US / UK / France | 2026 | Dark Comedy / Thriller | 1h 37m ➡️ Where to Watch: Premiered at TIFF on September 11, 2026, with theatrical releases planned for 2027 in Australia, Germany, France and New Zealand; additional international and streaming dates remain TBA. When the Person You Perform Becomes the Problem Everybody Wants to F*ck Me begins with a distinctly contemporary contradiction. Adam wants to present himself as a sensitive, progressive “nice guy,” but the persona di

US | 2026 | Biography / Comedy / Drama / Sport ➡️ Where to Watch: Coming globally to Prime Video on November 18, 2026. When a Famous Name Contains a Much Bigger Story Madden begins with something unusual for a biopic: the name at its center is already embedded in popular culture.John Madden can signify a football coach, a broadcaster, a larger-than-life personality or Madden NFL depending on the generation encountering it.David O. Russell's film therefore does not need to int

US | 2026 | IMAX Nov. 25 / Netflix Dec. 23 | Hollywood Crime Drama ➡️ Where to Watch: In IMAX theaters globally from November 25, 2026, followed by Netflix from December 23, 2026. When Hollywood’s Coolest Outsider Becomes the Man Cleaning Up Its Problems Eight years after Cliff Booth survived his violent encounter with the Manson family, Hollywood has changed — and so has Cliff. It is 1977, Rick Dalton is no longer the center of his working life, and the former stuntman now e

FR / LV / DE | 2026 | 140 min | Political Thriller ➡️ Where to Watch: In Theaters — AU | CA | UK | IT. MUBI has also announced theatrical releases in Germany on November 5 and the US, Canada and Latin America on November 20, followed by the UK and Ireland on November 27. When a Man Who Controls Everything Discovers His Marriage Cannot Be Controlled Russia, 2022. Gleb is a successful company director accustomed to authority: he manages employees, enjoys political connections

Danny Boyle's Ink arrives at exactly the right cultural moment, transforming the origin story of Rupert Murdoch's The Sun into a gripping examination of how media reshapes politics, society and public opinion. Powered by James Graham's acclaimed screenplay, commanding performances from Jack O'Connell, Guy Pearce and Claire Foy, and Boyle's trademark kinetic filmmaking, the film has emerged as one of the strongest early awards contenders after opening the Venice Film Festival