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This is a promotional image for the film "Chimes at Midnight," directed by Orson Welles. The image features two individuals in medieval attire, with one holding a large flag. Text on the right lists details: the film is a comedy-drama from 1966, starring Orson Welles, Jeanne Moreau, Keith Baxter, and Margaret Rutherford. The Kanopy logo is in the lower left corner.
A poster featuring two individuals laughing and pointing in a black-and-white photo that takes up the top half. The bottom half shows a scenic path lined with trees. Text on the poster reads, "Cinema from Spain & Argentina." The name "kanopy" is at the bottom. The background is a warm orange color.
A collage of movie posters with the text "new to kanopy." The posters include "Normal" featuring a person with a gun, "Pools" showing a person beside a pool, "Keeper" with hands reaching up, "Mr. Burton" with several faces, and "Mockbuster" displaying a dynamic scene.
A swimmer with snorkeling gear approaches a large shark underwater. Text reads, "Summer of the Shark: A Collection of Films with Fins." The image credits Kanopy, and mentions "Saving Jaws (2019)" directed by Keoni TeTawa Bowthorpe.
A person in a sheriff's uniform holds a mug in front of a background with the word "normal" partially visible. The image has a red tint, and "kanopy" is written at the bottom.
This image features a person wearing a western-style shirt with horse designs and a red scarf. Text reads "Films for Disability Pride Month." In the background are hallways of horse stables. Text in the corner says "Kanopy- stream smarter" and "Open Door (2024) Directed by John Barnhardt."
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A black-and-white movie poster for "The Passion of Joan of Arc" featuring a close-up of a person looking upwards. The Criterion Collection logo is in the top left corner. A "Staff Pick" label is above. On the right, there's text with the film's details: title, year (1928), genre (Indie, Drama), director (Carl Theodor Dreyer), and starring actors (Maria Falconetti, Eugene Silvain, André Berley). The Kanopy logo is at the bottom left.
Cover of "The Librarians," a film by Kim A. Snyder. Includes "Emmy Nominee" and "Exceptional Merit in Documentary Filmmaking" text. Silhouettes of people stand near a large book-like door, with an abstract background featuring pages and numbers.
Poster for "Sharknado 2: The Second One" featured under "Cult Films on Kanopy." The release date is July 10th. The background includes stylized neon graphics.
A person sitting under an umbrella at the beach is wearing sunglasses and a patterned shawl. The text "aggressively unwinding" is visible above them. In the background, there are other beachgoers and a city skyline. The bottom of the image shows the words "sister midnight" and "kanopy.
A person in a historical costume with a green hat is looking thoughtfully. The text reads, "Historical Highlights in July: Period Pieces," with "Madame Bovary (2014)" noted as directed by Sophie Barthes. The Kanopy logo is at the bottom left.
Poster for the film 'Outrageous,' featuring a person standing in front of a large ornate mirror with papers floating around. Text details: Staff Pick, title 'Outrageous,' year 2025, genre Historical Drama, creator Sarah Williams, starring Bessie Carter, Joanna Vanderham, and Shannon Watson. Kanopy logo in the corner.
A grid of ten film posters on a dark blue background with the text "discover america" on the left. Titles include: "Asian Americans," "The Automat," "I Am Not Your Negro," "Fly With Me," "The American Revolution," "Riotsville, U.S.A.," "The Decline," "The Revoltution," "Vito," and "Freedom Summer.
Two people face each other with intense expressions in the background. Overlaid on the image are five promotional thumbnails: "Fackham Hall," "Dangerous Animals," "Killing Eve," "BBC Blue Lights Series 1," and "Monsieur Spade." The text "new to kanopy" is prominently displayed.
A person in historical attire, resembling 18th-century clothing, holds a parchment against a clear sky. The text reads: "250 Years: Celebrating the History of the United States." In the corner sits the Kanopy logo next to the film title- "America: The Story of US (2010)."
A poster for the movie "Sharknado" with three flying sharks, debris, and a Ferris wheel against a stormy sky. Text reads "Cult Films on Kanopy" and "July 3rd." The Kanopy logo is in the bottom right corner.
A person stands in front of a control room backdrop, wearing a white shirt and carrying a brown bag. The text reads "Indie Films for Independence Day." The image is related to the movie "Nightcrawler (2014)" directed by Dan Gilroy. The Kanopy logo is in the lower left corner.
A promotional image for Kanopy featuring a list of films releasing in July. The background shows silhouettes of five people walking through a field beneath a dramatic sunset sky. Highlighted films include "Dangerous Animals," "Everything Everywhere All at Once," and "The Napa Boys." Release dates range from July 3rd to July 31st.
The image shows three people standing on a grassy hill overlooking the ocean. One person has their hands covering their face as their back is towards the other two people. "Celebrating Canada Day with Canadian Cinema" is written at the top. The Kanopy logo is at the bottom left. The scene is from the film "An Audience of Chairs" (2018), directed by Deanna Foley.
A collage featuring three central portraits of Mel Brooks with various facial expressions. The background includes additional grayscale images of Mel Brooks in different comedic poses. The text reads, "Mel Brooks is..." at the top and "kanopy" at the bottom.
This is a promotional image for "Leverage: Season 1," marked as a staff pick. It features multiple characters in various action poses. The info section lists the title as "Leverage: S1," released in 2008, with the genre being crime and action. The creators are Chris Downey and John Rogers. The starring cast includes Timothy Hutton, Gina Bellman, and Christian Kane. The Kanopy logo is in the bottom-left corner.
A person stands beside a car, with a polka dot suitcase nearby. The background has "new to Kanopy" in orange text. Featured content includes "Pennies from Heaven", "Tokyo Cowboy," "Tow," "Alone," and "The Restraint."
Poster for "Cult Films on Kanopy" featuring the movie "Going Down," highlighted in neon colors. The date, June 26th, is prominently displayed on the left.
The image shows two individuals in suits standing near a rocky shoreline with a city skyline in the hazy background. The text reads "Kanopy's Most-Watched Titles of 2026 Midyear" and provides details of a film titled "Ex-Husbands (2023) Directed by Noah Pritzker." The Kanopy logo is in the bottom left corner.
A skeleton relaxes in a beach chair under a palm tree with the text "Summerween on Kanopy." To the right, eight horror movie posters are displayed: "Sleepaway Camp," "Gargyle," "Psycho Beach Party," "Haunt," "I Saw The TV Glow," "Together Together," "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari," and "Scream." The background is a dark purple.
The image is a promotional poster for the film "Aftersun." It features a close-up of two people with one person's arms around the other's neck. The background has abstract shapes in orange and red. Text on the right provides information: "Staff Pick," "Title: Aftersun," "Year: 2022," "Genre: Drama, Coming-of-Age," "Director: Charlotte Wells," "Starring: Paul Mescal, Frankie Corio, Celia Rowlson-Hall." The bottom left has the Kanopy logo.
A man and woman are sitting by a riverbank with fishing gear. The background shows a lush, wooded area. Text on the image reads "Films for Father’s Day," along with "Kanopy stream smarter" in the lower left corner. In the lower right corner are details about a film, "Acidman (2022) Directed by Alex Lehmann.
A black and white image of two people holding hands and smiling at each other, set against a blurred outdoor background. On the right, there are images of five movie covers: "Ivan's Childhood," "Hot Milk," "Singles," "The Triangle," and "I Really Love My Husband." The text "new to kanopy" is prominently displayed on the left in orange.
Poster promoting "Cult Films on Kanopy" featuring "The Freakmaker." The artwork depicts a person in a lab coat holding an object, with a figure lying on a table in front. Background details include a large, textured creature. The date June 19th is highlighted. The Kanopy logo is at the bottom.
John Lewis is speaking in front of the United States Capitol building. The image is promoting "Juneteenth: A Collection of Films Celebrating Freedom" on Kanopy. The text in the lower right corner mentions, "John Lewis: Good Trouble (2020) Directed by Dawn Porter."
The image is a promotional poster for the movie "Super 8," labeled as a staff pick. It mentions J.J. Abrams as the director. The poster shows a group of silhouetted figures and small thumbnails of scenes from the movie. Information on the right includes the title, year (2011), genre (Sci‑Fi, Thriller), and main cast members: Elle Fanning, Kyle Chandler, Joel Courtney, and AJ Michalka. The Kanopy logo is visible at the bottom left.
The image displays a split design. On the left, a black and white photo shows two individuals seated closely. On the right, there are covers of various films and documentaries including "Little Caesar," "Mr K," "Jimpa," "Where Is the Friend's House?," and "Alone Norway." The phrase "new to kanopy" is prominently featured in orange text.
Poster for "Cult Films on Kanopy" featuring "I Love You Phillip Morris." Two individuals in orange jumpsuits stand against a coastal background with palm trees. Text indicates availability starting June 12th. Kanopy logo is present.
Image of a person looking upwards with a serene expression, accompanied by the text: 'Films That Played at the Tribeca Film Festival.' The image also mentions 'Lorelei (2020) Directed by Sabrina Doyle' and features the Kanopy logo.
A promotional graphic features a person with a beard, labeled "thanks chris stuckmann." The background includes event details for "Shelby Oaks" presented by Kanopy, with visuals of film-related activities and discussions. The setting suggests an emphasis on film and storytelling.
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Two people with curly hair wear matching yellow shirts and red shorts. One holds a blue bag. The background features a blue wall with text: "Growing Up in June: Coming-of-Age Films." The bottom left corner shows the Kanopy logo, and the bottom right notes "Girl Asleep (2015) Directed by Rosemary Myers.
Poster for "Shelby Oaks" screening at The Nightlight. The text includes details about the event with writer/director Chris Stuckmann and mentions a free screening. "Sold Out" is stamped across the image in red. Logos for Kanopy, The Nightlight, and Neon are visible.
The image features a person wearing a straw hat and red outfit against a dark textured background. Large text reads "Films for Pride Month." The bottom includes the logo for "Kanopy" and text indicating the film is "The Gospel According To André (2018) Directed by Kate Novack.
Kanopy promotional image featuring two people lying on a wooden floor, looking at each other. Text lists new releases: "June 5th: The Whale, Uncut Gems, Love & Mercy, Yi Yi, The Disaster Artist, Spaceballs. June 12th: Jimpa, Four Brothers, Wristcutters: A Love Story, Ballistic, Little Caesar, Where Is the Friend’s House?, 13 Days and 13 Nights. June 19th: The Triangle, Hot Milk, Aeon Flux. June 26th: Tow, Tokyo Cowboy, We Are Pat, King of Color.
The image is a promotional material for the film "Scarface," selected as a staff pick on Kanopy. It includes an illustrated scene with three people in a tense interaction. Text includes details: title "Scarface," year 1932, genre "Crime, Drama," director "Howard Hawks, Richard Rosson," and starring "Paul Muni, Ann Dvorak, Karen Morley."
A black-and-white image shows a person playing guitar in a cozy room. Vibrant movie cover thumbnails are overlaid on the right, featuring titles: "Shadow III: The End Continues," "Dark Relay 1," "The Getaway," "Starman," and "Outpost Season One." Bold orange text on the left reads, "new to kanopy.
Poster for "Shelby Oaks," presented by Kanopy at The Nightlight. It's a free screening, featuring writer/director Chris Stuckmann. Scheduled for Saturday, June 6th, 2026, at 5 PM, with a Q&A to follow. Location: 30 N High St, Akron, OH 44308. Logos for Kanopy, The Nightlight, and Neon are displayed.
Black and white image of soldiers in military uniforms and helmets, with serious expressions. The text reads: "Movies Honoring Memorial Day. Sands of Iwo Jima (1949) Directed by Allan Dwan." The Kanopy logo appears in the bottom left corner.
This image is a promotional graphic for the film "Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans." It features a vintage-style illustration with a person sitting on a fence looking at a couple, and another person behind them. The background includes a depiction of the countryside. The film details are listed: title, year (1927), genre (Drama, Romance), director (F.W. Murnau), and starring actors (George O'Brien, Janet Gaynor, Margaret Livingston). The top left corner has a "Staff Pick" label.
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A person peers through venetian blinds, with the text "The Long Weekend Watchathon: more time for more movies" on an orange background. "Kanopy" and "Under the Silver Lake (2019) Directed by David Robert Mitchell" are also mentioned.
Poster for "Cult Films on Kanopy" featuring the movie "This Is Spinal Tap." The release date, May 22nd, is highlighted in a red starburst. Bright neon-like lines frame the image, and the Kanopy logo is at the bottom right.
A promotional image for the film "Beast," labeled as a "Staff Pick" from Kanopy. The image features an individual in the foreground, with a thoughtful expression, holding a string of lights. Another person stands in the blurred background. The film's info is listed: title "Beast," year 2017, genre Drama and Crime, directed by Michael Pearce, starring Jessie Buckley, Geraldine James, and Oliver Maltman. The background has a design with overlapping yellow, orange, and red semicircles.
A person with a serious expression is wearing a red jacket over a gray shirt. The setting is a corridor. Text indicates "Films that played at the Cannes Film Festival." The movie "Good Time" (2017), directed by Benny and Josh Safdie, is mentioned. The Kanopy logo is at the bottom left.
Poster for "Cult Films on Kanopy" featuring the movie "Strange Brew." The characters are in winter attire, one holding a hockey stick and the other a beer bottle, with a snowy and industrial background. The release date, "May 15th," is highlighted. Kanopy logo in the corner.
A film poster for "Petite Maman" shows a young person in a red sweater hugging another person. Text next to the image lists info: title "Petite Maman," year 2021, genre drama and fantasy, director Céline Sciamma, starring Joséphine Sanz, Gabrielle Sanz, and Nina Meurisse. The poster is labeled as a "Staff Pick" by Kanopy.
This image features a woman smiling outdoors with the text "Celebrating Mother's Day" beside them. The logo of Kanopy, a streaming service, is visible in the corner, along with the title "Mom is a Match (2022)" and "Directed by Daniela Fejerman.
A person smiling while looking at a phone stands next to a bookshelf. Text reads "new to Kanopy" in orange. Five movie covers are displayed: "You're Dating a Narcissist?" with Marisa Tomei, "Splitsville, USA!" with a group of people, "Infernal Affairs" with two serious-looking individuals, "The Farewell" featuring a group photo, and "Wildcards" displaying a couple.
Poster for "Cult Films on Kanopy" featuring "Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo." The design includes neon lines and a cityscape silhouette, with a note indicating availability on May 8th.
Poster for "The Pusher Trilogy: Newly Restored" featuring a person looking sideways. The text includes film details and mentions Kanopy, a streaming service.
Black and white promotional image for "My Favourite Brunette" (1947), directed by Elliott Nugent. It features two people in an embrace, looking concerned, with the text "Mystery Month in May" above them. The Kanopy logo is at the bottom left.