New on Netflix — week of November 5, 2026

This week, the Netflix platform is expanding its catalog with titles covering a wide range of themes to satisfy the varied tastes of its users. Among these new releases, certain films and series deserve special attention.

"Collision Course," a Spanish film released in 2013 but now available on Netflix, tells the story of a group of burglars whose lives are unveiled through secrets revealed after an accident during their getaway. It is a story that highlights human complexity and the weight of the past.

"Dead-End Job," a series launched this week, follows the story of a young man in debt who accepts various high-risk jobs to make money quickly. This adventure soon reveals to him that his desperate need for income can have unexpected and terrifying consequences.

"The Birthday Gift," a film featuring a birthday party that turns into a family nightmare, is a comedy-drama about family tensions. The situation quickly degenerates around the dessert table when small talk turns into an acute conflict.

"A Couple of Lies," on the other hand, explores an apartment swap between two wealthy couples that quickly becomes toxic as they each try to protect their secrets. This series is an intense exploration of human relationships and the power of lies.

"SCTV: The Greatest Show You've Never Heard Of," a documentary about the legendary show SCTV, celebrates the actors who helped make this Canadian program a beacon of comedy. It is a nostalgic and touching reunion for all those who remember the unique charm of this comedy ensemble.

"Obsess," a series centered on Talal, a man who returns home after years of absence and is confronted by his own inner demons. The series explores themes of guilt and lost love as the main character must face the consequences of his past.

"Akka," a series featuring Bhavani, the matriarch of a female kingdom, who fights against Rudra, a rebel willing to do anything to take her place. This plot is rich in action and political tension.

"The Perfect Lie" tells the story of Joonho and Jisun, two people who had a memorable date but have conflicting memories the next morning. Their lives are turned upside down when a polygraph test reveals an unexpected secret.

"You, Me, Us" is a film that follows the difficulties of a couple on their journey to adopt a child despite their own weaknesses and vulnerabilities. It is a touching story about love and resilience in the face of life's challenges.

"Balaraw: Blood Island" is a series that follows Sabina, whose mother disappeared when she was a child, as she sets out in search of a mysterious clue leading to an unexplored island where dark family secrets are hidden. It is a story full of suspense and surprising revelations.

Among the notable titles by country, "How to Ruin Diwali: Meet the Parents" is a series that promises to add a bit of humor to the traditional Indian celebration of the Diwali festival. The comedy follows characters trying to overcome family tensions during this important holiday.

This week, Netflix is therefore offering users an impressive variety of new productions that cater to all tastes and cultures. Standout titles like "Collision Course" or "Dead-End Job" deserve to be discovered first because they offer original perspectives on contemporary society.

Of course, the Netflix catalog varies depending on the viewer's geographical location, but there is certainly something for everyone looking to be entertained or to reflect a little more this week.