Netflix’s fall 2026 film lineup is divided into monthly release schedules from September through November. September begins with documentaries and series-style film projects, followed by thrillers and documentaries in October. November features titles across several genres, including the holiday drama A Dog’s Perfect Christmas and the Korean film Possible Love.
Possible Love is notable because its South Korean theatrical release date differs from its Netflix release date. A Dog’s Perfect Christmas, meanwhile, is a holiday drama set against a family crisis and Christmas. The two films differ not only in release timing but also in viewing atmosphere.
Coverage Period
This schedule covers the fall film release plans for September through November 2026. Netflix Tudum divided the fall films into September, October, and November, listing titles and dates for each month.
However, the dates shown appear to be U.S.-based release information. Separate confirmation is needed to determine the actual release time on the South Korean service and whether each title will be offered in South Korea in the same way.
Key Schedule
The September schedule lists Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly for September 1, Untold Mr. T: I Pity The Fool for September 8, Why Did I Get Married Again? for September 9, and Call My Agent! The Movie for September 10. Best of the Best is scheduled for September 18, followed by UNABOMBER on September 25.
In October, Tyler Perry’s Doing Life is scheduled for October 2, Who Is Martin Mull? for October 7, and Animals for October 9. Sacrifice, The Disciple, and Therapy Done Right are listed for October 16, Paralyzed by Hope: The Maria Bamford Story for October 23, and SCTV: The Greatest Show You’ve Never Heard Of for October 30.
In November, A Dog’s Perfect Christmas is scheduled for November 4, Possible Love for November 6, Avedon for November 11, and Heartland for November 13. Gentle Monster and Guarding Stars are both listed for November 18.
In early November, a family-oriented holiday drama and a Korean film are scheduled back to back, making it easy to choose between two titles with very different moods.
Viewing Highlights by Title
A Dog’s Perfect Christmas is a holiday drama about a teenager, a grandfather, and a basset hound trying to protect their family at Christmas amid a family crisis. It is directed by Cathryn Michon and features Dennis Quaid, Milo Ventimiglia, Brooke Lena Johnson, Kathleen Rose Perkins, Jennifer Tilly, Mary Steenburgen, and Thomas Haden Church.
Possible Love is a drama film about the relationships and hidden desires of two couples living very different lives. It has been described as director Lee Chang-dong’s first film in eight years and stars Jeon Do-yeon, Sol Kyung-gu, Zo In-sung, and Jo Yeo-jeong.
Among the October titles, Animals is a thriller directed by Ben Affleck and starring Ben Affleck, Kerry Washington, Gillian Anderson, and others. It is scheduled to be released in select theaters and on Netflix on October 9. Sacrifice is a satirical thriller directed by Romain Gavras and starring Chris Evans and Anya Taylor-Joy, with a planned release date of October 16.
In mid-November, Ron Howard’s documentary Avedon, about the life and legacy of photographer Richard Avedon, will be released on November 11. Heartland is a drama-thriller about a former country music star searching for a missing niece, scheduled for November 13. Gentle Monster is a drama about a concert pianist who moves her family to the countryside and confronts her husband’s actions after a visit from the police; it is scheduled for November 18.
When to Prepare
Viewers planning to follow the September titles can start by checking the releases scheduled for the beginning of the month. In October, Animals on October 9, Sacrifice, The Disciple, and Therapy Done Right on October 16, Paralyzed by Hope: The Maria Bamford Story on October 23, and SCTV on October 30 provide several dates to track according to genre preferences.
In November, A Dog’s Perfect Christmas on November 4 and Possible Love on November 6 arrive just two days apart. Deciding in advance whether to watch the family-centered holiday drama first or choose the Korean drama film about the relationships and desires of two couples can make schedule planning easier.
Reservations & Applications
Possible Love has a separate theatrical schedule ahead of its Netflix release. Its South Korean theatrical release is set for September 23, 2026; Australia follows on October 22; and the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Japan are listed for October 23. Some theatrical screenings are scheduled to begin on October 23, while the worldwide Netflix release is set for November 6.
Those planning to see Possible Love in theaters should therefore check local theater schedules and availability. Viewers planning to watch it on Netflix should use the November 6 release notice as a reference and reconfirm whether the title is available on the service. The schedule shown on the release page alone cannot establish the actual release time in South Korea or availability in every region.
Possibility of Changes
Even when dates appear on an official schedule, they may change because of additional Netflix announcements, regional rights conditions, or programming adjustments. In particular, Netflix Tudum’s fall schedule appears to be U.S.-based, so the actual release time and regional availability on the South Korean service should be checked again when the titles are released.
A Dog’s Perfect Christmas is not a title for which a separate official press release was confirmed; its release date and basic information were identified through Netflix Tudum and related official introductions. Trailers or additional cast information may be added later, so checking the official Netflix title page and latest announcements before release is advisable.
Viewed by date, this fall lineup forms a monthly calendar running from September through November. Viewed by tone and genre, it offers family dramas, Korean drama films, thrillers, satirical thrillers, and documentaries. Checking release dates alongside genres makes it easier to plan what to watch, but the final availability should be confirmed through official regional information.