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Kanopy's Most-Watched Films of the Week - 05/06/2024 10 films
Each week we'll share the most-watched films across our United States public library viewers. To view these and other #filmsthatmatter…
Animated April on Kanopy 35 films
From hand-drawn tales to cutting-edge CGI wonders, Kanopy's #AnimatedApril collection has something for everyone. Explore childhood favorites and new narratives…
Les Blank Films on Kanopy 16 films
A collection of films by documentarian Les Blank available on Kanopy. To access the collection, go to www.kanopy.com/category/3850. All you…
Former Venice Film Festival Films on Kanopy 45 films
With the 2023 Venice Film Festival coming to a close, we wanted to present our collection of former Venice titles…
Criterion Collection Films on Kanopy 50 films
As a reminder to all of film fanatics out there, Kanopy offers an array of films from the Criterion Collection…
Celebrating Pride Month on Kanopy 45 films
To celebrate Pride Month, we've curated a collection of narrative and documentary films that highlight LGBTQ+ stories.
To access the…
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seventy six year old Udo Kier as the “Liberace of Sandusky”, dancing to Robyn in a gay bar, is the hero we need in 2021
What is there left to say about this film... Daniel Day-Lewis and his portrayal of Daniel Plainview is in my honest opinion the best acting I have ever seen in my life. There is nothing that comes close to it. Every scene, every conversation with Daniel Plainview is utterly captivating. You can't help but to keep staring into those mad, raging eyes. The cinematography of this film is so unfathomably beautiful that words cannot describe it properly. I can't help…
The antidote to the last movie I watched, which was Blonde. A Love Song is a simple, sweet, quiet and warm little film, so pleasant and easy to watch. Spearheaded by the perfectly lovely and underrated Dale Dickey, who is so authentic and glorious, probably one of my favourite actresses ever I reckon, love her in everything and it’s nice to see her taking the lead here and doing so well. More lead roles for her please and thank you.
I feel warm inside after this. Made me feel nice. Beautifully filmed also, would’ve loved to have seen it on the big screen.
Unexpected.
This goes places that I've never seen in a film before and they couldn't help but leave a pit in my stomach.
Hearing Alex G play over shaky shots of KFC parking lots and abandoned ToysRus storefronts is my kind of way to set the mood. His whole score was phenomenal.
I went into this expecting a scare and came out with something very different. It's a clunky mess trying to find it's footing. Performances falter and scenes almost…
A family road trip movie in which we never quite know where the film is heading (and are often lied to about why), “Hit the Road” may be set amid the winding desert highways and gorgeous emerald valleys of northwestern Iran, but Panah Panahi’s miraculous debut is fueled by the growing suspicion that its characters have taken a major detour away from our mortal coil at some point along the way. “Where are we?” the gray-haired mom (Pantea Panahiha) asks…
"Picture a dream and dare to live in it."
A film that wears its low budget on its sleeve, but compensates for it with striking imagery and earnest performances. And the music is banging.
gorgeous, powerful, cathartic, romantic, enthralling, brilliant, otherworldly. a quiet and beautiful storm that rages on while the rest of the world will most likely have it’s eyes fixated on other films, not needing anyone’s attention or love or approval. the most profound superhero portrayed on film since donnie darko
“why can’t i just be myself? why isn’t that possible?”
you know that moment when you’re watching a film and then boom the credits start to roll and you can tell in that moment that you’ve just watched something that is going to stay with you for quite some time? yeah this film just did that for me i’m pretty astounded right now
Each week we'll share the most-watched films across our United States public library viewers. To view these and other #filmsthatmatter go to www.kanopy.com. All you need is your library card.
To access the titles in week's list on Kanopy, go to www.kanopy.com/category/78447.
*Access to films varies by country and library.