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Award-winning festival films you can watch right now. Filter by platform to find gems on the services you already have.

MUBI

Anora

Sean Baker Cannes 2024

A young sex worker from Brooklyn marries the son of a Russian oligarch, setting off a wild chain of events when the family intervenes. Winner of the Palme d'Or and Academy Award for Best Picture.

✅ Streaming on MUBI
Peacock

The Brutalist

Brady Corbet Venice 2024

A Hungarian-Jewish architect who survived the Holocaust emigrates to America where a wealthy client both enables and corrupts his visionary ambitions across three turbulent decades.

✅ Streaming on Peacock
A24

Past Lives

Celine Song Sundance 2023

Two childhood friends separated when one family emigrates from South Korea reconnect over two decades, confronting the weight of fate, choices, and the lives they might have shared.

✅ A24 / Streaming
Hulu

Anatomy of a Fall

Justine Triet Cannes 2023

When a man is found dead at his secluded chalet, his wife becomes the prime suspect. The ensuing trial dissects their marriage, exposing secrets, lies, and the unreliability of truth.

✅ Streaming on Hulu
A24

The Zone of Interest

Jonathan Glazer Cannes 2023

The commandant of Auschwitz and his family live in idyllic comfort in a house just beyond the camp walls, their domestic routines unfolding against unspeakable horrors just out of frame.

✅ A24 / Streaming
Criterion

All We Imagine as Light

Payal Kapadia Cannes 2024

Two nurses navigating the relentless rhythms of Mumbai find unexpected solace when a trip to a coastal town reawakens buried desires, quiet longings, and the possibility of connection.

✅ Streaming on Criterion
MUBI

Decision to Leave

Park Chan-wook Cannes 2022

A meticulous detective investigating a mountain climber's death becomes obsessed with the man's enigmatic widow, blurring the lines between suspicion, desire, and professional duty.

✅ Streaming on MUBI
MUBI

Saint Omer

Alice Diop Venice 2022

A novelist attends the trial of a young woman accused of killing her infant daughter, only to find the courtroom drama forcing her to confront her own fears about motherhood and identity.

✅ Streaming on MUBI

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I stream Palme d'Or winning films?

Many Palme d'Or winners are available on MUBI, which specializes in curated arthouse and festival cinema. Recent winners like Anora can be found on MUBI, while older Palme d'Or titles appear across Criterion Channel, Netflix, and other platforms depending on distribution rights.

Which platform has the best selection of festival films?

MUBI offers the most focused festival film library with a rotating selection of curated titles. Criterion Channel provides the deepest catalog of classic festival cinema. For broader accessibility, Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV+ have been aggressively acquiring festival films, while Netflix continues to produce and distribute festival premieres.

Are festival films available to rent if they are not on my streaming service?

Yes. Most festival films that have completed their theatrical runs become available for digital rental on platforms like Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and Vudu. Rental availability typically arrives 3 to 6 months after the theatrical release. We track rental availability on each film's Bridge page.

How often is the Now Streaming list updated?

We update our streaming availability data daily. When a film is added to or removed from a streaming platform, our editorial team verifies the change and updates the listing within 24 hours. Platform-specific launch dates are added as soon as they are officially announced.

Can I filter festival films by streaming platform?

Yes. Use the filter bar at the top of the Now Streaming page to filter by platform — including Netflix, MUBI, Criterion Channel, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, and others. You can quickly find which festival gems are available on the services you already subscribe to.

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