MUBI’s November 2025 lineup brings a mix of acclaimed festival titles, exclusive premieres, and curated collections.
Highlights include The History of Sound, a romantic period drama starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor; Winter in Sokcho, a quiet character study set in coastal Korea; and The Featherweight, a biographical boxing drama. This month also features two themed collections — Internet Boyfriends, spotlighting modern leading men, and Let’s Eat!: Food and Film, celebrating the art of cooking on screen.
Here’s everything new coming to MUBI in November 2025:
The History of Sound (LGBTQ+, Romance, History, Drama) – Dir. Oliver Hermanus, 2025
Aftersun (Drama) – Dir. Charlotte Wells, 2022
Krisha (Drama) – Dir. Trey Edward Shults, 2015
Winter in Sokcho (Drama) – Dir. Koya Kamura, 2024
Soul Kitchen (Comedy, Drama) – Dir. Fatih Akın, 2015
The Featherweight (Drama, Biography, Sport) – Dir. Robert Kolodny, 2023
Internet Boyfriends – Streaming November 1
The History of Sound (2025) – Oliver Hermanus
Lurker (2025) – Alex Russell
The Hypnosis (2023) – Ernst De Geer
Spree (2020) – Eugene Kotlyarenko
Mainstream (2020) – Gia Coppola
Bird (2024) – Andrea Arnold
Let’s Eat!: Food and Film – Streaming November 1
Krisha (2015) – Trey Edward Shults
Soul Kitchen (2015) – Fatih Akın
Fremont (2023) – Babak Jalali
Sexual Drive (2021) – Kota Yoshida
Dim Sum: A Little Bit of Heart (1985) – Wayne Wang
The Flavor of Cassava Leaf Over Rice (2025) – Tracey Todd
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