Movistar Plus has announced an update to its September 2026 programming, adding new films and series for its Spanish audience, with documentaries also on the schedule. Among the high-profile premieres are ‘Novocaine’ (2025), starring Jack Quaid, on 4 September, and ‘The Brutalist’ (2024), with Adrien Brody, on 5 September. The update is part of the platform’s effort to strengthen its autumn offering and hold its place in the competitive streaming market.
The series lineup includes premieres alongside returning favorites. ‘Creednos’ launches on 3 September, followed by ‘La mujer miniatura’ on 9 September. ‘Los Forsyte’ and ‘La casa nostra’ return for their second seasons on 11 and 17 September, respectively. ‘Outlander: Sangre de mi sangre’ begins its second-season run on 19 September.
Film releases are scheduled almost daily throughout the month, spanning different genres and formats. The schedule opens with ‘De verdad, estoy bien’ on 1 September, followed by romantic comedies and thrillers, with documentaries also in the mix. Another highlight is the documentary ‘Queen Rock Montreal’, arriving on 5 September. ‘Un muerto a la hora del té’ and ‘Métodos violentos’ are among the releases scheduled for the first half of the month. ‘Redux Redux’ is also on the calendar.
Documentaries feature prominently in the September schedule. The lineup includes ‘La IA: ¿optimismo o apocalipsis?’ and ‘Armani y la moda italiana’, as well as ‘11S: ingenieros en la zona cero’ and ‘Isabel II del Reino Unido’. Later in the month, viewers can expect ‘La OTAN y la guerra’ and ‘Lomu’. ‘Madonna & Graham: Confessions II’ is also among the releases.
Movistar Plus says premiere dates may change without prior notice. The platform’s interface remains the most reliable place to check the current lineup. Other Spanish cultural programming has seen similar schedule changes: during a recent week of free events in Madrid, residents enjoyed open-air cinema and music festivals, as coverage of Madrid’s end-of-summer cultural agenda noted.
Movistar Plus regularly updates its catalog to reflect international trends and local demand. The September 2026 schedule balances fiction and non-fiction, while also bringing back series, as the platform seeks to retain subscribers and attract new viewers in Spain’s changing streaming market. Its high-profile premieres and documentary lineup give Spanish audiences a range of entertainment options as autumn begins.
