There is a strong slate this November across streaming platforms, featuring premieres and new releases that draw from books, biographies, and vivid storytelling. The lineup blends science fiction romance, documentary profiles, and eco-thrillers, with fresh takes on familiar names and topics. A variety of original productions arrives, inviting audiences to explore human stories, social issues, and cinematic craftsmanship from North America to beyond.
1. Hurricane Season
The adaptation of a critically acclaimed novel by Fernanda Melchor unfolds as a tense rural drama that spirals into a vivid portrait of violence and community secrets. Guided by Elisa Miller, the film weaves a chilling thriller with a grounded landscape, offering a stark look at fear and resilience in a small town. Its opening moment—children discovering a body in a canal—unlocks a cascade of revelations about hidden histories and the price of silence.
2. Thieves
A sharp blend of action and wit elevates this caper. A seasoned thief contemplates retirement while orchestrating one final heist with a bold group of women. With a dynamic cast, the film balances high-stakes heist momentum with character-driven humor, delivering a stylish, entertaining ride from start to finish.
3. Nails (This Will Hurt)
Set between quirky romantic comedy and low-key sci-fi, this story follows a young woman who begins work at a company dedicated to a precise control technique. The film centers on the rhythm of relationships and the uneasy harmony of couples who believe they are in love, offering a thoughtful, offbeat perspective on connection and coercion. The cast shines, anchored by a standout performance from the lead.
4. Sly
This documentary traces Sylvester Stallone’s career and personal journey, drawing on archival material and intimate interviews to map the arc of a modern icon. Through conversations with notable figures and a curated look at key roles, the film presents a layered portrait of ambition, fame, and craft that shaped several decades of cinema.
5. Alleluhaj
In a warm, ensemble comedy-drama, a hospital staff navigates daily life and the fragility of care. Directed by a filmmaker known for insightful character studies, the story follows a team in a geriatric unit where continuity is at stake. Judi Dench leads a strong cast, delivering warmth, humor, and humanity against the backdrop of a bustling medical setting.
6. Sabotage (How to Explode a Pipeline)
An eco-thriller inspired by a prominent non-fiction work explores climate activism and bold methods of protest. The narrative follows a group of environmental protesters who push limits to make their message heard. The film uses rigorous documentary-style storytelling to interrogate the ethics and consequences of direct action in the fight against climate change.
7. The Life of Albert Brooks
Rob Reiner profiles the comedy master through his life and films, with special emphasis on his iconic work and enduring influence. The documentary weaves together reflections from peers and collaborators, offering a portrait that blends humor, craft, and the personal journey of a filmmaker known for sharp observational wit.
8. I Won’t Ask Anyone to Believe Me
Adapted from a novel, this story follows a writer who becomes entangled with a criminal network while pursuing an academic opportunity in Europe. The plot layers ambition, danger, and personal discovery as the protagonist navigates loyalty, risk, and fate. A compelling cast anchors the tension and emotional stakes throughout the journey.
9. Elena Knows
A powerful family drama from a renowned Argentinian director centers on a woman who takes charge of uncovering the mystery surrounding her daughter’s death. The film unfolds with intimate performances and a deliberate, emotional pace, drawing the audience into a careful investigation that blends grief, resilience, and resolve.
10. Spyboy: The Christmas Coward’s Tale
This classic, richly documented documentary revisits a historic figure in theatrical and cinematic history. Rich archival material traces the personal and professional life of the beloved British actor and writer, whose work helped shape mid-20th-century cinema and theater. The narrative threads together childhood memories with the creation of landmark stories that continue to resonate with audiences.