Films and series to watch in streaming in September 2026 on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max, Disney+…
Beyond the film Ten Percent, we will see the return of The Gentlemen, the new seasons of Fauda, Slow Horses and Outlander: Blood of My Blood, but also Mayday with Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh or even Unabomber with Russell Crowe.
September 2
LEGO STAR WARS: THE MANDALORIAN – series – on Disney+
The Mandalorian and Grogu reunite with their unlikely allies at an epic party meant to celebrate their heroism. While their friends recount their adventures to an enthusiastic audience, a pirate attack disrupts the festivities.
September 3
THE GENTLEMEN, season 2 – series – on Netflix
Return of the Guy Ritchie series. Eddie has big plans to expand his thriving empire…with or without Bobby’s blessing. For her part, Susie begins to look for new ways to diversify her business.
CLASH OF THE THUNDERMAN – movie – on Paramount+
The Nickelodeon saga is back with a new film, still directed by Trevor Kirschner, which this time will pit the members of this super-family against each other.
CHAD POWERS, season 2 – series – on Disney+
Glen Powell puts on the wig of the enigmatic and talented college quarterback. He comes under increasing pressure as more people begin to notice the flaws in his incredible lie.
September 4
MAYDAY – movie – on Apple TV
Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh carry this crazy action film in the middle of the Cold War. Troy Kelly, of the US Navy, is forced to crash land during a mission over the USSR. He will have to survive in a wilderness while escaping his enemies and will be forced to ally himself with the eccentric Nikolai Ustinov, a former KGB agent.
September 7
THE LAST HOUR – series – on Arte.tv
Joseph Safieddine is directing this short series of 6 10-minute episodes, adapted from his comic strip Les Fusibles. Barely arriving in the country of her origins to discover them, Billie has to leave urgently because of an insurrection. Confined with her father at her grandfather’s house, weakened by Alzheimer’s, she only has an hour before the embassy arrives to delve into the family secrets. Sawsan Abès (Ourika) and Hiam Abbass (Succession) are in the cast.
September 8
FAUDA, season 5 – series – on Netflix
The benchmark Israeli series is back. Doron confronts his inner demons and new enemies when an old acquaintance’s quest for revenge leads him into a perilous infiltration in Marseille.
September 10
TEN PERCENT: THE MOVIE – film – on Netflix
Five years after the series, Andréa, who is preparing to shoot her first film, finds herself without a main actor and must call on her old team, for better or for worse. Written by Fanny Herrero, the film features Camille Cottin, Laure Calamy, Thibault de Montalembert and the other members of the gang.
September 11
PROFESSOR RAOULT VS THE CHERRY GANG – documentary – on HBO Max
Back in 2020, at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. In Marseille, Professor Didier Raoult claims to have a miracle cure: hydroxychloroquine. In a few weeks, the scientist becomes a star in France and a global phenomenon. But six anonymous people, teachers, researchers or caregivers, decide to verify his assertions. Gathered on social networks under the name “Cerises Trottinettes”, they embark on an investigation which will lead them into the heart of a battle mixing personality cult, disinformation and death threats.
OASIS: DON’T LOOK BACK IN ANGER – documentary – on Disney+
A documentary dedicated to the unexpected return of Oasis. Directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, it looks back on the reunion of the Gallagher brothers before their major world tour in 2025.
September 14
APOLLO HAS FALLEN – series – on Canal+
Tewfik Jallab and Ritu Arya are back. Zara Taylor, of the British secret service, and Vincent Taleb, former close protection agent of the Minister of Defense, cooperate again when a plane is hijacked. This first attack marks the start of a vast conspiracy between Libya, London and Madrid, led by a violent Russian mercenary, Yuri Mishkin.
September 15
DEADLINE – series – on CINÉ+ OCS
Soko and Caroline Anglade are in the cast of this mini-series of six 26-minute episodes, written by Thomas Fecchio and Erwan Marinopoulos. Marion, a nurse addicted to opiates, is hired in a palliative care unit to have access to a pharmacy containing an inexhaustible stock of drugs. She doesn’t care about the patients: she no longer has any empathy and needs to change her mind.
September 16
COMRADES – series – on Arte.tv
An archive comedy dedicated to the incredible history of Vincennes University. May 68. The French state falters under the influence of a revolt led by students and university professors. To contain this subversive tide, the Gaullist authorities imagined a solution as perverse as it was brilliant: creating an experimental university far from the cobblestones of Paris. Welcome to Vincennes University.
SLOW HORSES, season 6 – series – on Apple TV
The excellent Gary Oldman returns to service in his MI5 stable, where his “sheep” are this time targeted. Who is trying to kill them and why?
NEAGLEY – series – on Prime Video
As the fourth season of Reacher ends, we discover this spin-off dedicated to the character played by Maria Sten. Former colleague of Jack Reacher in the army’s 110th Special Investigations Unit, Frances Neagley is now a private detective in Chicago.
MONITOR! – series – on Disney+
Audrey Lamy is the boss of Benjamin Tranié and Jean-Pascal Zadi, who try to maintain order at the Chénoise detention center. A wacky prison comedy by John Wax.
September 17
MONSTER: THE LIZZIE BORDEN STORY – series – on Netflix
After the terrifying story of Ed Gein, new dive into an American criminal case with Lizzie Borden, this infamous Massachusetts woman who was accused of the murder of her parents in 1892.
September 18
MOBLAND, season 2 – series – on Paramount+
The Harrigan family struggles to hold together as powerful rivals threaten their criminal empire. Harry Da Souza, their henchman played by Tom Hardy, must face new dangers.
September 19
OUTLANDER: BLOOD OF MY BLOOD, season 2 – series – on HBO Max
After an unexpected journey through time, Henry (Jeremy Irvine) and Julia Beauchamp (Hermione Corfield) find themselves lost and separated in the vast Highlands of 18th-century Scotland. The first season concluded with their reunion at the standing stones of Craigh na Dun, with the hope of returning to their time and to their young daughter, Claire.
September 21
AMERICAN HOSTAGE – series – on HBO Max
Created by Shawn Ryan (The Shield) and adapted from the first season of the podcast, this psychological thriller is set in the 1970s. The series follows the true story of Fred Heckman, played by Jon Hamm, a famous radio journalist from Indianapolis who finds himself thrust into the heart of a life or death crisis when a hostage taker, Tony Kiritsis, demands to be interviewed on his very popular news show.
YOUTH – series – on HBO Max
After Bad Sisters, Sharon Horgan plays a 50-year-old divorced woman in search of love and desire, while juggling taking care of her aging and ill parents and raising her son, who should already have taken off.
September 23
BROTHERS – series – on Apple TV
Are they brothers? The two former heroes of True Detectives carry this strange meta comedy. Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey play themselves, or at least a fictionalized version of themselves.
September 25
PAOLO – series – on HBO Max
In this original psychological thriller created and directed by Sébastien Marnier, Jérôme Niel plays an ordinary man whose life changes when he crosses paths with Théophane, a former school friend who has become a candidate for mayor of his town. What begins as simple admiration and a desire to support his campaign quickly turns into an all-consuming obsession.
UNABOMBER – film – on Netflix
Inspired by true events, this thriller traces the journey of Ted Kaczynski (Jacob Tremblay), a young prodigy who entered Harvard at age 16 before turning to terrorism. Subjected to questionable psychological experiments conducted by Dr. Henry Murray (Russell Crowe), his tormented past resurfaces decades later, when the hunt for the Unabomber led by FBI agent Joanne Miller (Shailene Woodley) highlights the terrifying consequences of ambition and isolation.
PULP: WHAT DO YOU DO FOR AN AGAIN? – documentary – on Mubi
The group Pulp scrutinized, from anonymity to the status of cultural reference. The film combines the recording of one of the biggest concerts ever given by Pulp, during the world tour of MORE, their first album in 24 years, with four decades of colorful and never-before-seen archive footage.
September 30
ADULTS, season 2 – series – on Disney+
Over the course of its eight episodes, this new season confronts the roommates with a series of new questions firmly anchored in reality. What do you do when the 20-year-old who inherits your fake ID is cooler than you’ve ever been? How do you explain to your friends that you really love your ordinary office job? And how can we ask for things to change when we also need them to stay exactly as they are?
