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Not really, no. It can technically play some 3GP videos and extremely limited MP4 files, but it's super picky. Most MP4s you find online won't work at all. 3GP format is your best bet. MP4 files converted to very specific specs (H.264 Level 1.3, tiny resolution like 176x144, 10-15fps) . So, you'd need to convert videos on your computer first before transferring them.
What doesn't work is regular MP4s from YouTube, direct downloads through the phone, etc. Pretty much any "normal" video file.
Honestly, this phone is made for calls, texts, and music. If you want to watch videos, even a cheap smartphone would be way better. The Nokia 215 just isn't built for it.