Netflix’s November Slate Brings New Films, Series and Football

Netflix’s November lineup includes returning series, original films, a live football broadcast and a range of licensed movies. The new titles arrive across the month, beginning November 1, with several major releases scheduled for the second half of November.

Black Doves returns for a second season on November 5, followed by Lee Chang-dong’s Possible Love on November 6. The Korean film follows two married couples whose lives intersect as a documentary is being made. Australian comedy Allen, about a man whose childhood alien visitor returns, is set for November 12. Cunk on Cinema, a six-part series about film history and its cultural influence, arrives November 15.

The eight-episode limited series The Altruists debuts November 18. Julia Garner plays Caroline Ellison, with Anthony Boyle as Sam Bankman-Fried, in a story about the founders of cryptocurrency exchange FTX and allegations that they took $8 billion. That day also brings the romantic comedy Guarding Stars, starring Leighton Meester and Jared Padalecki.

Other films on the schedule include Heartland, a mystery thriller starring Jessica Chastain, on November 13, and Tyler Perry’s holiday musical drama The Gospel of Christmas on November 11. Peter Berg’s World War II film The Mosquito Bowl arrives November 25, telling the story of four college football players who enlist in the Marines after the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Netflix and the NFL have scheduled a Packers-Rams game at SoFi Stadium for November 25, billed as the league’s first Thanksgiving Eve matchup, with U2 set to perform at halftime. The Hunting Wives returns for a second season on November 26. The month’s film additions also include Barbie in the Nutcracker, Bridesmaids, The Mummy, Smile and Whiplash.