“Club Kid”
Writer-director Jordan Firstman stars as a hard-partying New York club promoter whose whirlwind existence is interrupted by the arrival of the 10-year-old son he never knew he had. Cara Delevingne, Diego Calva, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Reggie Absolom, and Colleen Camp co-star in the Cannes breakout.
Release Date: November 6 in theaters via A24.
“Wild Horse Nine”
Shortly before Chile’s 1973 military coup, two CIA agents played by John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell are dispatched from Santiago to Easter Island by their bureau chief, played by Steve Buscemi. Martin McDonagh writes and directs the black comedy, with Mariana di Girolamo, Ailín Salas, Tom Waits, and Parker Posey completing the formidable ensemble.
Release Date: November 6 in theaters via Searchlight Pictures.
“I Play Rocky”
Peter Farrelly dramatizes Sylvester Stallone’s long-shot campaign to make “Rocky,” including his refusal to sell the screenplay unless he could play the title role. Anthony Ippolito stars as Stallone, alongside AnnaSophia Robb, Matt Dillon, Toby Kebbell, Tracy Letts, Jay Duplass, and Stephan James.
Release Date: November 6 in select theaters, expanding nationwide November 20 via Amazon MGM Studios.
“Being Heumann”
“CODA” filmmaker Siân Heder chronicles disability-rights activist Judy Heumann and the historic 1977 occupation of a federal building that helped force the implementation of Section 504. Ruth Madeley plays Heumann opposite Mark Ruffalo, Dylan O’Brien, Madeline Delp, Rob Delaney, and Ray Fisher.
Release Date: November 6 in select theaters and November 13 on Apple TV.
“How to Rob a Bank”
David Leitch directs this action-comedy about social-media-savvy bank robbers who livestream their increasingly elaborate heists while a veteran FBI agent and a software engineer close in. Nicholas Hoult, Zoë Kravitz, Anna Sawai, Pete Davidson, Tati Gabrielle, John C. Reilly, and Christian Slater star.
Release Date: November 13 in theaters via Amazon MGM Studios.
“Paper Tiger”
Writer-director James Gray follows “Armageddon Time” with an intense crime drama about two brothers whose supposedly foolproof scheme draws them into the dangerous world of the Russian mafia. Adam Driver, Miles Teller, and Scarlett Johansson lead the Cannes competition title.
Release Date: November 13 in select theaters, expanding nationwide November 20 via NEON.
“Ebenezer”
Johnny Depp plays Ebenezer Scrooge in Ti West’s gothic “A Christmas Carol” interpretation of Charles Dickens’ enduring ghost story. Andrea Riseborough, Tramell Tillman, Ian McKellen, Rupert Grint, Daisy Ridley, Sam Claflin, Charlie Murphy, Arthur Conti, and Ellie Bamber join him in Victorian London.
Release Date: November 13 in theaters via Paramount Pictures.
“Bitter Christmas”
Pedro Almodóvar returns to Spanish-language filmmaking with two intertwined stories exploring grief, creative paralysis, and the ways artists transform life into fiction. Bárbara Lennie, Leonardo Sbaraglia, Aitana Sánchez-Gijón, and Victoria Luengo lead the ensemble.
Release Date: November 13 in New York and Los Angeles, expanding nationwide November 25 via Sony Pictures Classics.
“Victorian Psycho”
Having spent much of her career escaping killers, Maika Monroe gets to become the threat in Zachary Wigon’s adaptation of Virginia Feito’s novel. Monroe plays an eccentric governess arriving at a remote English manor in 1858, with Thomasin McKenzie, Jason Isaacs, and Ruth Wilson co-starring in the Cannes-premiered gothic black comedy.
Release Date: November 13 in theaters via Bleecker Street.
“Madden”
Nicolas Cage plays legendary coach and broadcaster John Madden, with Christian Bale as Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis, in David O. Russell’s unconventional sports biopic. Kathryn Hahn, Sienna Miller, John Mulaney, and Shane Gillis round out the ensemble.
Release Date: November 18 on Prime Video, following an awards-qualifying theatrical run.
