Where to watch Tram (2012) in Canada
- Movie
- Canada
- 7m
Which language do you want to watch Tram in?
Pick a language to see where it streams. On OTT in 3 countries and 1 languages.
French audio is available in
Streaming in Canada
Want this in another language?
Tell us which one. We publish the counts openly on most requested dubs, so platforms and distributors can see what people are actually asking for.
Story
An ordinary morning commute transforms into something unexpected when a tram conductor's imagination takes over. As passengers board for their daily journey to work, the rhythmic sounds of the ticket machine trigger a shift in perception. Reality blurs into a surreal, dreamlike sequence that plays with desire and fantasy, turning a mundane public transport scene into something altogether different and imaginative.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I watch Tram in Canada?
Tram is available in Canada on MUBI and Prime Video. Use the buttons above to open the official platform.
Is Tram on a subscription in Canada?
Yes. In Canada it is included with MUBI and Prime Video — no extra rental charge.
Which audio languages are available in Canada?
Tram is offered with French audio in Canada.
Is Tram leaving MUBI in Canada?
Yes. MUBI lists it until 15 Apr 2027 in Canada, so that is the last day to watch it there.
When was Tram added to MUBI in Canada?
It showed up on MUBI in Canada on 15 Apr 2025.
Does Tram have English subtitles in Canada?
Yes. English subtitles are listed on MUBI in Canada.
Is Tram included with Prime Video in Canada?
It is a paid channel add-on on Prime Video in Canada, not part of the base plan — you pay for that channel separately.
Is Tram on Netflix in Canada?
No. In Canada it is not on Netflix right now. It is available on MUBI and Prime Video instead.
Is Tram on Prime Video in Canada?
Yes. Tram is on Prime Video in Canada (channel add-on).
Which other countries have Tram?
Tram is also listed in Australia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Malaysia, New Zealand, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, UAE, United Kingdom and United States. Each country has its own platforms and prices.
