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MUBI Brings Powerful New Stories to Screens This November: 2025
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From World War I romances to quiet winter dramas, MUBI’s November lineup celebrates global cinema at its most intimate.
(L to R) Josh O’Connor and Paul Mescal in The History of Sound and Roschdy Zem and Bella Kim in Winter in Sokcho (2025). Image courtesy of MUBI
MUBI is bringing a fresh wave of acclaimed films to its platform this November, beginning with the exclusive streaming premiere of The History of Sound on November 1. Directed by Oliver Hermanus and starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor, the World War I–set story follows two music students whose shared passion for recording the songs of a nation leads them on a journey through love, memory, and connection. The same day, Luca Guadagnino’s Bones and All joins the platform as part of MUBI’s “Internet Boyfriends” collection.
Later this month, Koya Kamura’s debut feature Winter in Sokcho premieres on November 17. Adapted from Elisa Shua Dusapin’s award-winning novel, the film unfolds with quiet emotion as a young woman navigates identity and belonging during a frozen season in the South Korean seaside town of Sokcho. Rounding out the month are Robert Kolodny’s The Featherweight on November 21 and Amanda Kramer’s So Unreal on November 28, adding a vivid mix of sports drama and digital-age reflection to the streaming lineup.
Alongside these premieres, MUBI continues to build on its reputation for thoughtful, artistic programming through special curated collections. The “Music and Desire” series explores the power of sound and intimacy, “Love and Ecstasy” celebrates the boundary-pushing work of filmmaker Gaspar Noé, and “Let’s Eat!: Food and Film” honors cinema’s connection to nourishment and culture. Each collection captures a different kind of emotional appetite, offering something for viewers looking for more than the mainstream.
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Takumi Saitoh, as Masato, and Jeanette Aw, as Mei Lian, in the 2018 film Ramen Shop: Image Courtesy of MUBI
Now Streaming
We Need to Talk About Kevin- Directed by Lynne Ramsay
Phoenix- Directed by Christian Petzold
Wildlife- Directed by Paul Dano
Burning- Directed by Lee Chang-dong
The Childhood of a Leader- Directed by Brady Corbert
MUBI: Streaming This November
November 1
The History of Sound- Directed by Oliver Hermanus: Exclusive premiere starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor.
Irreversible- Directed by Gaspar Noé- Part of “Love and Ecstasy: The Films of Gaspar Noé.”
Bones and All- Directed by Luca Guadagnino: A haunting love story from the “Internet Boyfriends” collection.
God’s Own Country- Directed by Francis Lee: Featured in “Music and Desire.”
Shirley Adams- Directed by Oliver Hermanus: A powerful story of resilience, also in “Music and Desire.”
Ramen Shop- Directed by Eric Khoo: Launching the “Let’s Eat!: Food and Film” collection.
November 2
Hal & Harper Episode 4- Directed by Cooper Raiff.
November 7
Winter in Sokcho- Directed by Koya Kamura: Exclusive premiere in the “Adaptations” series.
November 9
Hal & Harper Episode 5- Directed by Cooper Raiff.
November 12
Soul Kitchen- Directed by Faith Akin: Continues the “Let’s Eat!” lineup with humor and heart.
November 16
Hal & Harper Episode 6- Directed by Cooper Raiff.
November 21
The Featherweight- Directed by Robert Kolodny: A gripping portrait of boxing legend Willie Pep.
November 23
Hal & Harper Episode 7- Directed by Cooper Raiff.
November 27
Sexual Drive- Directed by Kota Yoshida: Another flavorful entry from “Let’s Eat!: Food and Film.”
James Madio as Willie Pep in The Featherweight 2023: Image Courtesy of MUBI
November 28
So Unreal- Directed by Amanda Kramer: A dazzling look at technology’s dreamlike pull on film.
November 30
Hal & Harper Episode 8- Directed by Cooper Raiff.
MUBI’s November lineup balances the deeply personal with the visually daring, inviting audiences to discover stories that challenge, move, and connect across cultures.
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