The last decade has seen Asian representation flourish in mainstream film and television, but outside the Hollywood sphere, outstanding Asian stories have always existed. May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and we’re celebrating by highlighting some unforgettable Asian films from around the world, representing the roots of AAPI. These films celebrate Asian excellence and the immeasurable impact that Asian stories and storytellers have had on film and beyond. Stream them on Kino Film Collection now.

Here are all of the new films coming to Kino Film Collection in May.

Nearly 15 years after its release, '5 Broken Cameras' is unfortunately as relevant and impactful as ever, providing key background for the recent escalation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

This 1976 time capsule of the nascent music movement that would become known as “outlaw country” includes rare performances by Townes Van Zandt, David Allan Coe, Steve Earle, Guy Clark, and more.

Films have the power to expand our minds. If you’re interested in exploring the deeper questions of life, consciousness, and the universe, we have the perfect playlist for you. From our newest addition, The Pervert’s Guide to Ideology, starring cultural theorist Slavoj Žižek, to examinations of mindfulness, and documentaries and biopics about famed philosophers and neurologists, these titles will open the door to new ideas, beliefs, and perceptions. Stream them all on Kino Film Collection and prepare to have your mind blown.

France is known for producing some of the most influential and iconic directors in film history. But among their greatest works are lesser-known gems that also deserve recognition. Kino Film Collection is proud to be home to eight deep cuts by three of the most important French directors of all time: Jean-Luc Godard, Éric Rohmer, and Édouard Molinaro.

April is Earth Month, a time to honor our planet, appreciate its natural beauty, and reflect on our relationship with the environment. Kino Film Collection is celebrating Earth Month by highlighting a selection of titles that shed light on pressing environmental issues, explore the mysteries of the natural world, and showcase the breathtaking beauty of our planet’s vastly diverse landscapes. Stream the titles below on Kino Film Collection.

Here are all of the new films coming to Kino Film Collection in April.

We continue celebrating Women’s History Month with an outstanding group of directors who helped shape the film landscape over the last century. From Lina Wertmüller to Agnieszka Holland, these directors shattered ceilings to make history, eschewed mainstream expectations to keep underground and independent filmmaking alive, and opened doors for future generations of women storytellers to come. Meet the iconic women filmmakers who have influenced film as we know it, and stream their works on Kino Film Collection.

Fans of Sean Baker’s Anora may like Mikko Mäkelä’s Sebastian, a refreshingly honest and real depiction of a young sex worker in London. Sebastian follows 25-year-old Max, an aspiring writer by day and a male escort by night. What starts out as an experiment to inspire his novel soon spirals into something more all-consuming. Watch Kino Lorber’s interview with director Mikko Mäkelä on his film and stream Sebastian on Kino Film Collection.

This year marks the 100th anniversary of Buster Keaton’s classic silent film, Seven Chances. In celebration of the milestone, we’re paying tribute to the pioneer of slapstick comedy and stunt work with seven remarkable facts about his life and work. To mark the occasion, we’re also adding three iconic Buster Keaton films to Kino Film Collection: Seven Chances, Sherlock Jr., and The General.

In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting contemporary women filmmakers who are boldly making their mark on the film industry. Whether they’re fresh, new voices on the rise or established directors with a full résumé of award-winning films, these are some of the most talented visionaries working in film today. Stream their films now on Kino Film Collection.

In anticipation of the 97th Academy Awards, we’re highlighting our very own Oscar winners and nominees on Kino Film Collection. These films span more than 70 years and represent the best of filmmaking from all over the world. From three Sophia Loren classics to the film that secured the first Best Director nomination for a woman, here are 17 award-worthy titles to check out now.

If you loved Johan Grimonprez’s Oscar®-nominated documentary "Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat", here are 12 more films that we think you’ll like!

Black History Month should be celebrated all year round because Black history is American history, and Black history goes far beyond US borders. We’re continuing the celebration with 10 titles that spotlight Black trailblazers past and present, from the father of African cinema to influential political leaders to visionary artists revolutionizing their respective fields. Stream them all on Kino Film Collection now.

Here are all of the new films coming to Kino Film Collection in March.

The 75th Berlin International Film Festival is well under way. One of the most prestigious film festivals in the world, the Berlinale brings together some of the most talented filmmakers working today to premiere their latest. As the festival culminates in its award and closing ceremonies this weekend, we’re taking a look back at some of the Golden and Silver Bear winners of years past. Each and every one of these films reflects the boundary-pushing, thought-provoking, and politically and socially significant storytelling that the Berlinale is known for – and you can watch them all on Kino Film Collection.

Andrzej Żuławski’s 1981 film Possession is one of the most controversial and talked-about horror films of all time. Following a couple going through divorce, Possession features unrelenting and unforgettable performances by Isabelle Adjani and Sam Neill and an infamous subway scene that has catapulted the film into legendary status. But the deranged love story also makes it the perfect alternative to the typical Valentine’s Day movie.

Oscar Micheaux made more than 40 films during the silent period and golden era. Throughout his career, he broke through racial and economic barriers, opened the door for future Black storytellers, challenged the mainstream narrative on race, and allowed African-American audiences to see themselves on the screen in authentic and multidimensional portrayals. In celebration of Black History Month, Kino Lorber is spotlighting the filmmaker’s groundbreaking body of work and enduring legacy with eight facts you should know about Oscar Micheaux.

Here are all of the new films coming to Kino Film Collection in February.