Answered By: James Capobianco
Last Updated: Jun 16, 2023     Views: 404

The Library licenses thousands of films to stream from a number of companies. Most of these films can be found in HOLLIS by searching for the title of the film or film series and limiting the resource type to film / video.

See Streaming Video @ Harvard for a comprehensive list of streaming video resources.

Below is a selection of the collections licensed by the Library.

  • Alexander Street Video is collection of twenty-one videos databases including a variety of feature films and educational documentaries. Videos transcripts can be viewed and searched. Clips can be created and saved for future viewing.
  • Digitalia Film Library offers streaming video of films and documentaries from Latin America, Europe and North America.
  • Film Platform offers award-winning documentaries and festival films on a wide variety of social issues.
  • Kanopy is a video streaming service that provides access to films with broad and interdisciplinary content. The films are mostly documentaries, but Kanopy also includes classic and popular films. All films include public performance rights, so group viewings at HKS and across Harvard are encouraged. Kanopy films can be located by a title search in HOLLIS.
  • Swank Digital Campus offers access to more than 30,000 films, documentaries and TV shows