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Watch Band of Sisters for free with your library card!

March 11, 2018 at 7:46 pm
Kanopy offers Band of Sisters to over 200 public libraries in the U.S. and over 1000 colleges worldwide

Now all you need is a public library card to stream Band of Sisters at home, for free, in over 200 cities, among them NYC, Toronto, L.A., Philadelphia, Phoenix, and San Francisco. Band of Sisters is streaming to public libraries, and 1000s of colleges, through Kanopy (an alternative to Netflix) which offers arthouse, independent, quality, literate content. To see if your library is signed up with Kanopy (or to request that they do) click here

 

Band of Sisters released on iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, Dish, Vubiquity, Microsoft, and Xfinity

March 21, 2017 at 10:01 pm

Millions of new (and old) fans around the U.S., in Canada, Ireland, Sweden, and the U.K. will now be able to watch Band of Sisters wherever and whenever they want! The movie can now be streamed, rented or purchased and downloaded via seven popular retailers:

iTunes (also available with Spanish subtitles)
Amazon
Google Play
Comast Xfinity (check your T.V. listing for Band of Sisters if you have Comcast cable)
Dish (check your T.V. listing if you have Dish)
Microsoft
Vubiquity

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About the Film

"I did exactly what the church asked me--and now, the church is looking at me like, where have you come from...who are you?" says Sister Nancy Sylvester, IHM (Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary), in Band of Sisters about the remarkable transformation of Catholic nuns in the United States since Vatican II of the 1960s, and the reaction of some members of the church hierarchy who oppose their changes. Perhaps more than any other group, U.S. nuns embraced Vatican II's call to serve where there was the greatest need.