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Kino Film Collection: Price, Plans, Trial

Updated October 9, 2026 • By Isabella Endrinal

6.0

AGMTW score, out of 10

Restored classics, and the transfers are the reason to pay for it.

Value for money6.5

Cheap for restored classic films.

$5.99 a month. The cheapest service in the same category is $3.99 ($2 less). Weighed against what it carries (content 5.8/10), that comes to 6.5 on value.

Content quality5.8

Older films, cleaned up and restored.

We have no title-level data for this one, so this is our own read on how much there is worth watching.

Apps and devices5.2

Weak app, reaching 3 of the 12 major devices.

Rated 4.03 on iPhone and 3.91 on Android. Works on 3 of 12 devices.

Streaming quality7.5

1080p, stereo; no 4K at any price.

Base plan streams in 1080p.

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Starting price $5.99/month
Free trial 7 days
Devices 3+
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Formerly Kino Now, which only offered rentals, Kino Film Collection is an on-demand streaming service featuring films that could rival the catalogs of Criterion and Mubi. Here you’ll find indie darlings, hard-to-find classics, and international gems by the likes of  Jean-Luc Godard, Jafar Panahi, Jia Zhangke, Joanna Hogg, and Alfred Hitchcock. Some examples of their carefully curated collections are “Cannes Winners,” “New York Times Critics’ Picks,” “Visionary Black Directors,” and “Women Filmmakers.” You can watch the Kino Film Collection on major streaming devices.

How Much Does Kino Film Collection Cost? All Plans & Pricing

Cheapest Plan
Kino Film Collection
$5.99 /month or $59.99/year
Streams at home3 streams Streams outside3 streams Profiles1 users Quality1080p 4KYes Audio5.1 sound Min. speed3 Mbps New user deal40% off first month Annual price$59.99
  • Arthouse films
  • International cinema
  • Restored classics
  • New releases weekly

Also available as an add-on to Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon Prime Video

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What Devices Support Kino Film Collection?

  • Amazon Fire TV
  • Apple TV
  • Roku

Kino Film Collection at a Glance

Payment Options

  • Credit card

Kino Film Collection Features

  • Offline downloads
  • On-demand content

Specialty

  • Indie movies
  • International Movies
  • Movies

About Kino Film Collection

Formerly Kino Now, which only offered rentals, Kino Film Collection is an on-demand streaming service featuring films that could rival the catalogs of Criterion and Mubi. Here you'll find indie darlings, hard-to-find classics, and international gems by the likes of  Jean-Luc Godard, Jafar Panahi, Jia Zhangke, Joanna Hogg, and Alfred Hitchcock. Some examples of their carefully curated collections are "Cannes Winners," "New York Times Critcis’ Picks," "Visionary Black Directors," and "Women Filmmakers." You can watch the Kino Film Collection on major streaming devices.

Frequently Asked Questions About Kino Film Collection

How much does Kino Film Collection cost?

Kino Film Collection starts at $5.99/month.

Does Kino Film Collection have a free trial?

Yes. Kino Film Collection currently offers a 7-day free trial for new subscribers.

What devices support Kino Film Collection?

Kino Film Collection is available on Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku.

Can I cancel Kino Film Collection anytime?

Kino Film Collection is a month-to-month subscription with no long-term contract. You can cancel at any time without penalty.

Is Kino Film Collection worth it?

Formerly Kino Now, which only offered rentals, Kino Film Collection is an on-demand streaming service featuring films that could rival the catalogs of Criterion and Mubi. Here you'll find indie darlings, hard-to-find classics, and international gems by the likes of  Jean-Luc Godard, Jafar Panahi, Jia Zhangke, Joanna Hogg, and Alfred Hitchcock. Some examples of their carefully curated collections are "Cannes Winners," "New York Times Critcis’ Picks," "Visionary Black Directors," and "Women Filmmakers." You can watch the Kino Film Collection on major streaming devices.

About the author

Isabella Endrinal

Isabella Endrinal is a curator at A Good Movie to Watch. She's now free from the corporate night shift. Previous articles have been published in outlets such as NANG Magazine. She's currently catching up on some classic films… if she isn't coping with the fact that the Haikyu anime will end soon.

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How we score streaming services

Four criteria, each scored out of 10. The overall score is their weighted average: content 50%, value 20%, apps 20%, streaming quality 10%.

Value for money

0The most expensive service of its kind.

10The cheapest service of its kind, with full content.

Content quality

0None of the 20 most-watched cable channels, or nothing from our recommended list.

10All 20 channels, or the deepest catalog of titles we recommend.

Apps and devices

0A one-star app that runs on none of the 12 major devices.

10Five-star apps on all 12 major devices.

Streaming quality

0Below 720p.

104K on the plan we price.

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