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Showing Now — Go Watch
This weekend's picks — new movies and shows out now, and where to find them
A diver searching for his father's remains gets swallowed by a whale. A survival story and a father-and-son story in one, with Josh Brolin.
Marvel closes the WandaVision trilogy — Paul Bettany back as Vision, chasing the son he believes came back.
Keri Russell back in the middle of another international mess — power, secrets, and nobody telling the whole truth.
Before Jason, there was the lake — the Friday the 13th prequel with Linda Cardellini that horror fans have been waiting on.
Go Watch picks are our recommendations, not network programming — those movies and shows live on the studios' own screens and platforms, and we say so every time. The promos in lane one are ours: they run free on our own air, for our own shows.
Music Channels — tune in and it just plays
Radio, by genre.
DirecTV-style music channels: no hunting song by song. Pick a channel and it plays continuously — the network's own artists, licensed tracks, and public-domain gems, programmed by genre. Firm 22 Radio is the hub every channel is built around.
Channel 800Live stream
Firm 22 Radio
The hub. The network's own station — our artists in rotation, host shows between the music blocks, broadcasting around the clock. Every genre channel below grows out of this feed.
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Channel 801Music only
Gospel
Choirs, quartets, and praise — uplifting music that plays straight through, Sunday-morning energy all week long.
Carries the Firm 22 Radio feed until its own playlist is loaded in the Back Office.
Channel 802Music only
R&B / Soul
Smooth vocals and soul classics in a continuous flow. This is Julia B's home channel — her tracks load into this playlist.
Carries the Firm 22 Radio feed until its own playlist is loaded in the Back Office.
Channel 803Music only
Hip-Hop
The network's hip-hop rotation, playing back to back. Top Hat 33k's tracks load into this channel when his material comes in.
Carries the Firm 22 Radio feed until its own playlist is loaded in the Back Office.
Channel 804Music only
Jazz
Standards, swing, and late-night jazz — a continuous, mellow channel for work, winding down, and everything between.
Carries the Firm 22 Radio feed until its own playlist is loaded in the Back Office.
Channel 805Music only
Old School
The classics you grew up on — funk, soul, and R&B throwbacks in one nonstop cookout-ready stream.
Carries the Firm 22 Radio feed until its own playlist is loaded in the Back Office.
Channel 806Music only
Kids & Family
Clean, fun, family-safe music playing continuously — the channel parents can leave on.
Carries the Firm 22 Radio feed until its own playlist is loaded in the Back Office.
Only music the network owns, is licensed to play, or that is public domain goes on these channels — artist submissions to Firm 22 Radio come with permission granted by the artist. Owners: load a genre channel's own playlist in the Back Office by adding tracks under Music with that genre selected.
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The Spectrum-style view: every channel, its standing program block, and what follows. It works like the guide button on a remote — tap any channel row to go straight to that channel: movies, cartoons, and world films start in the player, the radio rows start Firm 22 Radio playing, and channels still building land on their channel home. The Classics player runs on demand, any time.
Channel 01Cartoons▶ Watch
Lineup — Daytime blockClassic Cartoon Block
Popeye, Superman, Betty Boop and Bugs Bunny shorts from the Classics Library.
Up nextFamily Matinee
Gulliver’s Travels and Jack and the Beanstalk in the Family row.
Channel 02Sports▶ Watch
Now playing — Channel 02The Jackie Robinson Story (1950)
Jackie Robinson plays himself — free in the Classics player. Then athlete profiles in Beyond the Scoreboard.
Up nextCreator Submissions
New sports work added through creator submissions and the Back Office.
Channel 03Movies▶ Watch
Lineup — Prime blockCharade (1963)
The featured Classics title — free in the player below.
Up nextHis Girl Friday (1940)
Then Plan 9 from Outer Space for the late-night crowd.
Channel 04Music▶ Tune In
Lineup — Daytime blockArtist Stories & Performances
The channel’s standing music block.
Up nextNew Uploads
Fresh music titles appear here first when added in the Back Office.
Channel 05OriginalsOpen channel →
Lineup — Prime blockChosen One Originals
Signature series home — premieres land in this block.
Up nextEncore Presentation
A second run of the current Originals block.
Channel 06Talk & RealityOpen channel →
Lineup — Evening blockReal Conversations
Talk and reality programming, nothing watered down.
Up nextCommunity Spotlight
Stories and voices from the creator community.
Channel 07MorningOpen channel →
Lineup — Morning blockMorning Programming
News, culture, wellness, and community to start the day.
Up nextMidday Culture
Culture and community stories into the afternoon.
Channel 08Español▶ Watch free
Free — World ChannelsEl husar de la muerte (1925)
Chile’s silent national epic — free in the World Channels player.
Up nextEl automóvil gris (1919)
Mexico’s silent crime serial, Filmoteca UNAM restoration.
Channel 09Français▶ Watch free
Free — World ChannelsLe Voyage dans la lune (1902)
Méliès’ trip to the Moon — free in the World Channels player.
Up nextLa Passion de Jeanne d’Arc (1928)
Dreyer’s French masterpiece with French intertitles.
Channel 10Bollywood Gold▶ Watch free
Free — World ChannelsDevdas (1935)
K.L. Saigal in the defining Hindi tragedy — free in World Channels.
Up nextSant Tukaram (1936)
Then Raja Harishchandra (1913), India’s first feature, as a history short.
Channel 11Japanese Classics▶ Watch free
Free — World ChannelsHumanity and Paper Balloons (1937)
Yamanaka’s masterpiece, in Japanese — free in World Channels.
Up nextNamakura Gatana (1917)
The oldest surviving Japanese animation.
Channel 12Chinese Classics▶ Watch free
Free — World ChannelsThe Goddess (1934)
Ruan Lingyu’s silent classic — free in World Channels.
Up nextStreet Angel (1937)
Zhou Xuan in the beloved Mandarin musical drama.
Channel 13Deutsch▶ Watch free
Free — World ChannelsNosferatu (1922)
The original vampire film — free in World Channels.
Up nextMetropolis (1927)
Then The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) in 1080p.
Channel 14Russian Masters▶ Watch free
Free — World ChannelsBattleship Potemkin (1925)
Eisenstein’s montage landmark — free in World Channels.
Up nextMan with a Movie Camera (1929)
Vertov’s city symphony.
Music Channels — Firm 22 Radio
Channel 800Firm 22 Radio▶ Tune In
Live stream — on air nowFirm 22 Radio
The network’s own station: our artists in rotation, host shows between the music blocks, broadcasting around the clock.
Tap the rowStarts playing live
Takes you to Music Channels and starts the live feed in the player bar.
Channel 801Gospel▶ Tune In
Music channelGospel
Choirs, quartets, and praise — uplifting music that plays straight through, Sunday-morning energy all week long.
On this channelFirm 22 Radio feed
Carries the Firm 22 Radio feed until its own playlist is loaded in the Back Office.
Channel 802R&B / Soul▶ Tune In
Music channelR&B / Soul
Smooth vocals and soul classics in a continuous flow. This is Julia B’s home channel.
On this channelFirm 22 Radio feed
Carries the Firm 22 Radio feed until its own playlist is loaded in the Back Office.
Channel 803Hip-Hop▶ Tune In
Music channelHip-Hop
The network’s hip-hop rotation, playing back to back. Top Hat 33k’s tracks load into this channel.
On this channelFirm 22 Radio feed
Carries the Firm 22 Radio feed until its own playlist is loaded in the Back Office.
Channel 804Jazz▶ Tune In
Music channelJazz
Standards, swing, and late-night jazz — a continuous, mellow channel that plays straight through.
On this channelFirm 22 Radio feed
Carries the Firm 22 Radio feed until its own playlist is loaded in the Back Office.
Channel 805Old School▶ Tune In
Music channelOld School
The classics you grew up on — funk, soul, and R&B throwbacks in one nonstop stream.
On this channelFirm 22 Radio feed
Carries the Firm 22 Radio feed until its own playlist is loaded in the Back Office.
Channel 806Kids & Family▶ Tune In
Music channelKids & Family
Clean, fun, family-safe music playing continuously — the channel parents can leave on.
On this channelFirm 22 Radio feed
Carries the Firm 22 Radio feed until its own playlist is loaded in the Back Office.
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Start the day with news, culture, wellness, community, and a fresh perspective.
Classics Library — Free Lane • Public Domain • Internet Archive & Wikimedia Commons
Free forever. Classics included.
This is the setup — shelves filled on day one with verified public-domain titles from the Internet Archive. No membership needed for this lane. Press Play on any card and it loads right in the player, while Originals and collaborator premieres build on top.
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Showing 77 titles — free to watch
Movies
14 titles • FeaturesFree1963Charade (1963)
Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant in Paris, chasing a stolen fortune with everybody lying about who they are. Stylish, funny, and the headline title for the Movies row.
Public Domain
Free1940His Girl Friday (1940)
Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell trade the fastest dialogue in Hollywood history. A newspaper editor will do anything to keep his star reporter — and ex-wife — on the story.
Public Domain
Free1959Plan 9 from Outer Space (1959)
Ed Wood’s legendary cult classic with Bela Lugosi. Aliens raise the dead to stop humanity — perfect late-night, talk-back, community-watch energy.
Public Domain
Free1950The Jackie Robinson Story (1950)
Jackie Robinson stars as himself, with Ruby Dee, in the story of the season that changed baseball forever — the headline title on Channel 02 Sports.
Public Domain
Free1926The General (1926)
Buster Keaton's masterpiece: a Confederate engineer chases his stolen locomotive through enemy lines in the greatest silent action comedy ever made.
Public Domain
Free1923Safety Last! (1923)
Harold Lloyd's thrill comedy, ending with the most famous clock-face climb in movie history.
Public Domain
Free1924Sherlock Jr. (1924)
Buster Keaton plays a projectionist who dreams himself into the movie he's showing — a short, perfect silent comedy.
Public Domain
Free1937A Star Is Born (1937)
The original version of the Hollywood fame story: a rising star and the fading leading man who loves her. Janet Gaynor and Fredric March.
Public Domain
Free1941Meet John Doe (1941)
Frank Capra's Depression-era drama: a newspaper stunt turns a nobody into a national folk hero. Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck.
Public Domain
Free1936My Man Godfrey (1936)
A rich family hires a 'forgotten man' as their butler — and he turns out to be the sanest person in the house. The definitive screwball comedy.
Public Domain
Free1941Penny Serenade (1941)
Irene Dunne and Cary Grant in a tender story of a marriage, told through the records they collected along the way.
Public Domain
Free1945Detour (1945)
The leanest, meanest film noir ever made: a hitchhiker, a dead man, and a ride that ruins his life.
Public Domain
Free1950D.O.A. (1950)
A man walks into a police station to report his own murder: he's been poisoned and has days to find out who did it.
Public Domain
Free1949Africa Screams (1949)
Abbott and Costello stumble through a safari of lions, gorillas, and treasure maps in this jungle-comedy romp.
Public Domain
New and Modern
9 titles • Free • CC & public domain
Free2023Wing It! (2023)
Blender Studio’s cartoon short in a classic hand-drawn style — a cat with flying ambitions, one very experimental aircraft, and a takeoff nobody planned for.
Wing It! © Blender Studio — licensed under CC BY
CC BY
Free2021Sprite Fright (2021)
Blender Studio’s horror-comedy short — a group of teenagers heads into the woods on a camping trip and picks a fight with the mushroom sprites who actually live there.
Sprite Fright © Blender Studio — licensed under CC BY
CC BY
Free2019Spring (2019)
Blender Institute’s wordless fantasy short — a young shepherdess and her dog face the ancient spirits of the forest to break an endless winter and bring back the spring.
Spring © Blender Institute — licensed under CC BY 4.0
CC BY 4.0
Free2018Seder-Masochism (2018)
Nina Paley’s animated musical feature retelling the story of Exodus — Moses, the Goddess, the plagues, and the Angel of Death, danced and sung with irreverent, hand-made energy.
Seder-Masochism © Nina Paley — released into the public domain by the artist
Public Domain
Free2008Sita Sings the Blues (2008)
Nina Paley’s celebrated animated feature — the Ramayana told through Sita’s eyes, set to 1920s jazz recordings by Annette Hanshaw and woven together with a modern-day breakup story.
Sita Sings the Blues © Nina Paley — shared freely under CC0 / Creative Commons
CC0
Free2006Elephants Dream (2006)
The world’s first open movie, made entirely with free software — two travelers, Proog and Emo, explore a strange, endless Machine that builds itself as they walk.
Elephants Dream © Blender Foundation — licensed under CC BY 3.0
CC BY 3.0
Free2010Sintel (2010)
Blender Foundation’s fantasy short — a young woman crosses mountains and deserts searching for Scales, the baby dragon she once rescued, and learns what growing up costs.
Sintel © Blender Foundation — licensed under CC BY 3.0
CC BY 3.0
Free2012Tears of Steel (2012)
Blender Foundation’s live-action sci-fi short — forty years after robots overran Amsterdam, a group of scientists re-stages the day it happened to change the past and save the future.
Tears of Steel © Blender Foundation — licensed under CC BY 3.0
CC BY 3.0
Free2008Big Buck Bunny (2008)
Blender Foundation’s beloved comedy short — a gentle giant rabbit finally snaps after one prank too many from three forest rodents, and the forest becomes his workshop of revenge.
Big Buck Bunny © Blender Foundation — licensed under CC BY 3.0
CC BY 3.0
Family
3 titles • All ages
Free1939Gulliver’s Travels (1939)
Fleischer Studios’ full-length cartoon feature — Gulliver washes ashore in Lilliput, where two tiny kingdoms are about to go to war over a song.
Public Domain
Free1942The Jungle Book (1942)
Sabu as Mowgli, raised by wolves, caught between the jungle and the village. Alexander Korda’s Technicolor adventure — a true family matinee.
Public Domain
Free1952Jack and the Beanstalk (1952)
Abbott & Costello’s take on the fairy tale — Costello climbs the beanstalk, meets the giant, and turns a bedtime story into slapstick family fun.
Public Domain
Kids & Cartoons
17 titles • Shorts
Free1936Popeye Meets Sindbad the Sailor (1936)
Popeye’s first color featurette — Sindbad declares himself the greatest sailor alive, and Popeye sails in to prove him wrong.
Public Domain
Free1941Superman: The Mechanical Monsters (1941)
One of the legendary Fleischer Superman shorts — giant robots rob a jewel exhibit, and Clark Kent finds a phone booth.
Public Domain
Free1943Falling Hare (1943)
Bugs Bunny meets a gremlin who sabotages planes — and for once, Bugs is the one getting outsmarted. A Looney Tunes favorite.
Public Domain
Free1932Minnie the Moocher — Betty Boop
Betty Boop runs away and lands in a haunted cave with Cab Calloway performing “Minnie the Moocher.” Musical cartoon history.
Public Domain
The Dover Boys at Pimento University (1942)
Tom, Dick, and Larry Dover — the upright young men of Pimento University — race to save Dora from the villainous Dan Backslide. The Chuck Jones classic that rewired cartoon timing.
Public Domain • Wikimedia Commons
Swat the Fly — Betty Boop (1935)
One housefly turns Betty Boop’s kitchen into a battleground — and the fly is winning. A Fleischer Studios comedy short.
Public Domain • Wikimedia Commons
Betty Boop and Grampy (1935)
Betty drops in on Grampy, the cheerful inventor whose house runs on pulleys, levers, and pure cartoon engineering — until the party starts.
Public Domain • Wikimedia Commons
Free1928Steamboat Willie (1928)
The cartoon that launched Mickey Mouse: Mickey at the wheel, whistling his way into animation history.
Public Domain
Free1928Plane Crazy (1928)
Mickey's first cartoon ever made: he builds his own airplane and takes Minnie for a wild ride.
Public Domain
Free1929The Skeleton Dance (1929)
Skeletons rise from a graveyard at midnight and dance until dawn. The very first Silly Symphony — spooky, musical, and perfect.
Public Domain
Free1933Betty Boop in Snow White (1933)
Betty Boop's surreal Snow White, with Cab Calloway rotoscoped as Koko the Clown singing 'St. James Infirmary Blues.' A Fleischer masterpiece.
Public Domain
Free1937Popeye Meets Ali Baba's Forty Thieves (1937)
Popeye's second color two-reel special: he and Olive Oyl take on Abu Hassan and his forty thieves in the desert.
Public Domain
Free1939Popeye: Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp (1939)
The last of the Fleischer Popeye specials, in Technicolor: Popeye as Aladdin, Olive as the princess, and a genie with jokes.
Public Domain
Free1942Superman: The Magnetic Telescope (1942)
A scientist's magnetic telescope pulls a comet toward Metropolis — and only Superman can push it back. Fleischer's Superman in peak form.
Public Domain
Free1942Superman: Volcano (1942)
A dormant volcano erupts over a city in the shadow of the mountain, and Superman races the lava to save Lois Lane.
Public Domain
Free1941Pantry Panic — Woody Woodpecker (1941)
Woody's fourth cartoon and his only public-domain one: winter is coming, the pantry is empty, and a hungry cat has plans of his own.
Public Domain
Free1936Christmas Comes But Once a Year (1936)
Professor Grampy saves Christmas at an orphanage with a house full of inventions. A Fleischer Color Classic full of heart.
Public Domain
Sports
7 titles • Fight films & features
Free1953The Joe Louis Story (1953)
The life of the Brown Bomber, from Detroit poverty to the heavyweight crown — the defining boxing biography of its era, starring Coley Wallace as Louis.
Public Domain
Free1920Headin' Home (1920)
Babe Ruth plays himself in his first starring film: a small-town slugger fights crooked gamblers and makes it to the Yankees.
Public Domain
Free1910Jack Johnson vs. James J. Jeffries (1910)
The original 'Fight of the Century': Jack Johnson defends the heavyweight title against Jim Jeffries in Reno, July 4, 1910. Historic fight footage.
Public Domain
Free1921Jack Dempsey vs. Georges Carpentier (1921)
Boxing's first million-dollar gate: Dempsey defends the heavyweight crown against France's Carpentier before 91,000 fans in Jersey City.
Public Domain
Free1927Gene Tunney vs. Jack Dempsey — The Long Count (1927)
The most argued-about fight in boxing history: Tunney down in the seventh, the referee's delayed count, and a championship saved. Chicago, 1927.
Public Domain
Free1913Jack Johnson Newsreel (1913)
Rare newsreel footage of Jack Johnson, the first Black heavyweight champion, in training and in the ring during his title years.
Public Domain
Free1936Max Schmeling Highlights Reel (1936)
Newsreel highlights of Germany's Max Schmeling, the former heavyweight champion whose two fights with Joe Louis gripped the world.
Public Domain
Horror & Sci-Fi
10 titles • Horror & sci-fi features
Free1968Night of the Living Dead (1968)
George A. Romero's original zombie landmark: strangers barricade a farmhouse as the dead rise outside. The film that invented the modern zombie.
Public Domain
Free1959House on Haunted Hill (1959)
Vincent Price offers five guests $10,000 each to survive one night in a haunted house. William Castle's gimmick-horror classic.
Public Domain
Free1962Carnival of Souls (1962)
After surviving a car crash, a woman is drawn to a deserted carnival pavilion and a pale stranger who keeps appearing. Dreamlike, low-budget horror perfection.
Public Domain
Free1964The Last Man on Earth (1964)
Vincent Price is the lone survivor of a plague that turned everyone else into vampires. The first screen version of I Am Legend.
Public Domain
Free1960The Little Shop of Horrors (1960)
Roger Corman's two-day wonder: a nerdy florist, a man-eating plant named Audrey Jr., and a very young Jack Nicholson.
Public Domain
Free1963Dementia 13 (1963)
Francis Ford Coppola's first feature: a scheming widow, an Irish castle, and an axe murderer working through the family.
Public Domain
Free1932White Zombie (1932)
Bela Lugosi as Murder Legendre, a Haitian voodoo master raising zombies for his sugar mill. The first feature-length zombie film.
Public Domain
Free1959Teenagers from Outer Space (1959)
Alien teens land on Earth to raise giant lobster monsters, but one of them falls for an Earth girl. Glorious drive-in sci-fi.
Public Domain
Free1959The Wasp Woman (1959)
A cosmetics queen injects wasp enzymes to stay young — and starts turning into something with a sting. Roger Corman drive-in sci-fi.
Public Domain
Free1961The Phantom Planet (1961)
An astronaut crashes on a tiny asteroid world, shrinks to six inches tall, and gets caught between two alien races.
Public Domain
TV Classics
7 titles • Classic episodes & serials
Free1962The Beverly Hillbillies — The Clampetts Strike Oil (1962)
The very first episode: Jed Clampett strikes oil, gets rich, and moves the family to Beverly Hills. The pilot of one of TV's biggest sitcoms ever.
Public Domain
Free1960Bonanza — Bitter Water (1960)
A Season 1 trip to the Ponderosa: a rancher scheming for the Cartwrights' water rights tests Ben, Adam, Hoss, and Little Joe.
Public Domain
Free1952Dragnet — The Big September Man (1952)
Joe Friday hunts a check forger across Los Angeles — 'just the facts' in the taut, deadpan style that defined TV crime drama.
Public Domain
Free1949The Lone Ranger — Enter the Lone Ranger (1949)
The origin story that started it all: the ambush at Bryant's Gap, Tonto's rescue, and the birth of the Lone Ranger. The 1949 TV premiere episodes.
Public Domain
Free1959One Step Beyond — The Dark Room (1959)
A photographer in Paris develops a roll of film and finds a stranger standing in her pictures — one of the great eerie episodes of the classic anthology.
Public Domain
Free1955The Adventures of Robin Hood — The Dream (1955)
Richard Greene's Robin Hood, the definitive TV version: a prophetic dream puts Robin and the Sheriff on a collision course.
Public Domain
Free1952Radar Men from the Moon — Chapter 1: Moon Rocket (1952)
Commando Cody, Sky Marshal of the Universe, rockets to the Moon to stop Retik's invasion plans. Chapter 1 of the classic Republic serial — all 12 chapters sit in the same Archive item.
Public Domain
Faith & Family
10 titles • Faith & family favorites
Free1927The King of Kings (1927)
Cecil B. DeMille's sweeping silent epic of the life of Christ, from the ministry to the Resurrection — still one of the most-watched Jesus films ever made.
Public Domain
Free1923The Ten Commandments (1923)
DeMille's original silent version: the Exodus story in biblical spectacle, intercut with a modern tale of two brothers and the Commandments.
Public Domain
Free1925Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ (1925)
The silent Ben-Hur with Ramon Novarro: betrayal, slavery, the sea battle, and the chariot race that still stuns — framed by the story of Christ.
Public Domain
Free1941The Blood of Jesus (1941)
Spencer Williams' landmark faith drama: a dying woman journeys between Heaven and the crossroads of temptation. A cornerstone of Black cinema, preserved in the National Film Registry.
Public Domain
Free1939The Great Commandment (1939)
In Roman-occupied Judea, a young zealot bent on revenge hears Jesus teach the great commandment — and it changes his path.
Public Domain
Free1939The Little Princess (1939)
Shirley Temple as Sara Crewe: left penniless at a boarding school while her father is missing in the war, she holds onto hope and kindness. In Technicolor.
Public Domain
Free1936Little Lord Fauntleroy (1936)
A Brooklyn boy discovers he's heir to an English earldom, and his honesty melts his grandfather's heart. Freddie Bartholomew and Mickey Rooney.
Public Domain
Free1920Pollyanna (1920)
Mary Pickford in the original 'glad girl' classic: an orphan's gratitude game transforms a bitter town. Silent-era family sunshine.
Public Domain
Free1920The Mark of Zorro (1920)
Douglas Fairbanks creates the masked hero: by day a lazy nobleman, by night the sword of justice in old California. The swashbuckler that started them all.
Public Domain
Free1935Scrooge (1935)
Seymour Hicks as Ebenezer Scrooge in the first sound film version of Dickens' A Christmas Carol — ghosts, regret, and redemption.
Public Domain
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Our flyers say free channels in Spanish and French — so here they are, for real, plus Hindi, Japanese, Mandarin, German, and Russian. Every film below is a verified public-domain classic in its own language, streaming free from the Internet Archive. Tap any poster and it plays in the network player above. No sign-up, no card, no catch.
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Español — Channel 08
Clásicos del cine latinoamericano — silent-era landmarks with Spanish intertitles
Français — Channel 09
Chefs-d’œuvre du cinéma français — French masters, free for everyone
Bollywood Gold — Channel 10
India’s founding classics — Hindi and Marathi, straight from cinema’s first decades
Japanese Classics — Channel 11
Rare survivors from Japan’s first film generations
Chinese Classics — Channel 12
Shanghai’s golden age — the definitive pre-war Chinese films
Deutsch — Channel 13
German silent masters — the films that invented horror and sci-fi
Russian Masters — Channel 14
Soviet montage legends — the films every film school teaches
Every World Channel title is public domain and streams from the Internet Archive — the same free lane as the Classics Library, in the languages our flyers promise. Silent-era films carry their original-language intertitles; sound films play in their original language. If a language channel is on a flyer, the films are right here — that is the deal.
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We believe the next essential series, film, song, or conversation can come from outside the usual rooms. Our mission is to give fearless work a channel, give creators a true audience, and build a network where originality is the standard.
- 01Center the creatorProtect the voice, vision, and perspective that made the work matter in the first place.
- 02Open the frameMake room for stories, communities, and forms the mainstream keeps missing.
- 03Build lasting connectionTurn viewers into community and independent work into shared culture.
Community page — nonprofit footage on the network
The community, on air.
Nonprofits, schools, faith organizations, and community groups do the work every day — this page puts that work on television. Submit footage from your events, programs, and fundraisers, and approved pieces air in the network's Community Spotlight block and stream on demand right here.
- 01Send the footageFill in the form with your organization, a link to the video — an event recap, program highlight, PSA, performance, or community story — and what viewers should know about it.
- 02We check rights and fitEvery submission is reviewed before it airs: the footage has to be yours to share, credited to your organization, and right for a general audience.
- 03It airs on the networkApproved footage runs in the Community Spotlight block on Talk & Reality and in the on-demand rail below, with your organization's name on it — your work, in front of the network's audience.
Submissions added here preview instantly in the Community Spotlight rail below, on this device. To put your footage in front of every viewer, tap “Download submission packet” after submitting and send that file in with your footage link — approved submissions are then scheduled into the Community Spotlight block network-wide.
Community Spotlight
Nonprofit footage on the network — tap a poster to watch it in the player
No community footage yet.Be the first organization on the rail — submit your footage with the form above and it appears here, ready to play.
Creator submissions
Bring us the work they overlooked.
Independent creators, filmmakers, producers, musicians, animators, hosts, and storytellers: we want to know what you are making and why only you can make it.
Submission contact details will be announced with the network launch.
- 01Your projectTitle, format, genre, runtime, and a concise logline.
- 02Your storyA short creator bio and why this work matters now.
- 03Your materialsA private viewing link, trailer, reel, or selected work sample.
- 04Your planCurrent production stage, rights status, and what you are seeking.
Back Office — uploads panel on this device
Add your uploads.
This is your door into the network — no waiting on anyone. Add a title, poster, and video, and it appears on the “New on Chosen One” shelf above and plays in the main player. Works right here, even when support is offline. Heads-up: this panel sits open on the page and only changes what this device shows — it can't publish to or delete anything from the public site. A private owner login arrives with the hosted launch; until then, publishing runs through the uploads list below.
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- No uploads yet — your added titles will be listed here with a Remove button.