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Kanopy

What is Kanopy?

Kanopy is a video streaming service that provides instant access to thousands of critically acclaimed movies, documentaries and kids favorites. They partner with studios like A24, The Criterion Collection, PBS and more to bring your library access to thoughtful entertainment.

How can I watch Kanopy?

You can stream Kanopy on any of your favorite devices! Kanopy is accessible via mobile and tablet apps for iPhone and Android. You can also access Kanopy on your Desktop, and SmartTV apps like Roku, Apple TV, and Fire Stick.

How to create an account

• Visit rogersfreelibrary.kanopy.com and select the “Add Library Card” button on the lower left.
• Enter your library card credentials. If you do not have a library card from Rogers Free Library, apply at oslri.org/card-app/ and select Bristol as your home library.
• Create an account* using your preferred email.
• Begin streaming!

*Account holders must be 13 or older.

Are you a teacher or student at Mount Hope High School?

You are eligible for a library card and a Kanopy account! Just apply online or come into the library to swap your home library card for a Rogers library card to start using Kanopy.

K-8 lessons are located at rogersfreelibrary.kanopy.com/category/752.

"Explore a world of cinema with Kanopy." written over film Covers for: Sunset Boulevard, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Collective, Ammonite, Glengarry GlenRoss, Shiva Baby, Looking for Merkel, Standing Up Falling Down, The Babadook, We Have Always Lived int he Castle, Mrs. Lowry and Son, Dream Horse, Bacurau, Grizzly Man, Awaken, John Lewis: Good Trouble, Parasite, Together Together, Another Round, Native Peoples of North America: The Great Courses, Certified Copy, Personal Shopper, My Rembrandt, The Artist, Tonya, Dial M for Murder, The Farewell, The Miseducation of Cameron Post, Moonlight, Tea with the Dames, I Am Not Your Negro, Save Yourselves!, The Chosen, The Biggest Lirrle Farm, Alone, Lady Bird, Test Pattern, The Last Black Man in San Francisco, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.


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