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Red Screen

Films, shows, kids' programming and creators, with Red's own originals from the start.

Red Screen originals

Made by Muslim.Red, from the first day of Red Screen.

  • Salaam Street

    • Red Screen original

    Show, 2026, ages 13 and up

    Two friends visit a different Muslim-owned business in a new city every week and ask how it got started.

  • The Last Bakery on Warren Avenue

    • Red Screen original

    Film, 2026, all ages

    A baker in Dearborn has one week to save the shop her grandfather opened, and the neighborhood has other plans.

Films

  • Winter Nights

    • Coming January 1, 2027

    Film, 2025, ages 13 and up

    A quiet drama about three generations of one family gathering for the long nights of winter. Coming in January.

  • Tales of Nasreddin Hodja

    • Free to watch

    Film, 1925, all ages

    Six short animated tales of the wise and funny Hodja, from a story collection in the public domain.

  • Desert Lanterns

    Film, 2023, all ages

    A documentary about the night markets of Marrakech and the families who have run the same stalls for generations.

Shows

Shows appear here as they are licensed and published.

For kids

Kids' programming never carries ads or sponsors, and a kids profile shows nothing else.

  • Zayd and the Garden

    • For kids

    Show, 2026, all ages

    A seven-year-old and his grandmother grow a garden and learn something new each week about taking care of the earth.

All of Red Screen for kids

The creators

The people who make what you watch, each with their own profile on Muslim.Red.

Meet the creators on Red Screen

Plans

  • Monthly

    $4.99

    a month, plus sales tax where it applies. Renews each month until you cancel.

  • Yearly

    $39.99

    a year, plus sales tax where it applies. Renews each year until you cancel.

    Saves $19.89 a year compared with monthly.

See the plans

Every title is licensed

  • Red Screen originals are Muslim.Red's own.
  • Someone else's film or show is shown under a license we record, with the dates it may be shown, and its page says whose it is.
  • Public-domain titles say where they came from.
  • When a license ends, its title stops playing on Red Screen.

Questions people ask

What is Red Screen?
Red Screen is the films, shows and kids' programming section of Muslim.Red, with Red Screen originals made by Muslim.Red, and a page for the creators behind them.
What does it cost?
Red Screen is $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year, plus sales tax where it applies. Titles marked "Free to watch" play for anyone, with or without a subscription.
How do I cancel?
Any time, with one button on your account page. Your subscription then stops renewing, you keep watching until the end of the time you paid for, and nothing more is charged.
Is Red Screen safe for kids?
Kids' programming never carries ads or sponsors. You can add a kids profile that shows and plays kids' programming only, and set a PIN that is asked for whenever someone leaves it.
Why did a title leave Red Screen?
Every title on Red Screen has a license: our own for originals, a license with its own dates for someone else's work, or the public domain. When a license ends, the title stops playing.
Are there ads?
No. Some titles have a sponsor, always labeled "Sponsored" with who paid, and nothing for kids is ever sponsored.
What does Red Screen keep about what I watch?
Nothing about you. We count how many times each title starts each day, without recording who, and we keep no viewing history.