November brings a fresh lineup of gripping dramas, returning favourites and standout films to OSN+, with plenty worth adding to your watchlist.
Leading the month’s new series is M.I.A., a gripping crime drama arriving exclusively on OSN+ with all nine episodes available to binge-watch. Joining the lineup is The Good Daughter, a suspenseful family thriller starring Meghann Fahy and Rose Byrne, exploring buried secrets and the lasting consequences of a tragic past. Meanwhile, fan favourites return with new seasons, from high-society rivalries of The Gilded Age and the workplace chaos of St. Denis Medical to the dark secrets and dangerous alliances of The Hunting Wives and the darkly comedic chaos of Sweetpea, starring Ella Purnell.
For the movie lovers, November highlights include Wuthering Heights, Emerald Fennell’s bold adaptation of the literary classic starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. The film line-up also offers something for every mood, from dark humour and emotional depth of If I Had Legs I’d Kick You and Sorry, Baby to the powerful true stories behind Lee, starring Kate Winslet, and King Richard, starring Will Smith, alongside Arabic entertainment, family-friendly releases and a new collection of feel-good romances.
From gripping crime thrillers and high-society drama to sweeping romance and heartwarming stories, OSN+ has something for every viewer this November, with More Stories. More Drama. More You.
SERIES
M.I.A. – Season 1 | November 6
Series | For fans of crime drama, revenge stories and binge-worthy thrillers.
Killers aren’t born. They’re made. After her family is murdered, Etta Tiger Jonze sets her sights on revenge and an even bigger ambition: becoming South Florida’s most powerful crime queenpin. But in a world driven by violence and power, getting to the top is anything but simple.
The Good Daughter – Season 1 | November 13
Series | For fans of family mysteries, emotional thrillers and sister stories.
Twenty-eight years after a violent night shattered their family, sisters Samantha and Charlotte Quinn are still living with its consequences. As they confront the past, long-buried wounds threaten to unravel the lives they’ve worked so hard to rebuild.
The Gilded Age – Season 4 | November 2
HBO Original Series | For fans of period drama, high-society rivalries and lavish costume design.
Bertha Russell has fought her way to the top of New York society, but her ambitions have come at a personal cost. With her marriage to George under strain and the family facing the fallout of her decisions, maintaining her hard-won position may prove just as challenging as securing it.
St. Denis Medical – Season 3 | November 3
Series | For fans of workplace comedy, mockumentary humour and feel-good ensembles.
The dedicated but perpetually overwhelmed staff of St. Denis Medical are back, juggling demanding patients, complicated personal lives and the everyday absurdities of working in an underfunded hospital. Expect more awkward encounters, questionable decisions and plenty of workplace chaos.
The Hunting Wives – Season 2 | November 26
Series | For fans of glossy drama, dark secrets and Southern intrigue.
Sophie and Margo may have gone their separate ways, but their complicated history is far from over. When old secrets resurface and new enemies emerge, the two find themselves drawn back into each other’s dangerous orbit.
Sweetpea – Season 2 | Coming this November
Series | For fans of dark comedy, serial killer stories and anti-heroines.
Rhiannon Lewis (Ella Purnell) is no longer the overlooked wallflower she once was. With a growing kill list, a new promotion and a budding romance to navigate, life is getting increasingly complicated. And the arrival of a dangerous copycat killer certainly isn’t helping.
MOVIES
Wuthering Heights (2026) | November 28
Movie | For fans of gothic romance, literary adaptations and sweeping period drama.
Come undone. Against the windswept Yorkshire moors, Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw are consumed by a passionate yet destructive love that defies convention. Emerald Fennell reimagines the literary classic in a bold adaptation starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi.
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You (2025) | November 1
Movie | For fans of dark comedy, psychological drama and unflinching performances.
Everything is under control. Or is it? With her child’s mysterious illness, an absent husband and a missing person weighing heavily on her, Linda is barely holding things together. Add an increasingly hostile relationship with her therapist, and her already chaotic life begins to spiral further out of control.
Sorry, Baby (2025) | November 1
Movie | For fans of indie drama, quiet humour and emotionally honest storytelling.
Life moves on, even when you’re not quite ready to move with it. Following a traumatic event, a young woman struggles to find her footing while everyone around her seems to carry on as usual. A quietly affecting drama about navigating life in the aftermath of trauma.
Sound of Freedom (2023) | November 1
Movie | For fans of true-story thrillers and rescue missions.
Inspired by real events, this intense drama follows a man’s determined mission to rescue children from human traffickers, taking him into dangerous territory where the stakes couldn’t be higher.
Lee (2024) | November 1
Movie | For fans of biographical drama, wartime stories and powerful lead performances.
Behind some of the most powerful images of the Second World War was Lee Miller, a photographer determined to document the realities of conflict. Kate Winslet portrays the remarkable woman who defied expectations to capture history from the front lines.
Hatchi: A Dog’s Tale (2009) | November 11
Movie | For fans of heartfelt family dramas and tearjerkers.
Some bonds are simply unbreakable. Richard Gere stars in this deeply moving tale of a professor and his devoted dog, Hatchi, whose extraordinary loyalty becomes a testament to the enduring connection between humans and their four-legged companions.
King Richard (2021) | November 19
Movie | For fans of sports drama, family stories and underdog triumphs.
Before Venus and Serena Williams became tennis legends, there was a father with an extraordinary plan for their future. Will Smith stars as Richard Williams, whose unwavering determination and unconventional approach helped shape two of the greatest athletes in sporting history.
Daytime Movie Collection | From November 1
Movies | For fans of light-hearted rom-coms, small-town love stories and comfort viewing.
Sometimes, all you need is a little romance and a happy ending. From unexpected encounters to second chances at love, this feel-good collection delivers the perfect dose of light-hearted escapism.
Featured titles include A Winning Team, Everglades Romance, Two for Tee, To Philly with Love, I’ll Be Seeing You, A Little Park Music, Legend of the Lost Locket, A Machu Picchu Proposal, Hats Off to Love and A Costa Rican Wedding.
NEW ARABIC CONTENT
Tag (2023) | November 13
Movie | For fans of Arabic action comedy, fantasy and family-friendly adventure.
When twins Tag and Haroun discover their extraordinary supernatural abilities, life takes a series of unexpected turns. What follows is a chaotic adventure filled with unusual situations, comedic mishaps and plenty of surprises.
NEW KIDS & FAMILY CONTENT
My Weird School (2025) | November 1
Series | For fans of school comedies, sci-fi adventures and Nickelodeon.
Their teachers are extra…terrestrial. School is strange enough without an alien invasion. When middle schooler AJ discovers that things aren’t quite what they seem, he teams up with his friends and faculty members on an out-of-this-world mission to save the planet.
Nickelodeon’s Kids’ Choice Awards (2026) | November 19
Special | For fans of Nickelodeon, pop culture and family viewing.
The ultimate celebration of kids’ favourites returns, bringing together stars from film, television, music and sports for a fun-filled event celebrating the entertainment and personalities audiences love most.
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