Goojara — Open-access movies & series
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Frequently asked
Is Goojara actually free to use?
How many movies and shows are there?
Why are there so many server tabs on the player?
Do you store any video files yourselves?
Can I request a movie or show that is missing?
Is the site safe on mobile?
A note from the Goojara team
Goojara is a streaming index — a focused front door for movies and TV shows that already live on the open web. We do the legwork of finding stable players for each title and stitching the metadata together so you can browse, click and watch. The interface stays out of the way on purpose.
How the catalogue grows
Every day, fresh titles are pulled in: theatrical releases as soon as they have viable embeds, returning series the night their episodes air, and back-catalogue picks for the long tail. Each title gets paired with multiple players so a single host going down doesn't take a film offline.
What you can do here
- Browse the latest additions sorted by release date.
- Filter movies by genre and release year.
- Browse TV series across 24 genres.
- Type a title in the search box at the top to jump straight to it.
- Request something if it's missing — we add a queue of these every week.
Player and playback
The detail pages mount the player inline. If a server stops working, the side panel lists alternates labelled by their host. Switching is one click and the iframe re-loads in place. Subtitles default to English where the host supports it, and most servers honour fullscreen + picture-in-picture.