In the event that changes the record, just make it hidden. If it's a popup form, it could be closed. If it's a control that is normally hidden, just hide it again after selected a film. How you do it depends if you are using Macros or VBA.

If it's a control:
     If it's a Macro, use SetProperty to set the visible property to False
     If it's VBA, after changing the record in the form, add the following:

Hide Control using VBA

     ' take focus away from the control so you can hide it
     YOURCONTROLNAME.enabled = false

     ' hide the control
     YOURCONTROLNAME.visible = false
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However, using the VBA method shown, you'll need to add code to re-enable the control the next time you show it. Sorry forgot to include that.

We are going to need additional information.
For example:
   How are you opening the Form?
   Macro or VBA?
   If VBA, what is your code?
   Which event are you using?

Richard was having the same issue in his fitness database and he shows how to fix it in Fitness 38.
Fitness 38

The code I used (VBA) was taken form the fitness databse series (number 29 and 30). I'm currently revisiting that because of other issues. I will also take a look at fitness 38.
thanks for the replies.
If I don't figure it out myself I will return here.

Hank