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The films to see at the cinema in November 2026 in Belgium

November 2026 looks packed in Belgian cinemas: a return to Panem, a new Godzilla, two highly anticipated Belgian films and family comedies. Here is our selection, Wednesday by Wednesday, with Belgian release dates.

By Clément, film and series fan at Nimestore · 7 min read · Published 16 October 2026
In brief
  • 4 November : Godzilla Minus Zero, Wild Horse Nine
  • 11 November : Dupontel, David Leitch, Johnny Depp as Scrooge
  • 18 November : Hunger Games and the Belgian film Heysel 85
  • 25 November : the Mon beau-père saga and an animated Disney film

November 2026 at the cinema: what to know

After an already packed October (the much-anticipated Coward by Lukas Dhont, out 21 October and still on release), November brings something for everyone to Belgian cinemas: a major end-of-year blockbuster, leading arthouse films, two Belgian films and plenty for taking the kids. We've noted the Belgian release dates on 16 October 2026. In Belgium, new releases hit cinemas on Wednesday.

As we haven't seen these films yet, we're telling you what's been announced: the team, the subject, what the trailers show. No invented opinions and no spoilers.

The November releases table

Date (BE)FilmGenreBest for
4 NovemberGodzilla Minus ZeroScience fiction, actionFans of big spectacle
4 NovemberWild Horse NineThriller, black comedyFans of dark, acerbic humour
4 NovemberL'Ordre PourpreThriller, horror (Belgian)Adults who like a good scare
4 NovemberL'Affaire Marie-ClaireBiopic, dramaAdult audiences, French cinema
11 NovemberComment braquer une banqueAction, police comedyNight out with friends
11 NovemberIl faut brûler MamanComedyFans of Albert Dupontel
11 NovemberScroogeFantasy, adventureBefore the holidays, teens and adults
18 NovemberThe Hunger Games: Sunrise on the ReapingAction, adventureTeens and adults, fans of the saga
18 NovemberHeysel 85DramaAnyone moved by Belgian history
18 NovemberSuddenlyDramaPatient cinephiles (3 h 16)
18 NovemberColonyHorrorFans of Korean cinema
25 NovemberMy Father-in-Law, My Daughter-in-Law and MeComedyFor the whole family, with the grown-ups
25 NovemberBillie at the Crossroads of WorldsAnimationChildren and parents
25 NovemberPaper TigerCrime dramaFans of adult crime thrillers

Belgian release dates noted on 16 October 2026 (distributors' schedules published on Cinebel). They may still change: check your cinema's listings.

Wednesday 4 November

Godzilla Minus Zero

In cinemas · 4 November 2026 · science fiction, action

Takashi Yamazaki returns to the Japanese monster after Godzilla Minus One, which won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects in 2024 despite a modest budget for a film of this kind. Ryunosuke Kamiki and Minami Hamabe return, the duo from the first film. The film runs 2 h 15. If you loved the emotion as much as the destruction in the previous one, this is the date to mark in your diary at the start of the month.

Close-up of a Japanese pilot in a helmet inside a cockpit, face tense, from the trailer for Godzilla Minus Zero
Godzilla Minus Zero, in cinemas 4 November (image Toho).

Wild Horse Nine

In cinemas · 4 November 2026 · thriller, black comedy

The new film from Martin McDonagh, the director of In Bruges and The Banshees of Inisherin. The cast includes Sam Rockwell, John Malkovich and Steve Buscemi, no less. The Searchlight trailer promises the director's usual mix of sharp dialogue, sudden violence and very dark humour. Runtime: 1 h 58.

Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich face to face in a hall with large windows, from Wild Horse Nine
Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich in Wild Horse Nine (image Searchlight Pictures).

L'Ordre Pourpre

In cinemas · 4 November 2026 · thriller, horror

A Belgian genre film directed by Thomas Ancora, with Victor Meutelet, Fantine Harduin and singer Mentissa. Runtime: 1 h 30. A good chance to support homegrown genre cinema, best reserved for viewers who don't mind a few chills.

L'Affaire Marie-Claire

In cinemas · 4 November 2026 · biopic, drama

A drama based on true events, starring Charlotte Gainsbourg, Cécile de France and Grégory Gadebois. Runtime: 1 h 42. For a more laid-back evening between two blockbusters.

Wednesday 11 November

Comment braquer une banque

In cinemas · 11 November 2026 · action, crime comedy

David Leitch, the director of Bullet Train and The Fall Guy, brings together Nicholas Hoult, Zoë Kravitz and Pete Davidson for a heist film produced by Amazon MGM Studios. The trailers lean on pace and irony. Runtime: 2 h 02. The perfect pick for a night out with friends on a bank holiday.

Nicholas Hoult in make-up, with dark under-eye circles and a mask on his head, from How to Rob a Bank
Nicholas Hoult in How to Rob a Bank (image Amazon MGM Studios).

Il faut brûler Maman

In cinemas · 11 November 2026 · comedy

Albert Dupontel is back behind the camera with Louise Coldefy, Julia Piaton and Artus. After Adieu les cons, every Dupontel film is a small event for fans of offbeat French comedy. The poster hints at a caustic tone, centred on a funeral home on strike: we don't know much more, and that's just fine.

Scrooge

In cinemas · 11 November 2026 · fantasy, adventure

Ti West, director of the trilogy X, Pearl and MaXXXine, tackles Charles Dickens's Christmas tale with Johnny Depp as Ebenezer Scrooge, joined by Andrea Riseborough and Tramell Tillman. One can imagine a darker version than the family adaptations: check before taking younger children.

Minotaur

In cinemas · 11 November 2026 · drama, thriller

The new film by Andrey Zvyagintsev (Leviathan, Loveless), 2 h 15. For cinephiles who enjoy demanding dramas.

Wednesday 18 November

The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping

In cinemas · 18 November 2026 · action, adventure

The big film of the month. Francis Lawrence returns to Panem to tell the story of the 50th Hunger Games, 24 years before the first film, through the young Haymitch Abernathy, played by Joseph Zada. Around him: Mckenna Grace, Whitney Peak, Jesse Plemons, Ralph Fiennes, Elle Fanning and Glenn Close. The film runs 2 h 38. We have devoted a full page to it: everything we know about The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping.

Heysel 85

In cinemas · 18 November 2026 · drama

Teodora Ana Mihai revisits the Heysel Stadium tragedy of 29 May 1985, with Violet Braeckman, Matteo Simoni and Ben Segers. A subject that speaks directly to Belgian collective memory, carried by a largely Flemish cast. Runtime: 1 h 32, and it is distributed here by Kinepolis Film Distribution.

Three characters in 1980s dress in a stadium concourse, a woman at the centre in a green jacket, from Heysel 85
Heysel 85, in cinemas 18 November (image Kinepolis Film Distribution).

Suddenly

In cinemas · 18 November 2026 · drama

Ryusuke Hamaguchi, the director of Drive My Car, is shooting in France with Virginie Efira. The film runs 3 h 16: plan for an early evening screening and a comfortable seat.

Colony and Jupiter

In cinemas · 18 November 2026 · horror / drama, thriller

For fans of intense thrills, Colony is the new horror film from Yeon Sang-ho, director of Train to Busan, starring Gianna Jun (2 h 02). On the French side, Jupiter by Alexandre Smia brings together Denis Ménochet, André Dussollier and Reda Kateb in a dramatic thriller of 1 h 27.

Wednesday 25 November

My Father-in-Law, My Daughter-in-Law and Me

In cinemas · 25 November 2026 · comedy

The saga Meet the Parents returns with Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller, joined by Ariana Grande. John Hamburg, already co-writer of the previous instalments, directs. The title says it all: this time, Greg discovers the joys of a future in-law family. A comedy to watch as a family with teenagers.

Billie at the Crossroads of Worlds

In cinemas · 25 November 2026 · animation, adventure

Disney's new animated film, with Hailee Steinfeld voicing the original version, plus Rashida Jones and Stephen Fry. Runtime: 1 h 33. It's the late-November film for children, just before the festive season.

Paper Tiger

In cinemas · 25 November 2026 · crime drama, thriller

James Gray (Ad Astra, Armageddon Time) directs Scarlett Johansson, Adam Driver and Miles Teller in a 1 h 55 thriller. The same day also sees the release of Demain je tombe amoureux by Martin Provost, with Fabrice Luchini and Emmanuelle Devos, for fans of French comedy.

C
Clément's tip

For Godzilla and Hunger Games, choose a large-format screen if your cinema offers one: the sound and the size of the screen are part of the spectacle. For Heysel 85 and Soudain, a standard screen is more than enough; you go for the story and the actors.

And afterwards, at home?

None of these films has a streaming release date yet. When they reach your home, a few simple settings make a real difference:

  • Picture mode : in the evening, choose ‘Cinema', ‘Filmmaker' or ‘Dolby Vision Dark', and turn off motion smoothing to avoid the ‘soap opera' effect. All the details in our guide installing and setting up your TV.
  • HDR : big films often come out in Dolby Vision or HDR10. Our page HDR, Dolby Vision and HDR10 explains what your TV can read.
  • Sound : to recapture the power of Godzilla, a soundbar with a subwoofer makes all the difference. See our TV sound guide.

Extending the cinema experience at home

The models shown above are OLED TVs from our range, prized for films in a darkened room. The product page is the reference for the price, and Nimesclub members often get a reduced price.

Frequently asked questions

Why do films come out on Wednesdays in Belgium?

It's a tradition among Belgian distributors, as in France: new films hit cinemas on Wednesdays. The dates on this page are Belgian dates, which may differ by a few days from French or American dates.

Can release dates still change?

Yes. Distributors sometimes move a film by a few weeks. We checked these dates on 16 October 2026; check your cinema's listings before you make the trip.

When will these films be available to stream?

No date has been announced yet. In Belgium, a cinema film usually arrives several months after its cinema release, first as a rental or purchase, then on a streaming platform.

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