Movistar Plus introduces a refreshed schedule for September 2026. The platform adds high-profile premieres, including 'Novocaine' and 'The Brutalist'. Viewers will also find new series and documentaries throughout the month.
Movistar Plus has announced a significant update to its programming for September 2026, bringing a wave of new films, series, and documentaries to its Spanish audience. Among the most anticipated additions are the film ‘Novocaine’ (2025), starring Jack Quaid, and ‘The Brutalist’ (2024) with Adrien Brody, both set to debut early in the month. This move marks a clear effort by the platform to strengthen its autumn offering and maintain its position in the competitive streaming market.
The series lineup for September features several premieres and returning favorites. ‘Creednos’ launches on 3 September, followed by ‘La mujer miniatura’ on 9 September. Fans of ongoing stories will see the return of ‘Los Forsyte’ and ‘La casa nostra’, both entering their second seasons on 11 and 17 September, respectively. Additionally, ‘Outlander: Sangre de mi sangre’ continues with its second season from 19 September, expanding the platform’s appeal to drama enthusiasts.
Film releases are scheduled almost daily throughout the month, offering a mix of genres and formats. The month opens with ‘De verdad, estoy bien’ on 1 September, quickly followed by romantic comedies, thrillers, and a strong slate of documentaries. Notable highlights include ‘Novocaine’ on 4 September, ‘The Brutalist’ on 5 September, and ‘Queen Rock Montreal’ (documentary) also on 5 September. Other key releases such as ‘Un muerto a la hora del té’, ‘Métodos violentos’, and ‘Redux Redux’ are spaced across the first half of the month, ensuring a steady stream of new content.
Documentaries play a prominent role in the September schedule. Titles like ‘La IA: ¿optimismo o apocalipsis?’, ‘Armani y la moda italiana’, ‘11S: ingenieros en la zona cero’, and ‘Isabel II del Reino Unido’ reflect a focus on both current issues and historical retrospectives. Later in the month, viewers can expect ‘La OTAN y la guerra’, ‘Lomu’, and ‘Madonna & Graham: Confessions II’, among others, broadening the platform’s documentary offering.
Movistar Plus notes that all premiere dates are subject to change without prior notice, as last-minute adjustments may occur. The most reliable way to check the current lineup remains through the platform’s own interface. This approach mirrors the flexibility seen in other Spanish cultural programming, such as the recent week of free events in Madrid, where residents enjoyed open-air cinema and music festivals, as highlighted in coverage of Madrid’s end-of-summer cultural agenda.
For context, Movistar Plus has consistently updated its catalog to reflect both international trends and local demand. The September 2026 schedule demonstrates a commitment to variety, with a balance of fiction, non-fiction, and returning series. This strategy is designed to retain subscribers and attract new viewers as the streaming landscape in Spain continues to evolve. The inclusion of high-profile premieres alongside a robust documentary slate positions Movistar Plus as a key player for Spanish audiences seeking diverse entertainment options as autumn begins.
