Good Movies to Watch – Highly-Rated Movies on Kanopy
Karan Soni and Jonathan Groff teams up in this delightful interracial gay romcom.
Pain and anger are two sides of the same coin in this hard-hitting but still sensitive study of grief in present-day London.
Martin Scorsese brings back the cinematic legacy of The Archers in this eloquent documentary.
A delightful documentary that doubles as a biography of a singular artist and a celebration of a bygone era.
An ingenious slapstick film that recalls the brilliant silent comedies of the past .
A poetic and powerful film about the migrant experience in urban spaces.
This inspired documentary uses the language of jazz to uncover a forgotten part of Cold War history.
An expectedly sunny, funny film about childhood grief led by a charismatic young breakout .
Léa Seydoux rewrites her past and future loves with AI in this mysterious existential sci-fi mystery.
This heartwarming tale of friendship and motherhood is packed with Ilana Glazer’s signature absurd and acerbic wit.
A low-key study of a refugee's survivor's guilt that balances tender poignancy with deadpan humor.
Dark, weird, poignant, and funny, this debut feature by Los Espookys star Julio Torres is a modern parable of the American Dream .
In this lovely animated musical, a young woman falls in love and finds her voice in Communist Latvia.
Less a biography than a career appraisal, this documentary is an important account both for Wilder’s fans and industry hopefuls.
A piercing story of religious trauma told with expert nuance by a one-to-watch director and a tour-de-force lead.
A psychic finds justice for her twin in this fascinating, elegant supernatural investigation.
A rousing, relevant, and radical look at do-it-yourself justice.
A thrillingly original meta-comedy-drama with genuine heart underneath.
A terrific three-hour documentary that explores what young Chinese factory workers do in and out of work.
A filmmaker chases — and then struggles to escape — a shady figure in this fascinating and disturbing documentary.
A heartwarming and infectiously joyous ode to the scrappy filmmaking spirit of Wakaliwood.
In this Japanese film, what begins as a noble parable against ecotourism transforms into something supernatural and sinister .
A strangely ethical vampire uniquely finds her fangs in this quirky, playful teen romcom.
An eloquent, infuriating, and ultimately hopeful look at Native peoples' struggle for reparations.
