Library Streaming Picks Foreign films for everyone with free library-card access to Kanopy and Hoopla
Original Foreign films for everyone page from the San Rafael Activities Guide.
Foreign films for everyone

Stream free movies with your library card

This page promotes Kanopy and Hoopla while pairing recommendations for kids, teens, and adults with a community film-series announcement. The rebuilt version preserves the original poster art and keeps the recommendations readable on mobile.

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Did you know?

Kanopy includes librarian-curated films from directors around the world for all ages. Set up an account in minutes and start streaming with your library card.

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Love movies?

San Rafael Public Library and KQED present the Indie Lens Pop-Up Films series at the Downtown Library, 1100 E Street.

  • February 28, 2026 at 6:30 PM: The Inquisitor
  • March 28, 2026 at 6:30 PM: The Tallest Dwarf
  • April 25, 2026 at 6:30 PM: The Librarians

Kids: Ernest & Celestine

Ernest and Celestine poster art. Scene from Ernest and Celestine.

A charming French-Belgian animation in which Celestine, a mouse, befriends Ernest, a bear, while both confront the prejudices that divide their worlds.

Teens: The Wall Street Boy

The Wall Street Boy poster art. Scene from The Wall Street Boy.

A Kenyan thriller about Kipkemboi, a rural teenager whose stock-market algorithm draws dangerous attention from international financiers.

Adults: Yuli

Yuli poster art. Scene from Yuli.

Based on Carlos Acosta’s memoir, this Cuban drama follows his journey from Havana to the Birmingham Royal Ballet and explores family, identity, and art.