The History of Concrete — November 3 (dir. John Wilson / VOD)
Genre: documentary
About: a documentary filmmaker explores concrete throughout New York City while drawing on the conventions of romantic comedies.

Resident Evil — November 3 (dir. Zach Cregger / VOD)
Genre: horror, action
About: an ordinary courier finds himself in Raccoon City during an outbreak of a deadly virus and struggles to survive among the infected.

Bad Apples — November 3 (dir. Jonatan Etzler / VOD)
Genre: thriller, comedy, mystery
About: a teacher accidentally locks an unruly student in her home and discovers that her class thrives without him. Starring Saoirse Ronan.

Primetime — November 3 (dir. Lance Oppenheim / VOD)
Genre: thriller, drama
About: a television host sets out to make TV history by producing a show about catching suspected pedophiles. Starring Robert Pattinson.

Sense and Sensibility — November 3 (dir. Georgia Oakley / VOD)
Genre: drama, romance
About: two sisters from an impoverished English family seek love and financial security in a society where their futures depend entirely on marriage.

Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother — November 3 (dir. Bassam Tariq / VOD)
Genre: action, thriller, drama
About: after his wife's death, a devoutly religious hitman raises his three children alone while simultaneously searching for baby formula and carrying out one last contract. Starring Mahershala Ali.

Making Marie Antoinette — November 6 (dir. Eleanor Coppola / Mubi)
Genre: documentary
About: a behind-the-scenes look at the filming of Sofia Coppola's "Marie Antoinette" at Versailles, captured through the eyes of her mother.

Possible Love — November 6 (dir. Lee Chang-dong / Netflix)
Genre: drama
About: an encounter between two unconventional families exposes their class differences and hidden desires. Winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the 2026 Venice Film Festival.

Musk — November 6 (dir. Alex Gibney / VOD)
Genre: documentary
About: a documentary investigation into Elon Musk's transformation from a tech entrepreneur into an influential political figure.

American Doctor — November 10 (dir. Poh Si Teng / VOD)
Genre: documentary
About: American doctors of Palestinian, Jewish, and Zoroastrian backgrounds save wounded patients in hospitals across the Gaza Strip.

Atonement — November 10 (dir. Reed Van Dyk / VOD)
Genre: drama
About: a Marine responsible for the deaths of Iraqi civilians searches for their surviving relatives to ask for forgiveness.

Misty Green — November 10 (dir. Chris Rock / Netflix)
Genre: drama, comedy
About: over the course of seven days, a once-successful actress searches for work and a place to live as her career rapidly fades. Starring Adam Driver and Daniel Kaluuya.

Heart of the Beast — November 10 (dir. David Ayer / VOD)
Genre: action, thriller
About: after a plane crash, a Special Forces veteran and his loyal dog find themselves stranded in the Alaskan wilderness. Starring Brad Pitt.

Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty! — November 10 (dir. Josef Kubota Wladyka / VOD)
Genre: sci-fi, romance, comedy
About: a ballroom dancing enthusiast experiences a tragedy that isolates her from the rest of the world, but her hobby eventually becomes her salvation.

Avedon — November 11 (dir. Ron Howard / Netflix)
Genre: documentary
About: a portrait of Richard Avedon, the photographer who transformed fashion and portrait photography.

The Odyssey — November 17 (dir. Christopher Nolan / VOD)
Genre: fantasy, action
About: after the Trojan War, the king of Ithaca longs to return to his wife and son but must face mythical monsters and the wrath of the gods. Starring Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, and others.

Madden — November 18 (dir. David O. Russell / Prime Video)
Genre: drama, comedy
About: an American football coach wins the Super Bowl, becomes a commentator, and helps create a series of sports video games. Starring Nicolas Cage and Christian Bale.

Gentle Monster — November 18 (dir. Marie Kreutzer / Netflix)
Genre: drama
About: a pianist moves to the suburbs with her family in an attempt to help her husband recover from severe burnout, only to discover his dark side. Starring Léa Seydoux and Catherine Deneuve.

You Had to Be There — November 20 (dir. Nick Davis / VOD)
Genre: documentary
About: the story of a 1972 Canadian production of the musical "Godspell" that brought together future comedy stars Martin Short, Eugene Levy, and Gilda Radner.

The Samurai and the Prisoner — November 24 (dir. Kiyoshi Kurosawa / VOD)
Genre: mystery
About: a samurai must tackle two problems at once — defending a castle under siege and uncovering the culprit behind a series of mysterious murders.

Wicker — November 24 (dir. Alex Huston Fischer, Eleanor Wilson / VOD)
Genre: fantasy, romance, comedy
About: tired of being alone, a fisherwoman acquires a husband woven from wicker, but her unexpected happiness sparks discord. Starring Olivia Colman, Alexander Skarsgård, and Peter Dinklage.

Fjord — November 24 (dir. Cristian Mungiu / VOD)
Genre: drama
About: a devout family comes under scrutiny in a Norwegian village when bruises are discovered on their child. Winner of the Palme d'Or at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.

The Mosquito Bowl — November 25 (dir. Peter Berg / Netflix)
Genre: drama, war
About: four college football stars enlist to fight in World War II and take part in a game before the Battle of Okinawa that will be the last for many of them. Starring Bill Skarsgård.