New Netflix releases this week in November 2021
Including its most expensive film to date
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Your support makes all the difference.The nights may be getting colder, but Netflix has you covered.
Over the next few weeks, the streaming service will release a huge batch of new titles, ranging from Rebecca Hall film Passing to the return of Tiger King.
Other titles set to be released include new Korean-language series Hellbound and the fourth season of Selling Sunset.
Before that, there’s a whole slew of new titles being added to Netflix – below is a full list everything coming to the service this week )find out what’s being removed here).
ORIGINAL
TV
9 November
Swap Shop: Dash for Cash
Your Life Is A Joke
10 November
Gentefied season two
11 November
Love Never Lies
12 November
Lies and Deceit
Movies
10 November
Passing
11 November
7 Prisoners
12 November
Red Notice
Documentary
10 November
Animal
LICENCED
TV
8 November
Trigger Happy TV
Movies
9 November
The Curse of La Llorona
12 November
Caught in the Act
12 November
De leeuw van Vlaanderen
Silent Comrade
Warrior Father King
Documentary
12 November
I Am (Not) a Monster
Touch the Sound: A Sound Journey with Evelyn Glennie
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