Amongst all of the program premieres in November are these 40 new series, seasons, and films coming to the US and beyond.
UPDATED: Below is our curated list of 40 41 programs from countries in Africa, Asia, North America, and South America that are premiering and being added to schedules/offerings in the US and other territories in November 2023. Additional program premieres are listed on our “viewing guide” page.
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Arthdal Chronicles: The Sword of Aramun (Season 2) (South Korea)
In Season 2 of this action-fantasy drama, it’s been eight years since Ta Gon (Jang Dong-Gun, A Normal Family) was enthroned as “the Reincarnation of Aramun.” Eun Seom (Song Joong-ki, Vincenzo), who united 30 clans of the Ago Tribe and became “the Reincarnation of Inaishingi,” sets out to wage a great war against the kingdom of Arthdal. When Aramun’s tomb and identity from 200 years ago are revealed, along with the prophecy, “When the Sword of Aramun appears in the Zelkova tree, Aramun will know his mission,” the conflict between Ta Gon and Eun Seom, who can never become Aramun, escalates.
Arthdal Chronicles: The Sword of Aramun, a Hulu Original, premieres in the US on Wednesday, November 1, exclusively on Hulu. (You can add it to your watchlist now.)
Black Cake (US)
Based on The New York Times-bestselling novel Black Cake by Charmaine Wilkerson, this eight-episode series is a decades-spanning family drama wrapped in a murder mystery. In the late 1960s, a runaway bride named Covey (Mia Isaac, Not Okay) disappears into the surf off the coast of Jamaica and is feared either drowned or a fugitive on the run for her husband’s murder. In present-day California, a widow named Eleanor Bennett (Chipo Chung, Silo) loses her battle with cancer, leaving her two estranged children a flash drive that holds previously untold stories of her journey from the Caribbean to America. These stories, narrated by Eleanor, shock her children and challenge everything they thought they knew about their family’s origin.
Black Cake premieres in the US on Wednesday, November 1, exclusively on Hulu. (You can add it to your watchlist now.)
Hurricane Season (Mexico)
Based on the acclaimed novel Hurricane Season by Fernanda Melchor, this thriller centers on a group of teens who find a corpse floating in a canal, and the brutal reality behind the perverse crime unravels a town’s dark underbelly.
Hurricane Season, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Wednesday, November 1, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Los Billis (Colombia)
Based on the story of one of Bogota’s notorious teenage gangs and their lasting impact on Colombian pop culture, this drama follows a generation’s search for identity through the unlikely friendship between David (Julian Zuluaga M) and Leo (Nicolás Santa), the younger brother of Andrea (Francisca Estevez, Eva Lasting), one of the gang’s leaders.
Los Billis premieres in the US and Latin America on Thursday, November 2, exclusively on Prime Video. (It drops at 8pm ET in the US; you can add it to your watchlist now.)
Cigarette Girl (Indonesia)
Based on the novel Cigarette Girl by Ratih Kumala, this period drama tells the story of an epic romance set against the tobacco industry in 1960s Indonesia. Dasiyah (Dian Sastrowardoyo, Kartini: Princess of Java) is a woman ahead of her time, one who is passionate about concocting the perfect formula for clove cigarettes. Her encounter with Soeraja (Ario Bayu, 27 Steps of May) leads to a love story marked by historical events that eventually shape the course of their lives. Decades later, Soeraja’s son, Lebas (Arya Saloka, Wedding Proposal), meets Arum (Putri Marino, The Big 4), and together they trace the past and uncover buried secrets.
Cigarette Girl, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, November 2, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Higuita: The Way of the Scorpion (Colombia)
From poverty to soccer legend, this documentary captures the rise of Colombia’s René Higuita, his revolutionary career, and the birth of “The Scorpion.”
Higuita: The Way of the Scorpion, a Netflix Documentary, premieres globally on Thursday, November 2, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Kingdom Business: Season 2 (US)
In the new season of this drama that explores the gospel music, the scandalous events in Season 1 have caused a kingdom in chaos. In defense of their faith-filled legacy, the Jordan family fights for their gospel record label, their positions in the church, and even their lives. All the while, disgraced gospel phenom Rbel (Serayah, Empire) struggles to secure justice for Dani (Kajuana S. Marie, Terror Lake Drive) and escape her own demons. As family members reunite, new alliances form and old secrets surface.
Kingdom Business: Season 2 premieres in the US on Thursday, November 2, exclusively on BET+ and its digital channels, including BET+ on Amazon.
Daily Dose of Sunshine (South Korea)
This drama explores the world inside a psychiatric ward and the stories of the people in it, as encountered by kind-hearted nurse Jung Da-eun (Park Bo-young, Doom at Your Service). Newly transferred from the hospital’s internal medicine department to the mental health department, she is unfazed by her struggles at work, caring deeply about her patients while experiencing personal and professional growth — all while going above and beyond to be a ray of light for those under her care.
Daily Dose of Sunshine, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, November 3, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Quiz Lady (US)
This comedy follows Anne (Awkwafina, The Farewell, Crazy Rich Asians), a brilliant but tightly-wound, gameshow-obsessed young woman, and her estranged, train-wreck of an older sister, Jenny (Sandra Oh, Killing Eve, Grey’s Anatomy), as they team up to help cover their mother’s gambling debts. When Anne’s beloved dog is kidnapped, the sisters set out on a wild, cross-country trek to get the cash the only way they know how: by turning Anne into a bona fide game show champion.
Quiz Lady, a Hulu Original, premieres in the US on Friday, November 3, exclusively on Hulu. (You can add it to your watchlist now.)
Scent of Time (China)
Based on the novel The Female Supporting Role by Qi Yue Li, this romantic fantasy drama centers on a hard-working, modern-day young woman (Zhou Ye, Word of Honor), who wakes up and finds herself in the novel that she was reading all night. Now in the body of a vicious character in the story, she must cope with having a traitorous father and a playboy brother. What’s more, she (as the character) did all sorts of bad things earlier in the story, so her intention to ensure that her character stays alive until the end entails a long and difficult road.
Scent of Time, a Max Original, premieres in the US on Friday, November 3, exclusively on Max and its digital channels, including Max on Amazon. (Rescheduled from August)
Lawmen: Bass Reeves (US)
The first season of this new standalone anthology series, which reveals the untold stories of iconic lawmen and outlaws who have impacted history, follows the journey of Bass Reeves (Emmy® Award nominee David Oyelowo, Nightingale, Selma) and his rise from enslavement to law enforcement as the first Black U.S. Marshal west of the Mississippi. Despite arresting more than 3,000 outlaws during the course of his career, the weight of the badge was heavy, and he wrestled with its moral and spiritual cost to his beloved family.
Lawmen: Bass Reeves, a Paramount+ Original series, premieres with two episodes in the US, as well as all Paramount+ international markets, on Sunday, November 5, exclusively on Paramount+ and its digital channels, including Paramount+ on Amazon. (Rescheduled from August) (Read this article for additional cast info.)
Daddies on Request: Season 2 (Mexico)
In the new season of this comedy-drama, it’s been a year since California (Farah Justiniani, La Herencia) reunited with her mother, Itzel (Fátima Molina, Misfortune), who returned to Mexico City, gave testimony, and then embarked on a trip with her daughter across Mexico in the ice cream van to get to know each other again. As the crooks’ trial approaches, Itzel and California go to Mexico City to see Morgan (Michael Ronda, Control Z), Diego (Lalo Brito, Kelly’s Mashup), and Miguel (Jorge Blanco, Violetta), who work their day jobs and come together at night to keep the band’s dream alive.
Daddies on Request: Season 2, a Disney+ Original, premieres globally on Wednesday, November 8, exclusively on Disney+.
Vigilante (South Korea)
In this action thriller, Kim Ji-yong (Nam Joo-hyuk, The School Nurse Files) leads a double life as a Police University student by day and the Vigilante by night, personally punishing criminals who evade the law while surrounded by people who possess different ulterior motives.
Vigilante, a Hulu Original, premieres in the US on Wednesday, November 8, exclusively on Hulu.
BTS: Yet To Come (South Korea)
This free concert by megahit K-pop band BTS was attended by 50,000+ fans and filmed in October 2022 at the Asiad Main Stadium in Busan, South Korea, as part of the city’s World Expo 2030 bid. The movie includes BTS performing 19 of the band’s hits, including “Dynamite,” “Butter,” “RUN,” “MIC Drop” and “Yet To Come (The Most Beautiful Moment).”
BTS: Yet To Come premieres globally on Thursday, November 9, exclusively on Prime Video.
At the Moment (Taiwan)
This anthology series set during the pandemic follows ten love stories of passion and heartache. The cast includes Gingle Wang (Wave Makers), Wu Kang-ren (Copycat Killer), Ruby Lin (Copycat Killer), Alyssa Chia (Mom, Don’t Do That!), Dee Hsu (Meteor Garden), Austin Lin (Marry My Dead Body), Esther Liu (Light the Night), Huang Lu Tzu-yin (aka Lulu), Tseng Jing-hua (Detention), Vivian Sung (Taiwan Crime Stories), Puff Kuo, Kelly Lin (Reign of Assassins), Derek Chang (Light the Night), Terrance Lau Chun-him, Shiou Chieh-kai (Light the Night), Berant Zhu (Danger Zone), Nash Zhang, Nikki Hsieh (Light the Night), Johnny Yang (The Devil Punisher), and JC Lin (Shards of Her).
At the Moment, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, November 10, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Criminal Code (Brazil)
In this action crime drama inspired by real crimes, after a robbery of epic proportions at a securities insurance company in Ciudad del Este, Paraguay, federal police officers from the Foz do Iguaçu police station in Brazil undertake an unprecedented investigation: the analysis of a single case that becomes the largest investigation against property theft in the history of Brazil. Following the trail of DNA samples collected, they discover a thread that connects the robbery with other recent crimes, and uncover an even bigger plan involving criminals from both countries.
Starring Maeve Jinkins (The Others) and Rômulo Braga (Jailers), Criminal Code, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Tuesday, November 14, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Harina: Season 2 (Mexico)
In the new season of this hit comedy, Lieutenant Prieto (Memo Villegas, How to Survive Being Single), aka “Comandante Harina,” continues his life of excess, although his status as a Mexican celebrity has declined and his daughter, Isabel (Ishkra Zavala, El Rey, Vicente Fernández), no longer admires him, knowing that his fame comes from drug abuse. His partner, Ramírez (Verónica Bravo, Backdoor), who was promoted, continues to be more and more dedicated and focused on her career. Their lives take an unexpected turn when they have to investigate the mystery of a new drug that, bit by bit, reveals an intriguing connection with Ramirez’s dark past in Puebla.
Harina: Season 2 premieres in the US and Latin America on Wednesday, November 15, exclusively on Prime Video. (You can add it to your watchlist now.)
In Love and Deep Water (Japan)
Set on the MSC Bellissima, a massive luxury cruise ship headed for the Aegean sea, this romantic mystery-comedy sees the life of Suguru (Ryo Yoshizawa, Kingdom, River’s Edge), the ship’s loyal butler, turned upside down after he meets Chizuru (Aoi Miyazaki, Rage, Here Comes the Morning), a young woman who’s stowed away on the ship. She claims their respective partners are about to cheat on them, so the ship must go back to Japan to prevent the cheating from happening. One night, they and five other passengers witness a man fall into the pool — dead. Strangely, all but Suguru pretend they didn’t see anything. While trying to unravel the murder mystery, Suguru and Chizuru are gradually drawn to each other.
In Love and Deep Water, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Thursday, November 16, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Terror Lake Drive: Summer Purge (Season 3) (US)
Set five years after the events in Season 2, the new season of this anthology drama thriller sees a new South Georgia family mysteriously inherit a luxury vacation home on Lake Levi, luring them to the grounds previously known as (the haunted) Freeman Lakes — a place since demolished and transformed into a sprawling, glamorous lakefront summer resort and highly-touted exclusive destination for Atlanta’s elite and privileged.
When Janice DuVernay (Deborah J Winans, Greenleaf), an in-debt science teacher, discovers she is the sole beneficiary to her grandfather’s million-dollar estate on Lake Levi, her family can barely contain their excitement at the prospect of a better life. As the DuVernays embark on their summer getaway, a series of bizarre events begin to unfold, making it apparent that not all fairy tales have a happy ending.
Terror Lake Drive: Summer Purge, an ALLBLK Original Series, premieres in the US on Thursday, November 16, exclusively on ALLBLK and its digital channels, including ALLBLK on Amazon.
Believer 2 (South Korea)
In this sequel to action crime thriller Believer, Detective Won Ho (Cho Jin-woong, A Hard Day) continues his pursuit of the elusive drug lord Mr. Lee, the missing Rak (Oh Seung-hoon, Method), the reappeared Brian (Cha Seung-won, Our Blues), and Big Knife (Han Hyo-joo, Moving), who has come from China to resolve the situation.
Believer 2, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Friday, November 17, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Dashing Through the Snow (US)
This holiday comedy follows Eddie (Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, The Ride), a goodhearted man who’s turned his back on Christmas due to a traumatic childhood experience. At the request of his wife, Allison (Teyonah Parris, WandaVision), from whom he’s separated, Eddie takes his 9-year-old daughter, Charlotte (Madison Skye Validum, Ivy + Bean), out with him on Christmas Eve. But before they head out, a mysterious man in a red suit named Nick (Lil Rel Howery, Get Out) shows up unexpectedly — in Eddie’s chimney. Eddie, a social worker for the Atlanta Police, thinks Nick is delusional and needs professional help. But when he evokes the wrath of a local politician (Oscar Nuñez, Mr. Iglesias), he and his daughter are taken on a magical adventure that just might restore his faith in Christmas.
Dashing Through the Snow, a Disney+ Original, premieres globally on Friday, November 17, exclusively on Disney+.
Love Is for the Strong (Brazil)
Based on the video album Amar É Para os Fortes by Marcelo D2, this drama series tells the saga of two black women from Rio de Janeiro, who see their fates intertwined forever during Mother’s Day. Cida loses her 11-year-old son, Sushi, to police violence. Edna is the mother of Digão, the policeman who killed the child. Seeking justice and surrender, both mothers will face police corruption, the morosity of the justice system, and the pain of their losses. Cida will have the support of her eldest son, the visual artist Sinistro, who, together with the artists from Maré Community, will fight, through the arts, for justice for Sushi.
Starring Mariana Nunes (All the Flowers), Tatiana Tibúrcio (The Followers), and Breno Ferreira (September Mornings), Love Is for the Strong, an Amazon Original, premieres globally on Friday, November 17, exclusively on Prime Video.
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters (US-Japan)
Taking place in two timelines and spanning three generations, this sci-fi drama tracks two siblings following in their father’s footsteps to uncover their family’s connection to the secretive organization known as Monarch. Clues lead them into the world of monsters, like Godzilla and the Titans, and ultimately down the rabbit hole to Army officer Lee Shaw (played by Kurt Russell of Elvis and Wyatt Russell of Under the Banner of Heaven).
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, an Apple TV+ Original, premieres globally with the first two episodes on Friday, November 17, exclusively on Apple TV+, with new episodes dropping weekly on Fridays through January 12, 2024.
Nothing to See Here (Mexico)
This bittersweet comedy-drama follows Alexis (Alexis Arroyo), a young blind man who dreams of becoming a successful comedian, as he leaves behind his overprotective father and journeys to Mexico City with his best friend and “manager,” Charly (Kike Vázquez), who has cerebral palsy.
Nothing to See Here, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, November 17, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Queenstown Kings (South Africa)
In this sports-themed drama, a washed-up soccer star returns to rural Queenstown after his father’s death and struggles to connect with his son, a promising player with big dreams.
Starring Zolisa Xaluva (Kings of Jo’burg), Likhona Mgali, and Unathi Faku, The Queenstown Kings, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Friday, November 17, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Railway Men (India)
Inspired by true stories, this historical drama tells the untold story of a few of the unsung heroes of the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy.
The Railway Men, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Saturday, November 18, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Comedy Island Japan (Japan)
Hosted by comedian Teruyoshi Uchimura and former Nogizaka 46 (pop idol group) member Kazumi Takayama, this six-episode unscripted reality series features popular Japanese comedians embarking a hilarious adventure when they suddenly drift to a mysterious island. The island has been cursed for years, and if a joke goes wrong, disaster strikes. In order to break the curse, they must use their improv skills as they face unexpected, unreasonable challenges.
Comedy Island Japan, an Amazon Japanese Original Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, November 22, exclusively on Prime Video.
Crime Diaries: The Celebrity Stylist (Colombia)
Inspired by real-life events, this true-crime drama follows a young detective who is given 20 days to solve the case of an up-and-coming stylist found stabbed to death in his home. Crime Diaries: The Celebrity Stylist, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Wednesday, November 22, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Good Burger 2 (US)
This highly-anticipated film sequel to the iconic ’90s feature film Good Burger, based on the sketch from the Nickelodeon comedy series All That, follows Dexter Reed (Kenan Thompson, SNL) and original cashier Ed (Kel Mitchell, South Side) as they reunite in the present day at fast-food restaurant Good Burger with a hilarious new group of employees.
Good Burger 2, a Paramount+ Original Movie, premieres in the U.S and Canada on Wednesday, November 22, exclusively on Paramount+ and its digital channels, including Paramount+ on Amazon. It debuts in the UK and Australia on Thursday, November 23.
High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America: Season 2 (US)
In the new season of this immersive, award-winning docuseries, host Stephen Satterfield travels across the US to uncover how African-American cuisine has fueled social justice movements, transformed communities, and awakened cultural creativity in America in powerful and lasting ways. (Trailer is from Season 1)
High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America: Season 2, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, November 22, exclusively on Netflix.
I Don’t Expect Anyone to Believe Me (Mexico)
Based on the novel I Don’t Expect Anyone To Believe Me by Juan Pablo Villalobos, this comedy-drama thriller follows Juan Pablo (Darío Yazbek, The House of Flowers), who travels with his girlfriend, Valentina (Natalia Solián, An Unknown Enemy), to Barcelona to study for a PhD in literature. But before he leaves Mexico, he gets involved in a criminal network, which inspires him to write the novel of his dreams, while his life takes absurd and sinister turns.
I Don’t Expect Anyone to Believe Me, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Wednesday, November 22, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Doi Boy (Thailand)
In this romantic drama thriller, a refugee builds a new identity as a sex worker in Thailand and gets caught up in a client’s risky scheme that might lead to a better life.
Doi Boy, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Friday, November 24, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Elena Knows (Argentina)
Based on Claudia Piñeiro’s renowned novel Elena Knows, shortlisted for the International Booker Prize 2022, this drama tells the story of Elena (Mercedes Morán, Yosi, the Regretful Spy), a mother searching for the person responsible for her daughter’s death while battling the physical challenges caused by her rapidly advancing Parkinson’s disease. When she doesn’t get any answers, Elena assumes the role of detective, and as she searches for the truth, memories inevitably force her to confront the type of mother she was.
Elena Knows, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Friday, November 24, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
LOL: Last One Laughing Brazil: Season 3 (Brazil)
Tom Cavalcanti and Fabiana Karla are back as presenters for the new season of this comedy competition series, in which ten of Brazil’s top comedic talent — Maria Clara Gueiros, Júnior Chico, Rodrigo Marques, Dadá Coelho, Ed Gama, Marcio Ballas, Maíra Azevedo, Paulinho Serra, Karina Ramil, and Suzy Brasil — do their best to make the others laugh while not laughing themselves.
LOL: Last One Laughing Brazil: Season 3, an Amazon Original Series, premieres globally on Friday, November 24, exclusively on Prime Video.
My Demon (South Korea)
In this romantic fantasy comedy, Chaebol heiress Do Do Hee (Kim Yoo-jung, Clean with Passion for Now) is an adversary to many, and Jung Koo Won (Song Kang, Sweet Home) is a powerful entity, superior to humans. One day, Jung Koo Won loses his powers. Forced to collaborate with Do Do Hee to regain them, sparks of romance begin to fly between them.
My Demon, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, November 24, exclusively on Netflix.
Replacing Chef Chico (Philippines)
In this drama, Hain is an up-and-coming fine dining restaurant that specializes in customizing dishes to mirror their diners’ unique life stories. But things take an unexpected turn when Chef Chico (Sam Milby, A Family Affair) gets into an accident, leaving him in a coma. The fate of Hain is suddenly left in the hands of his sous-chef, Chef Ella (Alessandra de Rossi, What If), and a newly-hired consultant, Raymond (Piolo Pascual, My Amanda), who has more than just the restaurant on his mind.
Replacing Chef Chico, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, November 24, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Wedding Games (Brazil)
This romantic comedy centers on Eve (Dandara Mariana, The Path), a successful executive, and the brilliant Alex (Dan Ferreira, How to Be a Carioca), who dreams of creating games. They decide to have their wedding at the spot where they first crossed paths, but on the eve of their wedding, a series of missteps derails their journey to the altar. Wedding Games, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Friday, November 24, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Comedy Royale (South Korea)
In this competition series, five teams of rising comics, hand-picked by Korean comedy icons, battle for a chance to host a Netflix show. Comedy Royale, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Tuesday, November 28, exclusively on Netflix.
Love Like a K-Drama (Japan)
In this reality series, four actresses from Japan go to South Korea to audition and act alongside Korean actors for roles in a series of love stories. Will true romance follow?
Love Like a K-Drama, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Tuesday, November 28, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Queens: Season 2 (Israel)
This comedy-drama series follows the women of the Malka family, who fight for their rightful place in a hyper-masculine world after all the men of the Malka family, one of Israel’s most prominent crime families, are assassinated on the family yacht. Left to pick up the pieces, the women — including high-strung, overbearing matriarch Dori (Rita, A Thousand and One Wives), her tomboy-ish adult daughter Lizi (Dana Ivgy, Autonomies), Dori’s psychologist ex-daughter-in-law Naama (Mali Levi, The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem), Naama’s teen daughter Nina (Nofar Salman, Spell Keepers), and Dori’s now-former-future daughter-in-law Sapir (Lihi Kornowski, False Flag), as well as Dori’s wacky, racist sister, Tzipi (Orly Silbersatz, Shtisel) — attempt to resurrect the family business that was taken from them, and avenge the deaths of their loved ones. (Trailer is from Season 1)
Queens: Season 2 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, November 28, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Amazon.
Hard Days (Japan)
This action-filled drama thriller follows Yuji Kudo (Jun’ichi Okada, Hell Dogs), a corrupt cop who’s driving to the hospital to see his ill mother when he learns that she’s died. His grief only exacerbates the mess he’s in. But things get worse: While on his way to the hospital, he accidentally hits and kills a man with his car, and then tries to cover up the hit-and-run. The thing is, there was a witness, and they’ve got his number…
Costarring Gô Ayano (The Journalist), Ryôko Hirosue (Departures), and Hayato Isomura (Alice in Borderland), Hard Days, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Thursday, November 30, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
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