November brings an extraordinary cinematic experience to Nova TV through its Novacinema channels — the ultimate film destination — as well as Novalife, the beloved entertainment channel! Subscribers can look forward to major premieres including “Bugonia” by Yorgos Lanthimos, “Hamnet,” “The Housemaid,” “Sentimental Value,” the new series “Dig” set against the backdrop of Greece, and special tributes to Emma Stone and the International Day for the Elimination of Violence.
The Sunday Premiere slot on Novacinema1 delivers captivating films every Sunday in November at 22:00. On November 1st, the dramatic film “Sentimental Value” makes its premiere — the Oscar winner for Best International Feature Film starring Stellan Skarsgård (who won a Golden Globe for his performance), Renate Reinsve, Elle Fanning, and Lena Endre, directed by Joachim Trier. On November 8th, the romantic film “Hamnet” follows — a Golden Globe winner for Best Motion Picture with 8 Oscar nominations — starring Paul Mescal, Jessie Buckley, Emily Watson, and Joe Alwyn, directed by Chloé Zhao. The blockbuster “The Housemaid” arrives on November 15th, starring Amanda Seyfried, Sydney Sweeney, Brandon Sklenar, and Michele Morrone, directed by Paul Feig. The sci-fi comedy “Bugonia” by Yorgos Lanthimos — nominated for 4 Oscars — makes its big premiere on Sunday, November 22nd, starring Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, and Alicia Silverstone. The final Sunday of November (29/11) brings the true story “Roofman” to subscribers’ screens, starring Channing Tatum, Kirsten Dunst, and LaKeith Stanfield, directed by Derek Cianfrance.
Beyond Sundays, subscribers will enjoy powerful premieres every Tuesday and Saturday at 22:00 on Novacinema1. Saturday premieres include “King Ivory” (7/11), “Guns Up” (14/11), “Class Reunion” (21/11), and “Absence of Eden” (28/11), while Tuesday premieres include “June & John” (3/11), “The Dreams” (10/11), “Dog 51” (17/11), and “The Voice of Hind Rajab” (24/11). Additionally, film lovers can enjoy every Thursday at 22:00 on Novacinema1, through the beloved “Prime Thursdays” slot, iconic films that have made their mark on the big screen, including “Mechanic: Resurrection” (5/11), “Change-Up” (12/11), “Oblivion” (19/11), and “Tully” (26/11).
All remaining programming slots are equally compelling. “Bloody Cinema” airs every Friday at 23:00 (with premieres “Grafted” on 6/11 and “Alpha” on 20/11), while “Family Cinema” runs every Saturday at 22:10 (featuring films such as “The Adventures of Tintin” on 7/11 and “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle” on 14/11). “World Cinema” airs every Wednesday at 22:00 (with the premiere of “Urchin” on 18/11), and “Classic Cinema” screens every Sunday at 17:00 (featuring titles including “Blue Lagoon” on 15/11 and “A Countess from Hong Kong” on 22/11).
November brings a major Emma Stone tribute to Novacinema channels, timed to coincide with the premiere of “Bugonia.” Every Thursday at 22:00 on Novacinema2, two back-to-back films that have left their mark on cinema will air. Subscribers can enjoy “Easy A” & “Eddington” on 5/11, “La La Land” & “Magic in the Moonlight” on 12/11, “Irrational Man” & “Easy A” on 19/11, and “Bugonia” & “La La Land” on 26/11.
Subscribers will also have the opportunity to enjoy another special tribute on the Novacinema channels in November, marking the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (25/11). Starting at 20:00 and running late into the night, back-to-back screenings of “A Thousand Acres,” “Promising Young Woman,” and “Sorry, Baby” will air.
Series fans have plenty to look forward to on Novacinema4, with new series and new season premieres! Starting Tuesday, November 10th — and every Tuesday at 22:00 — the 2nd season of the romantic drama series “Outlander: Blood of My Blood” starring Jamie Roy will air. From Wednesday, November 11th — and every Wednesday at 22:00 — the drama series “Irish Blood” starring Alicia Silverstone will broadcast. From Thursday, November 12th — and every Thursday at 22:00 — the 2nd season of the crime series “The Rainmaker” starring Milo Callaghan will screen, while from Saturday, November 14th — and every Saturday at 22:00 — the 2nd season of the crime mystery series “High Country” starring Leah Purcell will air. From Friday, November 27th — and every Friday at 22:00 — the brand-new series “Dig,” set in Greece and starring Amy Poehler and Hugh Laurie, makes its debut. Continuing series include “Gomorrah: The Origins” (every Monday at 22:00 through 30/11), “The Five Star Weekend” (through 3/11), “Ted Season 2” (through 4/11), “NCIS Season 24” (every Thursday at 21:00), “The Audacity” (through 5/11), “The Paper Season 2” (every Friday through 20/11), “The Undeclared War” (through 7/11), and “Law & Order ’21 Season 26” (every Sunday at 22:00).
On Novalife, in the “Women’s Stories” slot (every Tuesday at 21:00), subscribers will enjoy first-run screenings of the documentaries “I Am Jackie O” (10/11) and “A Woman at the Head of Dior” (17/11). Every evening at 21:00 on Novalife, a feature film airs, followed immediately by the beloved “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” — now in its 14th cycle — while every weekend at 21:30, the 21st season of “America’s Got Talent” broadcasts.
On the Nova TV platform, subscribers can enjoy Box Set Premieres featuring the series “Best Interests,” “Cold Summer,” and “Ramy,” as well as a dedicated Emma Stone tribute collection.
Enjoy November’s rich lineup on Novacinema and Novalife — and On Demand through the Nova TV platform whenever you choose — with more than 6,000 films and series episodes at your fingertips. The Preview Videos feature lets you get a first taste of content before deciding what to watch, while the offline viewing option allows you to download your favorite films and series and enjoy them even without an internet connection.
