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What's New on Netflix UK: November 2026

Pictured: Nosferatu (2024)

Here is everything new arriving on Netflix UK in November 2026. There are 8 titles on the way, so this is your shortlist for what to line up, and which new releases are worth a watch.

New on Netflix UK

Arriving November 5

Christmas at the Palace (2018): Romance starring Merritt Patterson and Andrew Cooper. A former ice skater arrives at a European palace to coach the king's daughter for a Christmas skating show, only to find herself falling for the monarch whilst facing uncertainty about whether the kingdom's traditions will permit their romance.
Overacting (2026): Thai action starring Pongsak Pongsuwan and Maylada Susri. A struggling actress devises increasingly outlandish schemes to prevent her retired police officer father from chasing down a criminal nemesis as his old memories begin to resurface. (Netflix Original)

Arriving November 7

Nosferatu (2024): Horror starring Lily-Rose Depp and Nicholas Hoult. A young woman becomes the object of desire for an ancient vampire, whose sinister fixation brings devastation to her community and those around her.

Arriving November 9

The Good Lawyer (2026): French thriller starring Laurent Lafitte and Anthony Bajon. (Netflix Original)

Arriving November 11

Avedon (2026): Documentary starring Richard Avedon. A documentary exploring how the renowned photographer Richard Avedon's work in fashion, portraiture and commercial imagery influenced cultural perceptions of identity and beauty throughout the twentieth century. (Netflix Original)

Arriving November 13

Heartland (2026): Mystery starring Jessica Chastain and Garrett Hedlund. A retired country music performer emerges from isolation to search for her vanished niece, a promising country artist, whilst confronting both her troubled history and the corrupt forces operating within Nashville's music scene. (Netflix Original)

Arriving November 18

Gentle Monster (2026): German drama starring Léa Seydoux and Catherine Deneuve. A accomplished pianist's move to the countryside with her family leads her to discover a devastating secret that challenges everything she believed about her relationships. (Netflix Original)

Arriving November 27

The Child (2026): Drama starring Agnese Budovska and Raimonds Celms. A same-sex couple navigates their differing responses to a decade of infertility, as one partner gradually accepts childlessness whilst the other remains determined to pursue parenthood at any cost. (Netflix Original)

That is the lot of new arrivals for this month. Dates can move at Netflix's discretion, so check before you settle in. See you next month.

Listings compiled from public What's on Netflix UK schedules. Dates can change at Netflix's discretion.

American Beauty (1999)

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The Spiral Staircase (1946)

Released in 1946 by RKO Radio Pictures, The Spiral Staircase arrived at a moment when Hollywood was finding its appetite for shadows. The postwar years had produced a run of crime pictures and psychological thrillers that leaned into moral ambiguity and visual darkness, and this film sits comfortably within that

The Babadook (2014)

Horror cinema has always been a useful vehicle for anxieties that polite conversation tends to avoid, and The Babadook arrived in 2014 wearing that tradition proudly. Written and directed by Jennifer Kent, it is an Australian production brought together through a collaboration between Causeway Films, Screen Australia, the South Australian

The Peanuts Movie (2015)

Charles M. Schulz's Peanuts comic strip ran from October 1950 until February 2000, the final instalment published the day after Schulz himself died. Over those five decades it became one of the most widely syndicated strips in history, appearing in thousands of newspapers across dozens of countries and

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