This week, leading OTT platforms are bringing a mix of biographical dramas, thriller mysteries, romantic dramas and unique music specials. From Netflix to JioHotstar, viewers have a wide range of entertainment options. Here’s a complete guide to this week’s biggest Hollywood OTT releases.
back to Black
- Mould: Marisa Abela, Jack O’Connell, Eddie Marsan
- Director: Sam Taylor-Johnson
- Language: English
- Style: biographical drama
- Release date: 17 November
- Where to watch: Netflix
Back to Black is based on the life of famous singer Amy Winehouse. The film follows his journey from Camden to making his iconic album Back to Black. Marisa Abela gives a strong performance as Winehouse, showing her talent, struggle, and emotional depth. Jack O’Connell and Eddie Marsan support him in bringing the story of his life and legacy to the screen. Directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson, the film takes an intimate look at the genius and sadness of Winehouse’s life.
A Man on the Inside (Season 2)
- Mould: ted danson
- Language: English
- Style: comedy, mystery
- Release date: 20 November
- Where to watch: Netflix
Ted Danson returns in season 2 of A Man on the Inside as retired professor turned undercover investigator Charles Nieuwendyk. This season takes him to Wheeler College to uncover a mysterious blackmailer targeting the college president. The show is a mix of comedy, mystery and quirky characters, making it a light and charming watch.
Rose
- Mould: Benedict Cumberbatch, Olivia Colman, Allison Janney, Andy Samberg, Sunita Mani, Nkuti Gatwa
- Director: Jay Roach
- Language: English
- Style: romantic drama
- Release date: 20 November
- Where to watch: jiohotstar
The Roses reimagines The War of the Roses, exploring a marriage that is on the brink of collapse. Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman lead the story of a couple dealing with chaos, comedy and emotional conflict. Jay Roach’s direction, along with an ensemble cast, makes this romantic drama both funny and heart-touching.
train dreams
- Mould: Joel Edgerton, Felicity Jones
- Director: Clint Bentley
- Language: English
- Style: Drama
- Release date: 21 November
- Where to watch: Netflix
Based on the famous novel, Train Dreams stars Joel Edgerton as a lumberjack exploring love, loss, and survival in early 20th century America. Based on the expansion of the railways, the film portrays Robert Grenier’s personal struggles amid the rapid modernization of his world.
Also read: 2 new Hollywood movies are being released this week: Brendan Fraser’s Rental Family and the musical sequel Wicked for Good
