MUBI Australia November 2026 highlights – MUBI’s Australian November line-up moves from behind-the-scenes cinema history to acclaimed contemporary drama, with Making Marie Antoinette, Sound of Falling, The Curse, Paterson and You Were Never Really Here among its key arrivals.
For Australian viewers, the slate also includes Animals from Australian director Sophie Hyde. Several curated collections connect the new arrivals with films by Joseph Losey, Fatih Akin, Andrzej Wajda and Lynne Ramsay. The dates below are the announced Australian streaming dates. MUBI says further collection details will be available from the start of the month.
November’s headline releases
Making Marie Antoinette — 6 November
Eleanor Coppola’s 2026 documentary follows her daughter Sofia Coppola as she directs Marie Antoinette. Filmed around the production, it captures the demands of bringing the period film to life. Sofia was 34 at the time. It arrives as a MUBI release on 6 November.
Sound of Falling — 13 November
Mascha Schilinski’s prize-winning German drama spans a century in one farmhouse. Four girls — Alma, Erika, Angelika and Lenka — occupy different eras, with their lives and experiences gradually revealing connections across time. The 2025 film, recognised at Cannes, starts streaming on 13 November.
The Curse — from 19 November
This 2023 series follows newlyweds Whitney and Asher Siegel in Española, New Mexico. They pursue an eco-conscious housing project while making a reality television show about it. However, a supposed curse complicates both the relationship and the couple’s public-facing ambitions. David Zellner, Nathan Fielder and Nathan Zellner are credited on the series. It arrives from 19 November.
Paterson — 20 November
Jim Jarmusch’s 2016 film stars Adam Driver as a bus driver who writes poetry in Paterson, New Jersey. Golshifteh Farahani plays his wife Laura. Meanwhile, its observational style makes it a counterpoint to the month’s darker dramas. Streaming begins 20 November.
You Were Never Really Here — 27 November
Joaquin Phoenix plays Joe, a traumatised veteran hired to rescue a senator’s kidnapped daughter. The mission pulls him into a violent conspiracy in Lynne Ramsay’s 2017 thriller. Jonny Greenwood composed the score. The film arrives on 27 November. In addition, it is paired with Die My Love in MUBI’s Ramsay double bill.
More films arriving in November
13 November: Love Letters (2025), directed by Alice Douard, centres on Céline as her wife Nadia prepares to give birth; it is an exclusive MUBI arrival. Also arriving is Susan Streitfeld’s 1996 Female Perversions, about an ambitious attorney whose professional drive sits alongside a troubled personal life.
20 November: Australian filmmaker Sophie Hyde’s Animals (2019) follows friends Laura and Tyler in Dublin. Holliday Grainger and Alia Shawkat play the pair. Also arriving is Xavier Dolan’s Cannes Grand Jury Prize winner It’s Only the End of the World (2016). Marion Cotillard, Vincent Cassel, Léa Seydoux, Gaspard Ulliel and Nathalie Baye gather for a fraught family reunion. Both films also feature in the Writers on Screen collection.
27 November: Gaël Kamilindi’s 2026 short Taxi Moto follows a filmmaker who must remake a love story between two men away from his home country. It is listed as an exclusive MUBI release.
30 November: Lou Ye’s Suzhou River (2000) brings its restored Shanghai-set neo-noir story to the service, with a crook confronted by a woman who resembles his lost lover.
MUBI’s November collections
Three by Joseph Losey — spotlight from 6 November: Accident, Mr. Klein and The Servant form a compact introduction to the director’s work.
Soul Cinema: Films by Fatih Akin — spotlight from 13 November: The collection brings together The Cut, The Edge of Heaven, The Golden Glove, Short Sharp Shock, Crossing the Bridge – The Sound of Istanbul, Goodbye Berlin and Soul Kitchen.
Andrzej Wajda 100th Anniversary — streaming from 13 November: Six films feature in the retrospective: Innocent Sorcerers, Man of Iron, Man of Marble, The Promised Land, The Wedding and Without Anesthesia.
Between the Lines: Writers on Screen — spotlight from 20 November: The literary-themed selection includes Animals, It’s Only the End of the World, Paterson, Bergman Island, Listen Up Philip and Reprise. As a result, it offers a useful route through several of the month’s individual arrivals.
Lynne Ramsay Double Bill — spotlight from 27 November: You Were Never Really Here joins Die My Love, putting two of the filmmaker’s features side by side.
MUBI’s November schedule offers more than a list of standalone premieres: the themed programmes give viewers a way to continue exploring directors and ideas after a featured film. Availability can change, so check the service for its current Australian catalogue.
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