Everything coming to MUBI in November 2026
Everything coming to MUBI in November 2026
MUBI is debuting Making Marie Antoinette in November, along with several films joining the platform, including You Were Never Really Here and Die My Love in a Lynne Ramsay Double-Bill collection.
Check out the list of movies, series and specials coming to MUBI in November 2026 below. In the comments, let me know which ones you’re most excited to watch.
NOVEMBER 6
Making Marie Antoinette [MUBI Exclusive Documentary]
Eleanor Coppola turns her camera on her daughter, Sofia, as she shoots Marie Antoinette. Catching every detail of the behind-the-scenes and on-set action, Eleanor captures the feat of Sofia’s directing a landmark film aged 34, and muses on what it means for a mother to watch her daughter at work. A MUBI Release.
Watch Making Marie Antoinette on MUBI
Three by Joseph Losey [New Collection on MUBI]
Three films from American director Joseph Losey. A self-described “romantic Marxist,” he built a remarkable, globe-trotting oeuvre of sometimes divisive yet consistently adventurous films that explore revenge, jealousy, class snobbery, romantic obsession: the darkest and most tangled emotions in human relationships.
Includes: Accident, Mr. Klein, The Servant.
Explore the collection on MUBI
NOVEMBER 13
Sound of Falling [New Movie on MUBI]
Four adolescent girls (Alma, Erika, Angelika, Lenka) each spend their youth in the same farmhouse over the last century. Though separated by decades, resonances between their lives emerge: their desires and distress, secrets and truths, encounters with another’s gaze and defiant gaze in return.
Cascading through time, Mascha Schilinski’s incomparable Cannes prizewinner orchestrates echoes of past experience into transcendent poetic cinema. Surfacing evocative, gilded imagery from the shadows of femininity, Sound of Falling confirms the tremendous talents of its ambitious writer-director.
Watch Sound of Falling on MUBI
Love Letters (2025) [MUBI Exclusive Movie]
Céline, 32, is expecting her first child. But Céline is not pregnant. In three months, it is Nadia, her wife, who will give birth to their daughter. Directed by Alice Douard and streaming exclusively on MUBI.
Female Perversions (1996) [New Movie on MUBI]
An ambitious female attorney wallows in excess and meaningless sex with both male and female partners, while dealing with her personal life problems including helping her kleptomaniac sister. Directed by Susan Streitfeld.
Watch Female Perversions on MUBI
Soul Cinema: Films by Fatih Akin [New Collection on MUBI]
Moving within and beyond Germany’s borders, Fatih Akin’s transnational cinema is poignantly grounded in memory, language, and music. Politically committed and cinematically exalting, these films redefine our understanding of national cinema, painting an arresting vision of global interconnectedness.
Includes: The Cut, The Edge of Heaven, The Golden Glove, Short Sharp Shock, Crossing the Bridge – The Sound of Istanbul, Goodbye Berlin, Soul Kitchen.
Explore the collection on MUBI
Andrzej Wajda 100th Anniversary [New Collection on MUBI]
Celebrating Andrzej Wajda’s centenary, this collection highlights six essential works spanning the 1960s to the 1980s by one of Polish cinema’s giants.
Includes: Innocent Sorcerers, Man of Iron, Man of Marble, The Promised Land, The Wedding, Without Anesthesia.
Explore the collection on MUBI
NOVEMBER 19
The Curse [New Series on MUBI]
David Zellner, Nathan Fielder, Nathan Zellner | United States | 2023
Newlyweds Whitney and Asher Siegel are determined to make their mark on Española, New Mexico, with an ambitious vision for eco-conscious housing. As they film a reality series documenting their efforts, their carefully curated world begins to fracture when Asher becomes convinced that a seemingly innocuous encounter has left him cursed. His growing fixation on the curse begins to affect their marriage and their work, while the cameras continue to capture their increasingly complicated lives. As Whitney and Asher struggle to maintain control of the narrative, their good intentions give way to a reality they can no longer control.
NOVEMBER 20
Paterson [New Movie on MUBI]
Jim Jarmusch | France, Germany | 2016
Paterson is a bus driver in the city of Paterson, New Jersey. Every day, Paterson adheres to a simple routine: he drives his bus, observing the city and overhearing fragments of conversation; he writes poetry; he walks his dog; he goes to the same bar to drink a beer; he goes home to his wife Laura.
Following an everyman observer as he transfigures his low-key daily routine into verse, Jarmusch’s film depicts moments of epiphany and inspiration, finding the rhymes and rhythms of everyday life. A disarming, imperfectly symmetrical relationship drama, starring Adam Driver and Golshifteh Farahani.
Animals (2019) [New Movie on MUBI]
Would-be writer Laura and her free-spirited bestie Tyler share a messy Dublin apartment and a hearty appetite for booze. Yet when Laura decides to focus on her novel and falls for Jim, a charming but straitlaced pianist, their friendship is strained and Tyler worries that the party may soon be over. The spirit of Fleabag pervades this booze-fuelled comedy about the transition of a friendship from youth to adulthood. Led by wonderfully complementary performances by Alia Shawkat and Holliday Grainger, and directed by Australian filmmaker Sophie Hyde, Animals offers a portrait of millennial womanhood that is equally melancholy and funny.
It’s Only the End of the World (2016) [New Movie on MUBI]
After 12 years of estrangement, a writer returns to his hometown, planning on announcing his impending death to his family. However, his mother, tempestuous siblings, and sister-in-law have their grievances to air. As resentments threaten to surface, fits and feuds begin to unfold. Québécois enfant terrible Xavier Dolan won the Grand Jury Prize in Cannes for his bombastic portrayal of a family reunion, starring a stellar cast: Marion Cotillard, Vincent Cassel, Léa Seydoux, Gaspard Ulliel, and Nathalie Baye.
Watch It’s Only the End of the World on MUBI
Between the Lines: Writers on Screen [New Collection on MUBI]
What goes on between bookish lines? Are blank pages so terrifying? How do darlings get killed? Aspiring novelists revel in lively literary circles and soulful poets devote themselves to the wonders of the everyday in this collection, which casts light on the ambitious, imaginative lives of writers.
Includes: Animals, It’s Only the End of the World, Paterson, Bergman Island, Listen Up Philip, Reprise.
Explore the collection on MUBI
NOVEMBER 27
You Were Never Really Here [New Movie on MUBI]
Lynne Ramsay | United Kingdom, France | 2017
The tormented veteran Joe tracks down missing girls for a living. However, when he sets out to rescue the kidnapped daughter of a US Senator from a sex trafficking ring, things go horribly wrong. As he finds himself weathering a storm of corruption and vengeance, nightmares start to overtake him.
After a six year absence, Lynne Ramsay returned with this stripped-to-the-bone adaptation of Jonathan Ames’ muscular novella. Featuring a powerhouse lead performance from Joaquin Phoenix, and a mesmerising Jonny Greenwood score, this enigmatic thriller is a triumph of form and psychological texture.
Watch You Were Never Really Here on MUBI
Taxi Moto (2026) [MUBI Exclusive Short Film]
A director has to reimagine his film – a love story between two men – because he was not allowed to shoot it in his home country. In a different location, he finds a new leading actor and, together with him, a tender gesture of resistance. A short film by Gaël Kamilindi, streaming exclusively on MUBI.
Lynne Ramsay Double Bill [New Collection on MUBI]
A double bill pairing Lynne Ramsay’s You Were Never Really Here and Die My Love, two visceral portraits of characters pushed to the edge by trauma, isolation and desire.
Includes: You Were Never Really Here, Die My Love.
Explore the collection on MUBI
NOVEMBER 30
Suzhou River (2000) [New Movie on MUBI]
After getting out of prison, small-time crook Mardar stumbles upon a woman who looks exactly like his long-lost lover. Now dazzlingly restored, Lou Ye’s seductive neo-noir casts a mysterious spell over Shanghai, where industrialisation and myths dreamily collide. Echoes of Vertigo ricochet through this love story, an urban fairytale haunted by wandering city slickers, beautiful lookalikes, and shimmering mermaids.
Watch Suzhou River on MUBI
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