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OTT Release This Week [9-15 November]: From Heart of the Beast, Jailer 2, Ranabaali, Student of the Year, Allen, Other Mommy, Avedon & More on Netflix, JioHotstar, Amazon Prime, ZEE5, Apple & More

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OTT Release This Week [9-15 November]: From Heart of the Beast, Jailer 2, Ranabaali, Student of the Year, Allen, Other Mommy, Avedon & More on Netflix, JioHotstar, Amazon Prime, ZEE5, Apple & More
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Upcoming OTT Releases November 9–15, 2026: As the second week of November, a plethora of films, documentaries and even some web shows will be released on various digital platforms. From the survival thriller film Heart of the Beast starring Brad Pitt to Jailer 2 featuring Rajinikanth, there are several movies that can keep movie fans hooked. 

There will be 21 movies from November 9-15 with genres like action, horror, crime, romance, comedy, historical dramas and documentaries with Netflix having the highest number of films among the list, Prime Video, Apple TV, JioHotstar, ManoramaMAX and others have made their presence felt.

Here is a date-wise look at the upcoming OTT releases, including their streaming platforms, release dates, cast details and storylines.

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November 10

Heart of the Beast

Release date: November 10 

Genre: Survival thriller

Where to watch: BookMyShow Stream, Apple TV and Prime Video (buy and rent)

Cast: Brad Pitt

Director: David Ayer

James Belmont is played by Brad Pitt. He is a former Special Forces operative who is caught up in an air accident in the Alaskan wilderness. Together with his canine friend, James is required to cover a distance of 58 miles through hazardous conditions in order to reach civilization and this means that James will have to rely on his training as well as his resilience during the journey. The film explores survival, courage and the powerful bond between a soldier and his dog.

Other Mommy

Release date: November 10 

Genre: Supernatural horror

Where to watch: Apple TV and Prime Video (buy and rent)

Cast: Jessica Chastain, Jay Duplass

Director: Rob Savage

The horror movie is set around a dysfunctional family whose life takes a scary turn after their young daughter discovers what seems to be an imaginary friend. But as it turns out, that mysterious being is no imaginary creature, and things only get worse for the family. Directed by James Wan and based on a novel by Josh Malerman, the film focuses on supernatural horror involving a strange family tale. The mysterious entity begins threatening the household, turning an ordinary domestic setting into a nightmare.

November 11

Alicia’s Law

Release date: November 11 

Genre: Legal drama

Where to watch: Netflix

Cast: Fernanda Castillo, Juan Manuel Bernal

The Mexican version of the popular television drama The Good Wife is about a woman named Alicia whose world is turned upside down when her husband, a Supreme Court judge, is sent to jail on charges of corruption and sexual improprieties. Alicia is forced to find her feet in the world of law once again. The show focuses on independence and ambition along with the balance between family and career.

Avedon

Release date: November 11 

Genre: Documentary

Where to watch: Netflix

Director: Ron Howard

Featuring: Calvin Klein, Isabella Rossellini and Twiggy

Directed by Ron Howard, this documentary discusses the amazing impact of the photographer Richard Avedon on fashion, photography, and visual culture. With the use of archived footage as well as interviews of famous personalities, the documentary shows how Richard Avedon revolutionized the concept of fashion photography. The film sheds light on the special technique used by Avedon for portrait photography. It also highlights his distinctive approach to portraiture and his contribution to the relationship between commercial photography and artistic expression.

The Body

Release date: November 11 

Genre: Psychological horror

Where to watch: Netflix

Cast: Kristina Bogic, Sara Boustany, Sofia Wylie, Nnamdi Asomugha

Creator: Quinn Shephard

Episodes: 8

The eight-part psychological horror show focuses on a set of Catholic schoolgirls who become victims of a tragedy after an initiation of their dance team on Halloween. The teenagers start having nightmares that seem to foretell future events. The panic grows as their community becomes frightened. This is a teenage drama, mystery and psychological horror story all at once.

The Gospel of Christmas

Release date: November 11 

Genre: Holiday musical drama

Where to watch: Netflix

Cast: Fantasia Barrino, Durrell ‘Tank’ Babbs

Director: Tyler Perry

Directed and written by Tyler Perry, this is a musical drama that tells the story of a New York pastor who finds himself dealing with issues regarding faith as Christmas approaches. Facing challenges from his family, the members of his congregation, and the community, he tries to discover his power and find a way to lead those who depend on him. The film combines music, family relationships and spiritual themes in a story about hope, responsibility and faith.

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power – Season 3

Release date: November 11 

Genre: Fantasy drama

Where to watch: Prime Video

Featuring: Jamie Campbell Bower and returning ensemble cast

Fantasy series comes back with a new season in which the world of Middle-earth is again under attack. After the fall of Eregion, Sauron still pursues the path to gain more power and begins to build the One Ring however, the Elves, Dwarves and other realms have to be ready to face this threat. The third season promises another chapter of political struggles, battles and magical conflicts as the different communities prepare to face Sauron’s ambitions.

November 12

Jailer 2

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Nov 9, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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