What's on DocPlay in November
Here's everything that's streaming on DocPlay in November 2026.
This November, remarkable documentary films from across the globe stream exclusively on DocPlay. An enticing high-stakes fued spills across the screen in The Oligarch and the Art Dealer, while Broken English offers a surprising genre-bending portrait of the musician Marianne Faithfull. Two films from American documentarian Ross McElwee come to the platform - Sherman’s March (1985), and his devastating new festival favourite, Remake. Offering a similarly-themed meditation on life and death, The Oldest Person in the World is the new film from Sam Green, who develops a fascination with the world’s oldest living people.
Plus, Claude Lanzmann’s opus Shoah, a landmark of documentary cinema, streams on DocPlay from mid-November.
2 November
The Oligarch and the Art Dealer (Exclusive) | Series
When a Russian oligarch accuses his trusted Swiss art dealer of a billion-dollar betrayal, their explosive feud pulls back the curtain on the secretive world of the ultra-wealthy – where masterpieces are currency, fortunes are hidden in plain sight, and power is everything.
5 November
Broken English (Exclusive)
A posterchild of counterculture and lead artist of the British Invasion of music in the United States, Marianne Faithfull was a singular pop talent. Exploring her six-decade journey through music, fame, and reinvention, Faithfull’s final artistic work comes in the form of a genre-bending documentary, weaving reality and imagination to present a full reflection on a one-of-a-kind life.
9 November
Bye Bye Tiberias
In Bye Bye Tiberias, filmmaker Lina Soualem travels back in time and place to capture the stories passed on by four generations of daring Palestinian women in her family.
9 November
The Oldest Person in the World (Exclusive)
Filmmaker Sam Green follows successive record holders for the world's oldest living person, creating a moving meditation on longevity, fate, time, mortality, and the meaning of life.
12 November
Shoah
Over a decade in the making, Claude Lanzmann’s nine-hour-plus opus is a monumental investigation of the unthinkable: the murder of more than six million Jews by the Nazis. DocPlay is proud to present this landmark documentary.
30 November
Remake (Exclusive)
In his most devastatingly personal work to date, veteran auto-documentarian Ross McElwee probes his home movies for insights into his son’s death. Remake premieres on DocPlay alongside Sherman’s March (1985), also directed by Ross McElwee.

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