check out more of our Film and Drama coverage, or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on.

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