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From the return of old favourites to the release of completely new TV shows and movies, November is packed with a lot for Canadians to watch on streamers like Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV, Prime Video, Crave and more. Jessica Chastain leads Heartland, a new film coming to Netflix, with the series The Altruists, starring Anthony Boyle and Julia Garner, also coming to the streamer.
For fans of The Hunting Wives who are excited to dive back in for Season 2, streaming is a little different in Canada. The show is being released on Crave and Netflix on the same day this time around.
November also marks the premiere of the final season of the beloved series Yellowjackets, with June Squibb and Molly Ringwald joining the cast for Season 4, on Crave in Canada. And Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan join forces for a new series, 12 12 12, on Apple TV.
A new comedy from Amy Poehler, titled Dig, will be released on StackTV, which also features Hugh Laurie, Geraldine Viswanathan, Antonia Thomas and Fina Strazza. And the BritBox series Blue Lights returns for Season 4.
Additionally, the Vancouver-filmed show Percy Jackson and the Olympians is back on Disney+, Nicolas Cage, Christian Bale, Kathryn Hahn, Sienna Miller and John Mulaney star in Madden, coming to Prime Video, and Eleanor Coppola’s Making Marie Antoinette documentary will be available on Mubi.
Following its release at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), Siân Heder’s film Being Heumann lands on Apple TV.
What to watch on Netflix: New TV shows and movies
Heartland — Nov. 13
Jessica Chastain stars as Misty Jones in Heartland, playing a country music star who returns to Nashville when her niece, 22-year-old country star Charlie Heart (Carter Faith), goes missing.
Misty’s list of suspects includes Charlie’s boyfriend Jace (Ross Lynch), and manager, Roy Combs (Garrett Hedlund).
The Altruists — Nov. 19
The eight-episode series The Altruists follows Sam Bankman-Fried (Anthony Boyle) and Caroline Ellison (Julia Garner) through the rise and fall of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX and one of the biggest financial frauds in history, in which $8 billion of customer funds stolen.
What to watch on Disney+: New TV shows and movies
All’s Fair, Season 2 — Nov. 4
Ryan Murphy’s series All’s Fairreturns for Season 2, with an all-star cast that includes Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Teyana Taylor, Matthew Noszka, Cauã Reymond with Sarah Paulson and Glenn Close.
Promising more “scandals, secrets and stilettos,” the story continues with new allegiances as friendships are tested within the Grant, Ronson & Greene law firm.
Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Season 3 — Nov. 20
The release of Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 3 marks the first time the third book in Rick Riordan’s series, “The Titan’s Curse,” has been adapted for the screen.
Percy, played by Walker Scobell, has to face Annabeth’s (Leah Sava Jeffries) disappearance as the Oracle of Delphi prophecy dictates that one demigod child of the “Big Three” will “raise Olympus to new heights or bring it crashing into ruin, with their own life hanging in the balance.”
What to watch on Prime Video: New TV shows and movies
Campus Drivers — Nov. 6
Prime Video continues to excel with its international YA titles, including the upcoming French series Campus Drivers, adapted from C.S. Quill’s novels.
Lois (Carmen Kassovitz) has been accepted into Belrose University with her boyfriend Max (Enzo Lorente). Meanwhile, Lane (Baptiste Masseline) created the popular rideshare app on campus, Campus Drivers.
When Lois gets her heart broken, she ends up at Lane’s doorstep needing a place to stay, and the living situation leads to sparks flying between them.
Madden — Nov 20
Starring Nicolas Cage, Christian Bale, Kathryn Hahn, Sienna Miller and John Mulaney, directed by David O. Russell, Maddenis inspired by the life of John Madden and best friend Al Davis, from the Super Bowl to building the hit Madden NFL video game.
What to watch on Apple TV: New TV shows and movies
Being Heumann — Nov. 13
Following its world premiere at TIFF, Oscar-winning director Siân Heder’s film Being Heumannwill be available to stream on Apple TV.
Ruth Madeley plays Judy Heumann, the young disabled woman who organized the longest occupation of a federal building in American history, resulting in the first anti-discrimination legislation for disabled people.
12 12 12 — Nov. 13
The heist series 12 12 12 occurs in three timelines: the 12 months of planning, the 12 hours of the heist and the 12 days following it.
Anthony Mackie plays a disgraced FBI agent while Jamie Dornan is a career criminal. They play a cat and mouse game across Europe, centred around a raid on a bank vault beneath the streets of Zurich.
What to watch on Crave: New TV shows and movies
Yellowjackets, Season 4 — Nov. 20
The fourth season of Yellowjackets will be the end of the famed series, which stars Melanie Lynskey, Christina Ricci, Tawny Cypress, Hilary Swank, Warren Kole, Sarah Desjardins, Sophie Nélisse, Jasmin Savoy Brown, Sophie Thatcher, Samantha Hanratty, Courtney Eaton, Liv Hewson, Nia Sondaya and Jenna Burgess.
June Squibb and Molly Ringwald have also joined the cast for Season 4.
The logline for the season teases that as the survivors “race to bury their sins” before they’re rescued, but “the Wilderness has its own ideas about who gets out alive.” And in the present timeline, “two of the Yellowjackets prepare to kill one of their own as an old flame roars back to town with plans all their own.”
The Hunting Wives, Season 2 — Nov. 26
Maria Åkerman and Brittany Snow return for the must-watch series The Hunting WivesSeason 2, which will be available on both Crave and Netflix in Canada.
The season begins with Sophie and Margo “on the outs,” but they’re forced back together due to a common foe.
What to watch on Paramount+: New TV shows and movies
He Said, She Said: Till Death Do Us Part — Nov. 17
The three-episode docuseries He Said, She Said: Till Death Do Us Partis centred around a custody battle between two lawyers, Allan and Catherine Kassenoff, which made waves on social media and in the court of public opinion.
What to watch on BritBox: New TV shows and movies
Blue Lights, Season 4 — Nov. 12
As the thrilling series Blue Lights is about to return for Season 4, we see Constables Grace Ellis (Siân Brooke), Tommy Foster (Nathan Braniff) and Annie Conlon (Katherine Devlin) operating “at their limit,” barely able to control a new threat.
At the same time, the murder trial of Gerry Cliff (Richard Dormer) “exposes a dangerous and long-buried secret” that leads to disruption inside the police and the criminal underworld.
What to watch on StackTV: New TV shows
Mistletoe Murders, Season 3 — Nov. 5
Sarah Drew and Peter Mooney return for Mistletoe Murders Season 3. The second season revealed Emily’s history in intelligence and that she was hiding her true identity, and she shared a kiss with Sam. Meaning there’s a lot to catch up on in the new season.
Dig — Nov. 23
Starring and executive produced by Amy Poehler, Dig is a comedy series that follows a team of archaeologists and college student on a dig site in Greece. The series also stars Hugh Laurie, Geraldine Viswanathan, Antonia Thomas and Fina Strazza.
What to watch on Tubi: New TV shows and movies
Sidelined 3: End Game — Nov. 26
The third and final instalment of Sidelined,starring Noah Beck and Siena Agudong, is just around the corner. The third film is set two years after Dallas (Agudong) and Drayton (Beck) have broken up, but an unexpected reunion has them questioning their feelings.
What to watch on Mubi: New movies
Making Marie Antoinette — Nov. 6
For the 20th anniversary of the release of Sofia Coppola, Making Marie Antoinette takes us behind the scenes of the film starring Kirsten Dunst and Jason Schwartzman, as captured by Coppola’s mother, Eleanor, using about eighty hours of footage.
