New on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video & Co.: The Releases from November 17 to 23

Attention film and series fans: These are the film and series releases from November 17 to 23 on Netflix, Disney+, Sky, Amazon Prime Video, and Apple TV+.

NETFLIX

Train Dreams (November 21)

Feature film 102 min USA 2025 Directed by: Clint Bentley Starring: Joel Edgerton, Felicity Jones, Kerry Condon, William H. Macy, Clifton Collins Jr.

Railroad construction meets romance: Clint Bentley's literary adaptation "Train Dreams" is about Robert Grainier (the likable Joel Edgerton), a lumberjack and railroad worker who helps expand the country's rail network in 20th century America, while his wife (Felicity Jones) waits for him at home. The trailer promises fantastic visuals in the tradition of Terrence Malick and great emotions between love, loneliness, and dreams. Available from Friday on Netflix.

One Shot With Ed Sheeran - A Music Experience (November 21)

Special USA 2025 Directed by: Philip Barantini

An Englishman in New York: A spontaneous concert in a New York pub - people go wild. A serenade with a guitar in the subway and one on a double-decker bus. Director Philip Barantini followed Ed Sheeran in real-time and without cuts through the streets of New York City. The result is "One Shot With Ed Sheeran: A Music Experiment," a musical walk that can be streamed from Friday on Netflix.

DISNEY+

The Hand That Rocks the Cradle (November 19)

Feature Film 105 min USA 2025 Director: Michelle Garza Cervera Starring: Maika Monroe, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Raúl Castillo, Mileiah Vega, Nora Contreras

Evil babysitter seeks revenge: Some millennials might have seen the original with Rebecca De Mornay as the evil babysitter at the changing table on TV. In the remake of the 1992 psychological thriller "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle," Mary Elizabeth Winstead ("Black Christmas") plays the wealthy suburban mother and Maika Monroe ("It Follows") her diabolical nanny with a thirst for revenge. Both are experienced actresses in genre cinema. Available from Wednesday on Disney+.

SKY

The Chair Company (November 21)

Series (Season 1 / 8 Episodes) approx. 30 min/episode USA 2025 Directors: Andrew DeYoung, Aaron Schimberg, et al. Starring: Tim Robinson, Lake Bell, Sophia Lillis, Will Price, Joseph Tudisco

A conspiracy that sits: Of all times, during a big speech at the company, the office chair collapses under Ron Trospers (Tim Robinson). The easily irritable office worker then sets out to find the manufacturer of the fragile seat. But despite all research, it seems not to exist. Soon, Ron is also threatened. Is the family man onto something big here? The eight-part comedy series is available on Sky from Friday.

AMAZON PRIME VIDEO

The Mighty Nein (November 19)

Animated Series (Season 1 / 8 Episodes) approx. 30 min/episode USA 2025

Outcasts as saviors: The universe of "The Legend of Vox Machina" continues. Set 20 years after the events of the original animated series, the new episodes tell the story of the titular group of outsiders "The Mighty Nein." The pursued, all carrying a package of dark pasts, must save the "Beacon" - an artifact that can alter reality and has fallen into the wrong hands. Can the outcasts function as a team? Only then can they prevent the downfall of the entire kingdom. Available from Wednesday on Amazon Prime Video.

APPLE TV+

The Family Plan 2 (November 21)

Feature Film USA/UK 2025 Directed by: Simon Cellan Jones Starring: Mark Wahlberg, Michelle Monaghan, Zoe Colletti, Van Crosby, Kit Harington

New stress for the ex-agent: There seems to be no real retirement for the old government agent Dan (Mark Wahlberg). In "The Family Plan 2," he and his family, including wife Jessica (Michelle Monaghan), must fight countless adversaries surrounding a mysterious figure (Kit "John Snow" Harington) from Mr. Papa's past. And all this during their Christmas vacation in Europe! But especially during the festival of love, you stick together. Available on the streamer Apple TV+ from Monday.

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