Weekly Streaming Highlights: 1 November 2026 – 7 November 2026
Black Doves returns, The Gilded Age season four, Prime Video’s Muhammad Ali drama The Greatest, Blue Planet III and the best UK picks for 1–7 November.
Drama
Explore the world of drama films with reviews, news, and features on the most powerful stories in cinema. From gripping character studies to award-winning performances, discover the latest drama movies in theatres and on streaming.
Confession Trailer: Rob Lowe and James Franco in Stalin’s Moscow
Watch the Confession trailer: Rob Lowe and James Franco lead Václav Marhoul’s thriller set in Stalin’s Lubyanka Prison, on DailyWire+ from 11 November.
Primetime (2026) Super Review: Robert Pattinson Is Terrifying in A24’s Poisoned Satire of Reality TV
Robert Pattinson gives a chilling, darkly funny turn as Chris Hansen in Lance Oppenheim’s lurid, unsettling drama about To Catch a Predator, even if the script loses focus.
Pride and Prejudice Trailer: Emma Corrin Meets Jack Lowden’s Darcy
Watch Netflix’s Pride and Prejudice trailer: Emma Corrin, Jack Lowden and Olivia Colman star in Dolly Alderton’s six-part Austen. On Netflix 3 December.
Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 Trailer: Michael C. Hall Returns Friday
Watch the Dexter: Resurrection season 2 trailer as Michael C. Hall faces Brian Cox and Dan Stevens’ killers. On Paramount+ UK from Friday 30 October.
Toos Trailer: Netflix Revisits the Van der Valk Kidnapping
Watch the Toos: The Van der Valk Kidnapping trailer: Netflix’s Dutch drama recreates the 1982 abduction that gripped the Netherlands. On Netflix 26 November.
Reasonable Doubt Season 4 Trailer: Jax’s Firm Fights to Survive
Reasonable Doubt Season 4 trailer: Jax Stewart’s firm fights for survival after a brutal attack. The legal drama reaches Disney+ in the UK on 25 November.
I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning Trailer: Clio Barnard’s Birmingham Five
Clio Barnard’s I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning follows five Birmingham friends turning 30. Watch Curzon’s trailer; in UK cinemas 4 December.
Wentworth: Halfway Home First Look: Boomer Walks Out of Prison
BINGE has released the first look at Wentworth: Halfway Home, with Katrina Milosevic back as a freshly paroled Boomer. It premieres in Australia in late 2026; no UK date yet.
Zi Trailer: Kogonada and Haley Lu Richardson Reunite in Hong Kong
Grasshopper Film has released the official trailer for zi, Kogonada’s dreamlike Hong Kong mystery starring Michelle Mao, Haley Lu Richardson and Jin Ha. It opens in US cinemas on 6 November; no UK date yet.
Hidden Gem: Sheriff Country — Why This Crime Drama Is Worth Catching Up On
Morena Baccarin leads a warm small-town crime drama with family trouble at its heart. Our spoiler-free Sheriff Country recommendation explains why it is worth catching up on before season two.
Honey Trailer: Ann Skelly Goes Undercover in 1980s East Berlin
The BBC has released the first trailer for Honey, Emma Moran’s darkly comic Cold War spy thriller starring Ann Skelly, which launches on BBC iPlayer and BBC One on Saturday 14 November.
I Play Rocky Trailer 2: Anthony Ippolito Fights to Be Stallone
Amazon MGM Studios has released the second trailer for I Play Rocky, Peter Farrelly’s true story of how Sylvester Stallone won the lead in Rocky. It reaches UK and Irish cinemas in November.
Bunker Trailer: Bardem and Cruz Build a Billionaire’s Doomsday Shelter
Sony Pictures Classics has released the trailer for Bunker, Florian Zeller’s psychological thriller starring Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz. A UK release date has not yet been confirmed.
Glee Is Coming Back at Disney+ — plus BBC Axes The Catch Up and More
Glee returns at Disney+ and Hulu, the BBC scraps The Catch Up, Fincher trims Tarantino’s Cliff Booth script, plus Vigilant, The Experiment, Big Brother and more.
Coward Trailer: Lukas Dhont’s WWI Love Story Heads to UK Cinemas
MUBI has released the official trailer for Coward, Lukas Dhont’s First World War love story and the Close director’s new film. It opens in UK and Irish cinemas on Friday 1 January 2027.