Netflix 's catalog for November 2026 is rich and varied, with offerings ranging from international thrillers to holiday comedies, including high-quality documentaries. The schedule has been structured to offer something for every viewer, whether they're looking for tension, excitement, or lighthearted fun.
Espionage, horror and psychological thriller
Black Doves 2 , the second season of the spy saga, makes its debut on November 5th .
Keira Knightley returns as Helen, an undercover agent in a secret network, while her husband, played by Andrew Buchan, is edging closer to becoming Prime Minister. The plot thickens amid political betrayals and uneasy alliances, with the support of former professional assassin Sam, played by Ben Whishaw. The conflict between private life and duty of state is the heart of the series.
The mysterious The Body
The same day, The Body arrives , a miniseries that combines horror , supernatural, and psychological thriller. Created by Quinn Shepard, the story begins with a Halloween initiation ceremony that turns tragic, triggering premonitory visions among the girls at the boarding school. The narrative explores the fragility of adolescence, bringing to light hidden fears and secrets.
Notable international and Italian films and series
Possible Love , a film by South Korean director Lee Chang-dong, winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, will be screened on November 6th. The film juxtaposes two pairs from opposing worlds: an unemployed worker and his wife, versus a documentary filmmaker and her wealthy husband. The woman's "documentary" of the worker's plight generates tension, contradictions, and emotional revelations.
The return of Italian series is guaranteed with Chiaroscuro , airing November 11th. The plot follows Cosmo Speranza (Pierpaolo Spollon), a forgery expert, who teams up with Inspector Angelo Tiberi (Andrea Lattanzi) to solve murders involving childhood paintings. The case reopens wounds in Cosmo's past and introduces characters like Matilde Gioli and Paz Vega.
Documentary Avedon by Ron Howard
Also on November 11th, the documentary Avedon , directed by Ron Howard, will be available. It traces the life of renowned photographer Richard Avedon. Featuring previously unseen photographs, archival footage, and testimonials from collaborators, the film illustrates how Avedon revolutionized fashion and portraiture in the 20th century, while also revealing little-known personal aspects.
Animation, Christmas comedies, and family-friendly content
Among the lighter new releases, Steps offers an alternative version of the Cinderella fairy tale, told from the stepsisters' point of view. The humorous narrative highlights family dynamics and rivalries, offering a fresh perspective on the classic story.
To get closer to the holidays, Netflix is adding Guarding Stars (November 18) and A Puppy for Christmas (November 4). The first is a romantic comedy about a bodyguard who must protect an action star, sparking sparks and revealing secrets. The second, more familiar, tells the story of a dachshund who helps a family rediscover the Christmas spirit.
Finally, the third season of The Empress (November 12) continues the story of Elisabeth (Devrim Lingnau) and her husband Franz, scarred by the wounds of war. Amid betrayal and court tensions, Elisabeth meets Count Andrássy, forging new political alliances.
