PBS Kids Movies

PBS Kids Movies is a division of PBS Cinema and a brand of used to release family films. The first film under the banner was released in 2000. Originally, signed a deal with  to distribute the films, which would be financed by the producers of each film along with PBS' regular funders. Following the box office bombing of Whodunnit? A Share A Story Musical Mystery, PBS cancelled the agreement with Samuel Goldwyn Films, quickly forging a new deal with RKO Pictures, which produced movies from 2005-2009.

After a hiatus, the brand was resurrected in 2017, again under RKO Pictures.

2000

 * In the Mix: The Trouble with Young Leaders

2001

 * Dragon Tales: The Search for the 15 Keys
 * Mister Rogers' Neighborhood: The Movie
 * Ernie & Bert's Big Adventure

2002

 * Between the Lions: Share a Story
 * Timothy Goes to School: The Great Adventure!
 * George Shrinks: The Big Adventure
 * Zoom! into Action!
 * The Big Comfy Couch Goes West
 * Sagwa: The Movie
 * DragonflyTV: Snow Boardin' USA
 * Bedtime with Barney: The Perfectly Purple Planet Adventure
 * Muppets On The Run

2003

 * Zoboomafoo: Jungle Tracks!
 * Open A Book! The Reading Rainbow Movie
 * Dongwa's Movie!
 * This is My Sleepy Town
 * Eckhart: The Movie
 * Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?
 * Liberty's Kids: The Movie
 * Corduroy's Big Adventure!
 * It's Magic!
 * The Miracle Boy of the Diamond
 * Mole Miner: Quartz Madness!
 * Redwall: The Movie
 * Zoom! into a Musical Mystery
 * Elliot Moose Is on the Loose!
 * Zak and Wheezie's Big Circus Adventure
 * Oscar: The Biggest Disaster Movie

2004

 * Cyberchase: The Movie
 * Angelina Ballerina: The Movie
 * Sagwa: The Quest for the Jewels of the Forbidden City
 * The Berenstain Bears Movie
 * Redwall II: Heroes of the Sword
 * Caillou Presents: My Big Movie!
 * Arthur's BIG Movie
 * Whodunnit? A Share A Story Musical Mystery

2005

 * Sheegwa: My Own Journey

2007

 * Komi Komi: The Kovie

Cancelled releases

 * Jay Jay the Jet Plane: The Movie (aired as a TV film on in 2007)

Cancelled

 * The Electric Company

Released after Samuel Goldwyn/PBS split

 *  (put in turnaround during post-production, eventually released by Warner Bros.)
 *  (put in turnaround during post-production, eventually released by Universal Pictures)