Wondering what to see at the cinema in November ? Autumn evenings are the perfect time to watch a good film , and the coming month will bring a true feast for the eyes. Long-awaited sequels will debut on big screens. From intense action films, through moving dramas, to colorful animated films for the whole family, November's cinema premieres will satisfy even the most discerning moviegoers. Cool November days and long evenings provide the perfect opportunity for a relaxing viewing experience. Whether you prefer blockbusters or intimate productions, the coming month certainly won't disappoint.
The most interesting cinema premieres of November 2025
November will be filled with films sure to appeal to every viewer. From sci-fi to biographical dramas, the selection is truly vast. Check out the most interesting titles worth watching in the coming month.
1. Predator: Danger Zone – Space Clash with Elle Fanning
If you love science fiction with a twist, this film is for you. Set in the future on a distant planet, a Predator (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi) is cast out of his clan and must undergo an extreme test. An unexpected ally turns out to be the android Thia, played by Elle Fanning – created by the Weyland-Yutani corporation known for their work in the "Alien" series.
Together, they set out to track down their ultimate adversary in a fight for survival. Dan Trachtenberg, who has already proven his skills in "Prey" and the animated film "Killer Killer," is behind the camera. The November 7th premiere is a date all fans of the universe should note.
2. Illusion 3 – the return of the masters of magical cinema
The legendary Four Horsemen are back in a big way! This time, they join forces with young, rebellious illusionists to pull off a spectacular theft of a priceless diamond and thwart the plans of an international criminal organization.
The cast reunites Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher, Dave Franco, and Morgan Freeman. They are joined by Rosamund Pike, Justice Smith, Dominic Sessa, and Ariana Greenblatt. Ruben Fleischer, known for "Venom," is the director. The previous installments have grossed over $680 million combined, and the third installment is poised for similar success. It premieres in theaters on November 14th .
3. Smashing Machine – a biographical drama with a punch
Benny Safdie crafted a moving story about Mark Kerr (Dwayne Johnson), a mixed martial arts legend who was undefeated in the ring but battled opioid addiction outside of it. Emily Blunt plays Dawn Staples, his life partner.
The film won the Silver Lion at the Venice Film Festival, which speaks volumes about its quality. It's a story of strength, vulnerability, and the path to redemption—perfect for those who appreciate profound, true stories. It opens in theaters on November 7th .
4. Franz Kafka – Agnieszka Holland's Masterpiece
Agnieszka Holland's latest work is a tribute to one of the most important writers of the 20th century. The director constructs a mosaic of key moments in Kafka's life – a young man trapped in a bureaucratic nightmare, the son of a tyrannical father, a vegetarian by choice.
Idan Weiss plays the title character, and is joined by Carol Schuler, Gesa Shermuly, Sebastian Schwarz, and Sandra Korzeniak. The film represents Poland in the Oscar race—this distinction alone demonstrates the high caliber of this production. It premieres in theaters on November 7th .
5. Wicked: For Good – the musical sequel to the hit
The sequel to the bestselling musical returns with even more gusto! Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba (the Wicked Witch of the West) and Ariana Grande as Glinda (the Good Witch of the North) must face the consequences of their life choices.
The first installment grossed $750 million and won two Oscars—it's the most successful Broadway musical adaptation in cinematic history. Jon M. Chu returns to direct this spectacular spectacle, which transports you to the magical world of Oz. Premieres November 21st .
6. Black Telephone 2 – the horror returns with even greater power
Ethan Hawke returns as the Grabber, this time seeking revenge on Finn (Mason Thames) from beyond the grave by terrorizing his younger sister, Gwen (Madeleine McGraw). Seventeen-year-old Finn is still dealing with the trauma of his fifteen-year-old sister receiving mysterious phone calls in her sleep.
The siblings face a killer who, after his death, has gained even more power. If the first film left you sleepless, prepare for another dose of fear. The film premieres in theaters on November 17th .
7. The Last Viking – a Danish comedy with Mads Mikkelsen
Anders Thomas Jensen and Mads Mikkelsen reunite in this wild comedy. Anker (Nikolaj Lie Kaas) is released from prison after 14 years and, along with his mentally ill brother, Manfred (Mikkelsen), searches for hidden treasure. The problem? Manfred thinks he's John Lennon.
To reach the loot, Anker must reactivate... The Beatles! This Danish production promises plenty of laughs and unusual plot twists. Premieres November 17th .
8. If It Weren't for You – An Emotional Family Drama
This adaptation of Colleen Hoover's bestselling novel follows Morgan Grant (Allison Williams) and her teenage daughter Clara (McKenna Grace). A tragic accident reveals a shocking betrayal, further testing their fraught relationship.
The cast also includes Dave Franco and Mason Thames. Josh Boone ("The Fault in Our Stars") directs this moving story about forgiveness, love, and the strength of the bond between mother and daughter. Premieres November 20 .
Films with a Polish accent
Polish cinema enthusiasts will also find something to enjoy in the November repertoire. Polish productions this time offer both powerful social dramas and lighter fare for families. Each film presents a unique perspective on contemporary Poland, touching on important topics while providing top-notch entertainment.
The Good House – a drama by Wojciech Smarzowski
If you're not afraid of difficult topics, check out Wojciech Smarzowski's latest film. "Dom dobry" is a shocking story about domestic violence in Poland, hitting theaters on November 7, 2025. The main character is a young English teacher, Gośka (Agata Turkot), who meets Grześek (Tomasz Schuchardt), a man with political connections in the regional power structures, online.
Initially, their relationship seems perfect: a proposal in Venice, romantic ecstasies, shared travels. However, over time, this seemingly perfect picture turns into a nightmare, and their shared home becomes the most dangerous place for her. The film's cast also includes Agata Kulesza, Maria Sobocińska, Arkadiusz Jakubik, Julia Kijowska, and Andrzej Konopka. Paweł Tybora is responsible for the cinematography, and the music is composed by Smarzowski's longtime collaborator, Mikołaj Trzaska.
Altar Boys – a comedy-drama by Piotr Domalewski
Looking for a film that combines humor with serious questions? Piotr Domalewski's "Altar Boys" tells the story of a group of teenage altar boys frustrated by the indifference of adults and Church institutions toward social injustice. The boys decide to take matters into their own hands and implement their own plan for moral renewal by... bugging a confessional.
Starring Tobiasz Wajda and Bruno Błach-Baar, the film balances drama with dark humor, raising difficult questions about religion, community, guilt, and redemption. "Altar Boys" will debut on the big screen on November 21, 2025 , and boasts a Golden Lion Award and seven other accolades.
Gingerbread Heart – a family Christmas comedy by Piotr Wereśniak
The film tells the story of sixteen-year-old Janek, who befriends teenage Zuza while visiting his grandmother Melania in Toruń. The story of the entire family unfolds in the background – Justyna and Czarek return to their family home, where they face a confrontation with their past, while Dagmara tries to fulfill her deceased father's dream of opening a café despite the odds.
The cast includes Jakub Strach, Weronika Mania, Stefan Pawłowski, Olga Bołądź, Małgorzata Socha, Mikołaj Roznerski, Barbara Kurdej-Szatan, Piotr Głowacki, Katarzyna Żak, and Dorota Zięciowska. The film smells of "cinnamon, resonates with laughter, and warms the hearts of even the most conflicted characters," and its action takes place in a festively decorated Toruń – from the Christmas market to the charming corners of the Old Town. "Gingerbread Heart" is a holiday comedy that will hit theaters on November 28, 2025.
Movies for the whole family
Planning a family trip to the movies? November is the perfect time to enjoy a movie together, perfect for chilly autumn evenings. If you're looking for films that will delight both children and adults, the coming month brings several exceptional offerings. From long-awaited sequels to brand new adventures, there's something for every family.
Zootopia 2 – the return of Disney's favorite animation
Are you waiting for the sequel to the 2016 Oscar-winning hit? Zootopia 2 will hit theaters on November 26, 2025, and it certainly won't disappoint. You'll reunite with police officers Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin) and Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman), who this time must solve a mysterious case involving the arrival of a snake named Gary in the city. Working undercover in previously unexplored corners of the metropolis, their friendship is put to the test.
Oscar winner Ke Huy Quan will star as the main antagonist, Gary the snake. The film is directed by Jared Bush and Byron Howard, the creators of the first film and the Oscar-winning film "Encanto." Remember the success of the first film? It grossed over a billion dollars and won an Oscar for Best Animation. The sequel has every chance of achieving similar success.
La Petite fanfare de Noël – French poetry on screen
Looking for something special for preschoolers? "La Petite fanfare de Noël" is a poetic animated film by Meike Fehre and Sabine Dully, suitable for audiences ages three and up. This 40-minute production will debut on November 26, 2025 , introducing little ones to the magical world of winter and the holidays.
With its blend of gentleness, humor, and magic, this French production immerses children in a world of sounds and images, sparking their artistic curiosity. It's the perfect first cinematic experience for preschoolers and all families looking for gentle, festive entertainment without dramatic tension.
These November premieres prove that cinema can be a tool for telling stories with profound, universal meaning. Whether you choose an adaptation of classic literature, a historical drama, or a personal coming-of-age story, each of these films offers reflections that go far beyond entertainment. November's theatrical releases are sure to deliver. Whether you're looking for intense thrills, family entertainment, or ambitious artistic productions, you'll find something to suit your preferences. When choosing a screening, be guided by what you enjoy most and don't be swayed solely by loud advertisements. Remember that choosing a good film is an investment of your time and money. Read other viewers' opinions, but make the final decision yourself—you know your own tastes and needs best. Use November evenings to discover new stories and don't delay planning your cinematic journeys!