The next series premieres are already falling on us like autumn leaves. The calendar of dates for streaming platforms and television networks continues with tons of content to offer.
Netflix, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Movistar Plus+, Apple TV+, Filmin… Whatever your favourite platform, in the coming months, many new releases are ready to keep you glued to the screen. There will be many, so we have chosen the most outstanding.
It’s some of the most anticipated series of November. It’s some of the most anticipated series of November.
The next series premieres are already falling on us like autumn leaves. The calendar of dates for streaming platforms and television networks continues with tons of content to offer.
Netflix, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Movistar Plus+, Apple TV+, Filmin… Whatever your favourite platform, in the coming months, many new releases are ready to keep you glued to the screen. There will be many, so we have chosen the most outstanding.
All the Light We Cannot See
November 2 [Netflix]
Shawn Levy (‘Stranger Things) and Steven Knight (‘Peaky Blinders’) join forces in a miniseries set in occupied France during World War II that tells the story of a blind French teenager and a brilliant German soldier with the mission to track illegal radio broadcasts.
Romancero
November 3 [Prime Video]
The Sitges Festival hosted the world premiere of the new Amazon Prime Video series, a thriller written by Fernando Navarro (Veronica) and directed by Tomas Pena. The series is based on the ‘Romancero gitano’ by Federico Garcia Lorca. It tells the story of two young people who escape from authority, family and the supernatural forces that threaten them.
Invincible season 2
November 3 [Prime Video]
This daring superhero story starring Mark Grayson returns as he begins the second season alone in the face of danger. The world still processes Omi-man’s betrayal, and Grayson is the only hope against the Viltrumite Empire. Many expectations were placed on a title that he convinced in his first delivery.
For All ‘Mankind’ season 4
November 10 [Apple TV+]
Apple TV+ brings back one of its most interesting bets, a science-fiction series in which the space race never ended, and the great powers continue to compete to conquer space. After reaching the Moon, humanity is focused on colonizing Mars and investigating valuable asteroids.
The Crown season 6 [part 1]
November 16 [Netflix]
The series about Queen Elizabeth II reaches its final season, which will be divided into two parts. It is expected to see significant events of the British Crown, such as the death of Lady Di or the romance between Prince William and Kate Middleton. The plot could extend until the early 2000s, so it should not portray the death of the monarch, which took place in 2022.
Monarch: Legacy of the Monsters
November 17 [Apple TV+]
After the bloody battle between Godzilla and the Titans in San Francisco, Apple TV+ presents us with a story full of adventures and monstrous threats in which two brothers try to solve a mystery surrounding their family and the enigmatic Monarch organization.