23 Best Movies New to Streaming in November: ‘Tony,’ ‘Misty Green,’ ‘Possible Love’ and More
November’s streaming line-up includes new films aimed at holiday audiences and awards-season viewers. Among the featured releases are A24’s “Tony”, Chris Rock’s “Misty Green” and Lee Chang-dong’s “Possible Love”, alongside Netflix’s World War II drama “The Mosquito Bowl”.
“Tony”, starring Dominic Sessa as Anthony Bourdain, follows a summer cinema run that brought in nearly $20 million worldwide and arrives on HBO Max around Thanksgiving. “Misty Green”, which debuted in cinemas via A24, is going to Netflix because of Rock’s ties to the platform; it stars Rosalind Eleazar as an actor seeking redemption. “Possible Love” won the Venice Film Festival’s grand jury prize and follows two couples whose lives become intertwined.
In short
- November brings a mix of holiday films and awards hopefuls to streaming.
- “Tony” arrives on HBO Max after earning nearly $20 million worldwide.
- “Possible Love” won the Venice grand jury prize.
Explained simply
Streaming services add new films each month, often including titles intended for holiday viewing and films attracting awards attention. The names in this line-up include a drama based on the early life of chef and writer Anthony Bourdain, a story about an actor trying to rebuild her career, and a film about two couples whose lives intersect.
The films involve different studios and platforms: A24 produced Tony and Misty Green, while Netflix is releasing the Second World War drama The Mosquito Bowl. Lee Chang-dong, the South Korean director of Possible Love, has previously made films shown at international festivals. The mix matters to viewers choosing what to watch and reflects how films can move between cinema releases and streaming services.
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