Films and series to watch in streaming in November 2026 on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max, Disney+…
Vincent Cassel as Quasimodo, Nicolas Cage as Madden, Laurent Lafitte as Good Lawyer, Michelle Yeoh in Blade Runner without forgetting the return of Rings of Power or Percy Jackson…
November 2
THE GILDED AGE, season 4 – series – on HBO Max
Julian Fellowes, the creator of Downton Abbey, continues his dive into the rivalries of 19th century New York high society. Bertha Russell, played by Carrie Coon, has succeeded in bringing her family to the top, but her relationship with George is going through a zone of turbulence. Eight new episodes to rediscover the worldly intrigues, power struggles and sumptuous settings of the series.
November 4
ALL’S FAIR, season 2 – series – on Disney+
Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Sarah Paulson and Glenn Close return to service in the law firm specializing in divorces imagined by Ryan Murphy.
November 5
ANATOMY OF AN INSTANT – series – on Arte
This Spanish production by Javier Cercas looks back at a decisive moment in the contemporary history of Spain: the attempted coup d’état of February 23, 1981, when soldiers stormed the Congress of Deputies. A political thriller that delves into the corridors of power and questions the fragility of Spain’s young democracy.
BLACK DOVES, season 2 – series – on Netflix
Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw return to the troubled world of this British spy series. Helen continues her double life as a politician’s wife and a secret agent, while the consequences of her previous missions continue to catch up with her.
November 6
CAMPUS DRIVERS – series – on Prime Video
Adapted from the novels by CS Quill, this French romantic comedy immerses us in student life, between love stories, friendships and shared car journeys. Enough to rediscover the world of young adult romance, with its colorful characters and its sentimental complications, around Carmen Kassovitz and Baptiste Masseline.
MAKING MARIE ANTOINETTE – documentary – on MUBI
Twenty years after the release of Sofia Coppola’s Marie-Antoinette, this documentary by Eleanor Coppola goes behind the scenes of the film directed by Kirsten Dunst. A dive into the filmmaker’s creative process, between historical reconstruction, aesthetic choices and the creation of a pop universe that has become cult.
November 8
THE INSTITUTE, season 2 – series – on HBO Max
Continuation of the anxiety series, adapted from the novel by Stephen King, which follows children with special abilities, locked in an establishment where they undergo experiences as mysterious as they are terrifying.
November 9
A GOOD LAWYER – film – on Netflix
Laurent Lafitte reunites with Tristan Séguéla, with whom he had already collaborated on the series Tapie, for this legal comedy-drama. After an overdose in the middle of a plea, criminal lawyer Léonard Landry has only one week to save his career and prepare for his own trial, helped by an intern who does not intend to let him do anything. Anthony Bajon and Mélanie Laurent complete the cast.
November 11
AVEDON – film – on Netflix
Filmmaker Ron Howard is interested in Richard Avedon, a major figure in fashion photography and portraiture in the 20th century. A documentary dedicated to an artist who has had a profound impact on the American visual imagination, whose work has blurred the boundaries between commercial photography, intimate portraiture and contemporary art.
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: RINGS OF POWER, season 3 – series – on Prime Video
Middle Earth plunges back into turmoil with the sequel to the fantastical fresco inspired by the universe of JRR Tolkien. As Sauron continues his rise and seeks to consolidate his power, the various peoples of Middle-earth must face the consequences of his manipulations…
November 12
THE GOOD DAUGHTER – series – on HBO Max
Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy are two estranged sisters whose paths cross again when a shooting at a high school in their hometown brings back a trauma they share.
ELDORADO – series – on Arte
A funny French series, which tells the story of the oil-sniffing planes scandal, which marked France in the 1970s. With Jérémie Rénier and Karim Leklou.
November 13
BEING HEUMANN – film – on Apple TV
Directed by Siân Heder, the Oscar-winning filmmaker for CODA, this drama inspired by true events tells the fight of Judy Heumann, American disability rights activist. In 1977, she participated in a historic occupation of a federal building in San Francisco to obtain the application of measures against discrimination. Ruth Madeley embodies this figure of activism, alongside Mark Ruffalo and Dylan O’Brien.
HEARTLAND – film – on Netflix
Jessica Chastain plays Misty Jones, a former country star who comes out of retirement to investigate the disappearance of her niece Faith, a young musician with a promising career. Directed by Shana Feste.
12 12 12 – series – on Apple TV
Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan are at the center of this three-part heist series, which recounts: the twelve months of preparation, the twelve hours of the operation and the twelve days following the heist in question.
November 16
THE COUNTESS OF MONTE CRISTO – series – on TF1
A new television adaptation around the famous universe of Alexandre Dumas, in which Audrey Fleurot takes the lead: from now on, it is Mercedès the heroine who wants revenge…
November 18
MADDEN – film – on Prime Video
David O. Russell, director of Fighter and American Bluff, tackles the fate of John Madden, American football legend. Nicolas Cage plays this coach who has become a key figure in sport in the United States, while Christian Bale plays his partner Al Davis. From the success of the Oakland Raiders to the creation of the famous video game MADDEN NFL, the film traces the extraordinary journey of a man who lastingly transformed American sports culture.
November 19
HELL OF THE ARDENNES – film – on HBO Max
Scott Eastwood plays a lone soldier in this war film, which chronicles the Battle of the Bulge, the last major German offensive of the Second World War.
THE ALTRUIST – series – on Netflix
Julia Garner (Ozark) brings this miniseries to the world of cryptocurrencies and behind the scenes of a spectacular financial rise. A crazy true story between excessive ambition, technological promises and a brutal fall…
November 20
PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS, season 3 – series – on Disney+
The young demigod imagined by Rick Riordan continues his adventures in the world of Greek mythology. Walker Scobell reprises the role of Percy, accompanied by Leah Sava Jeffries and Aryan Simhadri. This new season adapts the continuation of the literary saga and The Fate of the Titan.
YELLOWJACKETS, season 4 – series – on Paramount+
The psychological thriller that mixes survival, mystery and trauma returns for a final season. The girls were rescued from the crash and returned to normal life. Should they even have? A final chapter awaited to try to lift the veil on the secrets that haunt the survivors.
SISTERS OF SORT – animated film – on Netflix
Cinderella revisited from the stepsisters’ point of view. Amanda Seyfried lends her voice to this animated film which focuses on a fantastical universe and family ties at the heart of its story.
November 25
WARRIOR KID – movie – on Apple TV
Christ Pratt will play a soldier who receives treatment at his sister’s house and will take the opportunity to train his nephew, who is bullied at college. A Karate Kid-style family film directed by McG. self-improvement and confrontations, in the tradition of family initiatory stories.
THE MOSQUITO BOWL – film – on Netflix
Peter Berg directs this war drama inspired by a true story. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, four college football stars join the Marines and discover the brutal reality of conflict in the Pacific. With Bill Skarsgård and Nicholas Galitzine.
BLADE RUNNER 2099 – series – on Prime Video
The universe imagined by Philip K. Dick and popularized in the cinema by Ridley Scott expands with this new series set several decades after the last film, Blade Runner 2049. Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer are in the cast.
November 27
QUASIMODO, THE SOUL OF PARIS – film – on Netflix
Jean-François Richet revisits the myth of Quasimodo with Vincent Cassel in the title role, alongside Karim Leklou and Daphné Patakia. In 1830, as cholera threatens Paris, a hunchbacked stonemason finds himself caught in the political chaos and becomes the target of the police…
