Visit this page to learn more about the Library's DVD and videocassette collections, discover a new favorite movie or film director, read up on your film trivia and more! You will also find helpful links to other film-related web sites.

| Doctor Zhivago | Let the Right One In |
| Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind | Love Actually |
| Fargo | Miracle |
| Frozen River | New Year's Eve |
| Groundhog Day | The Shining |
| Happy Feet | The Thing |
| The Holiday | Wind Chill |
| It's a Wonderful Life | Wonder Boys |
We now own a collection of DVDs for those who are blind or otherwise visually impaired. The DVDs contain descriptive audio tracks on which a narrator describes actions, gestures, scene changes, and other visual information.
The collection includes many titles such as The 39 Steps, His Girl Friday, My Man Godfrey, Night of the Living Dead, and Stagecoach.
Please check them out and enjoy them!
IndieFlix is a new streaming independent movie service available for library customers through Recorded Books Digital. Choose from over 4,500 award-wining shorts, features and documentaries from more than 50 countries. Selections include the best of many film festivals, including Sundance, Cannes, and Tribeca. To access this collection, you will need to set up an account with IndieFlix and Recorded Books; you can use the same password if you have an existing account with RBDigital. Films can be viewed on Apple, Android, and all Internet-enabled devices.
Werner Herzog

| Aguirre: The Wrath of God | Grizzly Man |
| Cave of Forgotten Dreams | Into the Abyss |
| Encounters at the End of the World | My Best Fiend - Klaus Kinski |
| Fitzcarraldo | My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done |

Love them or hate them, Roger Ebert's movie reviews have been a source of thought-provoking information for decades. Mr. Ebert passed away on April 4. You can read some of the many tributes written for him on his web site.
The Internet Movie Database: A huge searchable collection of film information including actor filmographies, trivia, and soundtrack listings.
AllMovie: Provides reviews and plots for thousands of films.
Rotten Tomatoes: Film ratings are provided based on the number of positive reviews a film has received in the press. You can reach the reviews through links provided on each film's page.
Movies.com: Offers reviews, online trailers, and release dates.
His review for the 1960 film La Dolce Vita was one of the very first that Roger Ebert ever wrote.