Films and series not to miss this November From “Possible Love” to “Wild Horse Nine”, a month of masterpieces

November cinema brings films from all over the world. Not just American titles, from the blockbuster The Hunger Games to the comedy Meet the Parents, but also numerous auteur films that, after screening at festivals, are making their way to the big screen. The lineup ranges from Hope to The Beloved, from Look Back to Fjord. The selection is extensive and expands further with new series releases, marked by several returns, including the second season of All’s Fair and the third season of The Rings of Power.

Below are all the films and series not to miss in November 2026.

All's Fair - on Disney+ from November 4

No matter how bad it was, All's Fair has earned itself a second season, arriving on Disney+ on November 4. The stars are once again the same: Kim Kardashian, Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Teyana Taylor, Sarah Paulson, and Glenn Close. A group of female lawyers navigating glamour, friendship, and scandals.

Wild Horse Nine - in theaters from November 5

One of the year's standout titles is undoubtedly Wild Horse Nine, a new film written and directed by the talented Martin McDonagh. This time, the leading duo consists of Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich, with the latter delivering one of the finest performances of his career. The story is set in 1973 and follows two CIA agents wandering around Easter Island, caught in a dance of tensions, professional duties, and personal matters that will eventually find resolution in this place so far removed from the rest of the world.

Hope - in theaters from November 5

It was one of the talking points of Cannes 2026. Hope is the science-fiction film by Na Hong-jin that shook up such an established film festival with the big-screen appearance of giant monsters and aliens from another galaxy. But what makes this film a must-see is its dynamic, relentless direction, which takes viewers right into the small town where the residents themselves will find themselves trapped. Pure energy.

If I Don't Return Tomorrow - in theaters from November 5

Paola Randi directs a film that deserves to be seen. If I Don't Return Tomorrow recounts the hours following the disappearance of Giulia Cecchettin and the discovery that she had been the victim of femicide. The film seeks to bring these events back into focus so that we learn to call things by their proper names and contribute another piece to the dismantling of a patriarchal society, the very system that led to the young woman's untimely death.

Possible Love - on Netflix from November 6

After a brief theatrical run, one of the finest titles from the latest edition of the Venice Film Festival arrives on Netflix on November 6, having also won the Grand Jury Prize. The film is Possible Love, directed and written by Lee Chang-dong. Exploring the relationship between private and public life, it follows the encounter between a documentary filmmaker and a factory worker who has been laid off and fallen into a deep depression. The filmmaker wants to record the man's testimony, but their growing acquaintance and the interactions between their respective families soon reveal divides that are difficult to bridge.

Melania Rea - on HBO Max Italy from November 6

The series Melania Rea arrives in four episodes, released weekly, recounting a tragic case from the past and present involving a crime that cut a young woman's life tragically short. The case made headlines across Italian television and newspapers, telling a story of control and possession with the most devastating of endings. Maria Esposito, known for Mare Fuori, plays Melania Rea, while Daniele Rienzo portrays Salvatore Parolisi.

The Traitors Italia 2 - on Prime Video from November 6

Following the success of the first season, the The Traitors format returns to Prime Video. In this game, contestants must discover who the traitors hiding among them are. The participants in this new edition are: Lorella Cuccarini, Giulia Salemi, Filippo Magnini, Giorgia Palmas, Gianluca Torre, Awed, Valentina Nappi, Mario Ermito, Biondo, Pasquale La Rocca, Jolanda Renga, Camihawke, Francesca Barra, and Daniele Gattano.

ChiaroScuro - on Netflix from November 11

Bringing the worlds of crime and art together is what the series ChiaroScuro does, arriving on Netflix on November 11. The investigations bring together an unlikely pair: art advisor Cosmo Speranza and Inspector Angelo Tiberi, played by Pierpaolo Spollon and Andrea Lattanzi. The cast also includes Matilde Gioli, Romana Maggiora Vergano, and Aurora Giovinazzo, with appearances by Paz Vega and Alessandro Preziosi.

The Rings of Power 3 - on Prime Video from November 11

The Rings of Power returns for its third season, with Middle-earth in the midst of a war and Sauron striving to achieve his goal of ruling every form of life in existence. In this apocalyptic scenario, the Free Peoples must find a way to unite their forces.

The Body - on Netflix from November 11

Quinn Shephard, creator of Under the Bridge, arrives on Netflix with the series The Body, set in a Catholic school where, alongside prayer, various sins are committed. The show promises to be bold and uninhibited: a teen drama that unfolds on Halloween night, when an initiation ritual ends in the worst possible way.

The Beloved - in theaters from November 12

Javier Bardem and Victoria Luengo face off in a father-daughter showdown in Rodrigo Sorogoyen's new film, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. In The Beloved, the two play an Oscar-winning director who wants to cast his daughter in his next film, risking the exposure of tensions rooted both in the characters' personal lives and in the professional and social environments they inhabit. Both actors deliver outstanding performances in a film defined by constant clashes that generate sparks.

La Gradiva - in theaters from November 12

It captivated audiences at Cannes and is now ready to win over the rest of the world. La Gradiva is the debut feature by Marine Atlan, following a group of French teenagers on the threshold of adulthood as they travel with their school to the archaeological excavations at Pompeii.

Look Back - in theaters from November 12

Master filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda returns to cinemas with his second film in a single year. Following Sheep in the Box, it's time for Look Back, a live-action adaptation of a manga that was turned into an anime in 2024, faithfully brought to the screen by the Japanese director and screenwriter. The story focuses on two girls who are very different from one another but share a passion for drawing. Their dream of becoming manga artists, however, evolves over time, leading the protagonists down separate paths, each shaped by her own destiny.

Godzilla Minus Zero - in theaters from November 12

The kaiju genre returns to cinemas on November 12 with Godzilla Minus Zero, the sequel to the acclaimed Godzilla Minus One from 2023. The film is set in 1949, with Japan still struggling to recover from the wounds of World War II and Godzilla's previous attack. When the monster returns once again, more terrifying than ever, desperate measures will be needed to fight for survival.

Scrooge and the Spirits of Christmas - in theaters from November 12

Ti West takes on a timeless tale, and we expect him to make it even darker than it already is. Scrooge revisits the famous character from A Christmas Carol in a film starring Johnny Depp. The story, however, remains the same: a miserly moneylender spends Christmas Eve alone, until he is visited by the spirits of the holiday season, who show him how deplorable his past has been and how tragic his future could be as a result.

12 12 12 - on Apple TV+ from November 13

Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan star in 12 12 12, a series arriving on Apple TV+ on November 13. It tells the story of a heist through three different perspectives, spanning the twelve months leading up to the planning, the twelve hours before the robbery, and the twelve days that follow. Mackie and Dornan play two opposites who clash over the course of these events: the former portrays an FBI agent going through a difficult period in his career, while the latter plays a professional criminal.

Madden - on Prime Video from November 18

The new film by David O. Russell will be available in Italy exclusively on streaming. From November 18, Madden tells the story of an extraordinary mind applied to the world of football. The film is based on a true story and stars Nicolas Cage and Christian Bale. They are joined by Kathryn Hahn, Sienna Miller, John Mulaney, and Shane Gillis.

Fjord - in theaters from November 19

Cristian Mungiu wins his second Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival with Fjord, a film about a deeply religious family whose approach to raising their children becomes a national controversy when the father is reported for abuse. The film examines a specific case to explore the extremisms of contemporary society, tackling concepts such as integration and privacy in an analytical and unprecedented way within the director's work.

The Altruist - on Netflix from November 19

Netflix brings a true story to the screen in episodic form, with The Altruist available on the platform from November 19. The series recounts the rise and fall of the cryptocurrency company FTX, through characters portrayed by Anthony Boyle and Julia Garner. It tells the story of an unsuccessful attempt to reshape the global financial system. The cast also includes Hudson Williams, Matt Rife, and Alex Lawther.

The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping - in theaters from November 19

Three years after The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, another spin-off from Suzanne Collins' literary saga, adapted for the big screen, arrives in theaters. The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping is a prequel centered this time on Haymitch Abernathy, played in the main films by Woody Harrelson, with Joseph Zada taking over the role in its younger incarnation. The cast is packed with talent, including Jesse Plemons, Elle Fanning, Kieran Culkin, Mckenna Grace, Maya Hawke, Ralph Fiennes, and Glenn Close.

Blade Runner 2099 - on Prime Video from November 25

Fifty years after the war between humans and replicants, the latter have come to dominate the world. Humans seem forced to live in the shadows, and it is in this setting that Cora, played by Hunter Schafer, seeks safety alongside Olwen, a replicant whose time is running out, portrayed by Michelle Yeoh. Their alliance rests on fragile foundations as the two set out to track down a fugitive who could call the society of the new Los Angeles into question in Blade Runner 2099.

The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth - in theaters from November 26

The month's strangest hybrid arrives in theaters on November 26 before landing on Netflix on December 23. The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth is a sequel and spin-off of Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood, again written by Quentin Tarantino, but this time directed by David Fincher. The title character is the iconic stuntman and all-around fixer played by Brad Pitt, who returns for this film set eight years after the events of the original. This time, he finds himself caught up in the chaos caused by a group of mysterious Los Angeles gangsters.

Hexe: The Kingdom of Witches - in theaters from November 26

Witches have arrived at Disney. Hexe: The Kingdom of Witches is the new animated film starring Billie Doe, an impulsive young girl who, after being expelled from school and discovering that she has magical abilities, sets off with her mother to a village to learn more about her powers.

Meet the Parents 4 - in theaters from November 26

The Meet the Parents film franchise returns for its fourth installment. Following the first film, released in 2000, and its sequels Meet the Fockers and Little Fockers, Meet the Parents 4 arrives in theaters, with Ariana Grande and Skyler Gisondo joining the cast. This time, Ben Stiller's character will have to deal not only with his father-in-law but also with his son's girlfriend, with whom he does not seem to hit it off right away.

The Night of Strawberries - in theaters from November 26

Ficarra and Picone return to the big screen under the direction of Alessandro Genovesi. They are joined by Anna Foglietta and Vittoria Puccini. The film, The Night of Strawberries, follows Valentino's (Picone) family as its balance is disrupted by the arrival of his wife's ex-husband, Salvo (Ficarra), at their home. His presence puts the relationships between the characters to the test, setting unexpected developments in motion.

You Can See Everything - in theaters from November 27

Showing in theaters for just three days as a special event, following a preview at the Turin Film Festival, You Can See Everything arrives as one of the season's major cinematic talking points and one of the highest-grossing documentaries ever recorded. Given the nature of the project undertaken by directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, we won't reveal too much about the film, other than that it focuses on Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos, who was at the center of a fraud controversy from 2015 to 2022.