New in UK Cinemas: November 2026

Here is what is worth keeping an eye on at the cinema across the UK in November 2026. I have stuck to the releases most people will actually have on their radar, the bigger titles and the ones building a real head of steam, rather than listing every last thing playing on a single screen somewhere.

In UK cinemas this month

Tuesday 3 November

• Godzilla Minus Zero (2026). A devastated Japan, already struggling to rebuild two years after both war and a Godzilla attack, faces an existential crisis when the monster returns, leaving humanity with no room for further catastrophe. Japanese science fiction starring Ryunosuke Kamiki and Minami Hamabe.

Wednesday 4 November

• Wild Horse Nine (2026). Two CIA operatives stationed in Chile find themselves isolated on Easter Island in 1973, where their mission becomes complicated by personal conflicts and an unexpected connection to local activists. Comedy starring John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell.

Friday 6 November

• LA BOLA NEGRA (2026). Three men living across different historical periods find their lives connected through threads of sexuality, longing, suffering and the consequences they leave behind. Spanish drama starring Guitarricadelafuente and Miguel Bernardeau.
• Ramayana: Rise of a Legend (2026). A young royal couple navigate exile and separation whilst fulfilling their destined roles in this adaptation of the ancient Hindu epic. Indian fantasy starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash.

Friday 13 November

• Fjord (2026). After losing their parents, a Romanian couple relocate to a remote Norwegian village with their children to start anew near their extended family, only to face scrutiny from their neighbours when their daughter arrives at school bearing unexplained injuries. Norwegian drama starring Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve.
• Ebenezer (2026). A wealthy misanthrope experiences visions from spectral visitors on Christmas Eve that compel him to reassess his life choices and pursue redemption. Fantasy starring Johnny Depp and Rupert Grint.

Friday 20 November

• You Can See Everything (2026). A disgraced tech entrepreneur opens her life to documentary filmmakers during her final month of freedom, leading to an unsettling three-year exploration of her character and motivations. Documentary starring Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder.
• Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother (2026). A deeply religious assassin must navigate competing loyalties between his profession, spiritual convictions and parental responsibilities after his wife's death forces him to fight for his children's safety across Houston. Action starring Mahershala Ali and John Cho.
• A Talent for Murder (2026). A writer's fan journeys from New York to Switzerland to convince celebrated author Patricia Highsmith to pen another Tom Ripley novel, only to find his persistence descending into darker territory. Australian drama starring Helen Mirren and Alden Ehrenreich.
• The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (2026). In this prequel set two decades before the original Hunger Games, a young woman and man are selected for the 50th annual games, a deadly competition known as the Second Quarter Quell, on the day of the reaping ceremony. German science fiction starring Joseph Zada and Ralph Fiennes.
• Steps (2026). When a misunderstood stepsister accidentally wreaks havoc on the Royal Ball with a magical artefact, she must join forces with Cinderella and an unlikely troll ally to restore the kingdom and challenge the traditional notions of fairytale villainy. Animation starring Ali Wong and Amanda Seyfried.

Friday 27 November

• Ghost Soldier (2026). A reclusive former Special Forces operative and weapons engineer emerges from hiding to protect his community from a ruthless corporation attempting to seize local land, deploying experimental technology and combat expertise in a personal crusade against corporate exploitation. Action starring Jim Caviezel and Olivia Thirlby.
• Minotaur (2026). A high-flying corporate executive's meticulously constructed existence unravels when professional strain, global chaos and his wife's infidelity converge to push him towards destructive action. French drama starring Dmitriy Mazurov and Iris Lebedeva.

Cinema schedules have a habit of shifting, so do check your local listings before you head out. Enjoy the big screen.

Release dates from TMDB for the UK, and subject to change. Trimmed to the more widely known releases.