Every new title coming to Netflix Canada in November

Godless

In Netflix’s most exciting new series, a bandit betrays a gang of trigger-happy outlaws and flees to a mysterious New Mexico town, where all of the men were killed in a mining accident. When the gang’s leader (played by Jeff Daniels) catches up with the fugitive, a gunslinging battle of the sexes erupts between the townswomen and the testosterone-fuelled criminals. Ocean’s Eleven director Stephen Soderbergh and Logan writer Scott Frank helm the western, so expect both sharp shooting and sharp tongues. Available November 22.

Jim and Andy: The Great Beyond

In 1999, Jim Carrey starred in Man on the Moon, a biopic about the legendary and legendarily eccentric entertainer Andy Kaufman. Carrey didn’t just play Kaufman, he became him—he responded only to Andy on set and caused chaos during production in the way he thought Kaufman might. Remarkably, a documentary crew captured the whole thing, and their long-shelved footage is finally stitched together in Jim and Andy: The Great Beyond. The filmmakers get current-day Carrey to reflect on the role, but the real gold is the unbelievably entertaining old material that catches Carrey in his heyday, throwing chairs, sneaking into Steven Spielberg’s office and otherwise delighting and horrifying co-stars and directors with his antics. Available November 17.

Mudbound

After World War II, two veterans return to the same town in rural Mississippi, haunted by memories of the front. They strike up a friendship, but there’s a problem: one soldier is white, the other is black, and not everyone in the 1940s American South stands for that sort of thing. Writer-director Dee Rees slowly cranks up the film’s tension as she unveils the town’s ugly racism, while the entire cast—including Carey Mulligan, Garrett Hedlund, Mary J. Blige, Jason Mitchell and Jonathan Banks (a.k.a. Mike from Breaking Bad)—offer up a masterful ensemble performance. Available November 17.

She’s Gotta Have It

The low-budget 1986 comedy She’s Gotta Have It launched Spike Lee’s career, opening the door for Do The Right Thing and so many more stylish, vibrant flicks about race in America. Now, Netflix is turning Lee’s first Joint into a 10-part series. It follows Nola Darling, an overachieving artist with three boyfriends: a goofy, pot-smoking bike courier; a hunky, spontaneous male model; and a rich, romantic man who treats her like royalty. Lee’s still in charge, so expect another wildly funny offering that doesn’t succumb to a happily-ever-after Hollywood ending. Available November 23.

Birdman

Of the 100-plus older titles coming to Netflix this month, the best is arguably Birdman, the brilliant and bizarre film that swept the 2014 Oscars. Michael Keaton stars as a washed-up actor trying resurrect his career with a Broadway play, only to be haunted by his best-known role, an old superhero called Birdman. Critics dismiss him, fellow actors belittle him, and it doesn’t help that he keeps hearing the voice of Birdman in his head. Keaton and co-stars Edward Norton, Emma Stone and Naomi Watts all deliver exceptional performances, but the cinematography steals the show: the entire two-hour movie looks as if it were shot in one take. Available November 1.

Also coming to Netflix this month

Available November 1
21 Thunder (season 1) A Cure for Wellness A United Kingdom A Walk in the Woods Ali Bad Boys Bad Boys II Beginners Brojects (season 3) Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Frank and Lola Greenleaf (season 2) Hancock High Anxiety Hitch

I Am Bolt In a Valley of Violence In the Heart of the Sea Julia Logan Men in Black Men in Black II Miss Hokusai Office Christmas Party Phantom Boy Rebel Without a Kitchen (season 2) Romeo is Bleeding Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed Silver Streak Stranger (season 1) The Doors: When You’re Strange The DUFF

The Matrix The Pursuit of Happyness The Shawshank Redemption Under Arrest (season 7) Waking Life Wall Street Where the Day Takes You Young Frankenstein

Available November 2
Isabelle Dances Into the Spotlight

Available November 3
The Big Family Cooking Showdown (season 1)

Available November 4
Band Aid

Available November 5
It’s Not Dark Yet The Dinner The Veil

Available November 7
Fate/Apocrypha: Part 1 Project Mc2: Part 6

Available November 9
Cowboys and Aliens Jetsons: The Movie

Available November 10
The Killer (O Matador)
Blazing Transfer Students (season 1) Dinotrux Supercharged (season 1) Glitter Force Doki Doki (season 2) Gold Greenberg Lady Dynamite (season 2) Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir (season 1) Mea Culpa

Available November 13
Chasing Trane: The John Coltrane Documentary

Available November 14
DeRay Davis: How To Act Black Hickok

Available November 15
Mariah Carey’s Merriest Christmas
Point Break

Available November 16
Green Zone Midnight Run The Case for Christ

Available November 17
Marvel’s The Punisher
A Christmas Prince Longmire (season 6) Luna Petunia (season 3) A Shot in the Dark (season 1) Spirit: Riding Free (season 3) Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters (season 1)

Available November 21
Brian Regan: Nunchucks and Flamethrowers Saving Capitalism

Available November 22
Cherry Pop

Available November 23
Bushwick Deep Field of Dreams Religion of Sports (season 1) The Dilemma

Available November 24
Trailer Park Boys: Out of the Park: USA (season 1)
Cuba and the Cameraman The Girl from the Song The Many Faces of Ito (season 1)

Available November 27
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (season 7)

Available November 28
Glitch (season 2) Good Morning Call (season 2) Prison Playbook (season 1)

Available November 30
State of Play