Product Features

Feature Films from Hollywood’s biggest studios!

You’ll find outstanding titles from dozens of studios, including the biggest names in Hollywood entertainment – with new titles added regularly!

French Language & Subtitled Content

For French-language schools and FSL learners, most feature films on Criterion On-Demand are available with a French-language audio option. Additionally, most feature films on Criterion On-Demand offer the option to view a subtitled version of the film.

Easy Access & MARC Records

IP-authenticated access means your users can start watching without needing to remember passwords! Download and import MARC Records or title metadata into your existing library system.

Integration

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Free MARC records for video, audio, or interactive content.

Platform Description

With a library of titles from our sister company Criterion Pictures, Criterion On-Demand offers over 5,500+ unique full-length feature films for your classroom!
Teach with the best Hollywood has to offer and harness the storytelling power of film as a tool for engaging and inspiring students. Offering a balanced library of titles including today’s current hits, classic cinema, feature documentaries, literary adaptations and hard-to-find titles.

Use feature films to supplement classroom lessons – a perfect fit for:

Social Studies & Social Justice
Film and Media studies
History studies
English & French studies
And much more!

Features of Criterion On-Demand include:

Amazing Content – Streaming access to thousands of feature films from Hollywood’s major studios – Warner Bros., 20th Century Studios, Paramount and more!
Balanced Library – including today’s current hits, biopics, feature documentaries, literary adaptations, classic cinema and hard-to-find titles.
Bilingual – English and French language and caption options for most films, and a bilingual site interface.
Easy Access – IP-authenticated access means your users can start watching without remembering passwords. Proxy access for remote learning available.
Easy Discovery – finding content is easy! Search the Criterion on Demand site, or import our MARC records into your existing library system.
Customizable – can’t find the movie you need? Criterion Pictures holds rights to over 15,000 feature films and we’re always taking requests for additions to the streaming library.

What Kind of Content is Available on Criterion On-Demand?

Literary Adaptations: From Harry Potter to Lord of the Flies, Great Gatsby and more.
Feature Documentaries: non-fiction told in a big way!
Biopics: whether it’s a King’s Speech, Amadeus’ final requiem, or someone going Into the Wild – real people, real stories.
Academy Award Winners: the best of the best of American cinema
Animated: from fare suitable for young learners, to more challenging content for film and animation students!
Classics: both black & white masterworks and modern classics, Casablanca to Pulp Fiction!
Foreign: from classic masters like Akira Kurosawa and Ingmar Bergman, to modern cinema from outside North America.