Week of September 28, 2026

Twenty years ago, Carter Collins vanished without a trace—leaving behind his wife and 3-year-old twins to continue his secret life. Now, Nicole Collins sits heavily medicated inside a psychiatric institution after a violent breakdown no one fully understands. Her twin brother, Nathan, has spent years searching for answers about the father who destroyed their lives. But when Nathan uncovers evidence that Carter may still be alive, he breaks Nicole out of the psych ward to seek revenge. After escaping, their search leads them to their father, then glamorous Hollywood, and a dark trail of murder, stolen identities, and family secrets that forces them to confront the shocking truth about their past. Filming October 15–20, 2026 in Los Angeles, CA.

Always, Roxanne reunites Oscar-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody with longtime collaborators Nathan Kahane and producer Mason Novick. Cody has written the script for this character-driven comedy, which follows a determined high school senior's ill-advised college visit that leads to an unexpected connection. Kahane's True North—his newly launched production and finance company backed by Entertainment 360 and The Carlyle Group—is producing alongside Novick, extending a creative partnership that previously delivered Juno and Young Adult. The project does not yet have a director attached. The trio previously worked together during Kahane's tenure at Mandate Pictures, making this a homecoming of sorts for a team known for distinct, character-forward storytelling with commercial appeal.

American Idol is gearing up for its milestone 25th season, marking the show's tenth season on ABC since its 2018 revival. Luke Bryan, Lionel Richie, and Carrie Underwood return as judges alongside host Ryan Seacrest for the music competition series. The production is relocating from its longtime Los Angeles base to the Atlanta area, with producer Fremantle confirming the move as Georgia's tax incentives proved more attractive than California's newly expanded but narrowly targeted unscripted production credits. The show is produced by Fremantle and 19 Entertainment, a part of Sony Pictures Television, with Megan Michaels Wolflick as showrunner.

Bluebird is an HBO SAG-AFTRA limited series filming in New York, NY. Shoot dates are ongoing from September 14 through December 2026.

Bodies of Summer marks the third collaboration between Argentine director Iván Fund and writer Martín Felipe Castagnet, adapting Castagnet's award-winning novel of the same name. Fund, who won a Silver Bear Jury Prize at the 2025 Berlin Film Festival for The Message, directs a cast led by Taiwan's Lee Kang-sheng and Argentina's Miranda de la Serna and Marcelo Subiotto. RT Features, the São Paulo-based production company behind Walter Salles' Oscar-winning I'm Still Here and James Gray's Paper Tiger, is producing and fully financing the project in partnership with Rita Cine, Fund's longtime Argentine production partner. The speculative science-fiction drama explores human connection in an ever more technological world.

Carême returns to Apple TV+ for a second season, with production set to begin in early October 2026. The French-language drama stars César Award winner Benjamin Voisin as Antonin Carême, directed by Martin Bourboulon. Jérémie Renier and Alice Da Luz return in their roles as Talleyrand and Agathe Guichardet. Created by Ian Kelly and Davide Serino and based on Kelly's book about the Napoleonic-era chef, the series is executive produced by Vanessa van Zuylen with VVZ Production and Dominique Farrugia with Shine Fiction, part of Banijay France. Season two will film at emblematic sites in and around Paris, including Palais des Tuileries, Château de Fontainebleau, Château de Chantilly, and Château de Compiègne. The renewal follows an International Emmy Award nomination for Drama Series.

The Family Business is based on Carl Weber's novels about the Duncans: an upstanding, wealthy family who, by day, run a thriving exotic car dealership in New York; but by night, live a dangerous secret life. The series is currently streaming on Paramount+. Season 7 films in Los Angeles, California.

Catch Us – Die Jagd Durch Europa is heading into production for ProSieben and streaming platform Joyn as Germany's adaptation of the international reality chase format. Redseven Entertainment is producing the three-night primetime event, which films mid-October in Cologne before moving through three major European cities. The format was co-developed by Signal. Stream and RTL Creative Unit in collaboration with Talpa Studios, with international format rights distributed by Talpa. Steven Gätjen takes on the role of Gamemaster, while celebrities Andrea Kiewel, Chris Tall, and Jenke von Wilmsdorff with his son Jánik serve as the targets being hunted. The show represents the third international adaptation of the format, following successful launches in the Netherlands and Hungary. Production kicks off October 17, with the series scheduled to air November 10-12.

Celebrity Sequence is a new game show format from Cleve Keller and Dave Noll, the creators behind Chopped, America Says and Flip Side, developed in partnership with game manufacturer Goliath and media company Perfect Game. The series reimagines Goliath's Sequence board game as a star-driven, high-energy studio competition built around a 16-card game board, polling questions, celebrity assists, wild jacks and a $100,000 endgame. Teams select cards on a giant game board and answer polling questions with help from one of three celebrities, racing to build their Sequence until one team advances to the Ultimate Sequence round for a chance to win $100,000. The series is currently in development, with Keller/Noll sought out for the partnership by Perfect Game, which holds exclusive global media rights to Goliath games.

Chef's Table returns to Netflix with two new four-episode seasons currently in production around the world. Creator and director David Gelb is directing all eight episodes himself for the first time since the series launched in 2015. Chef's Table: Icons profiles chefs who transformed their singular vision into enduring culinary institutions, while Chef's Table: Desserts spotlights pastry and dessert chefs. Boardwalk Pictures and David Gelb Films are producing, with Gelb executive producing alongside Andrew Fried, Brian McGinn, and Dane Lillegard. The series continues Netflix's long-running docuseries format, profiling acclaimed international chefs and their creative journeys. Featured chefs for both seasons will be announced at a later date.

It's Christmas Eve in a rundown local bar. Expecting a silent night, the bartender finds himself mixing drinks for a parade of surprising guests in this delightful parody – children from your favorite Christmas specials and movies – now all grown up. Rehearsals begin November 10, 2026, with previews on November 21, 2026, opening November 24, 2026, and closing December 23, 2026, with an extension through December 24, 2026. The production is located in Hartford, CT.

Code Zero is a six-part police thriller currently in production for ITV. Created and written by James Hall—known for his work on Death in Paradise—the series marks his first original drama for television. The show stars Faye Marsay as Police Sergeant Laura Collier, a pragmatic and no-nonsense officer who takes new recruit Cal Walters under her wing on his first day. Their shift spirals into a fast-paced investigation when they're ensnared in an intricately crafted bank heist with consequences that begin to reshape Laura's life. The title refers to the most urgent call an officer can make when in immediate danger. Two Brothers Pictures produces in association with All3Media International, with support from Creative Wales. Ashley Way directs the first three episodes and serves as executive producer, while Claire Winyard directs episodes four through six. Production is currently filming in Cardiff and South Wales, with a 2027 premiere expected on ITV.

Coffin Moon is in development as a horror series at Paramount Television Studios, adapting Keith Rosson's 2025 vampire novel. Jessica Biel and Michelle Purple are producing through Iron Ocean, their production company with a first-look deal at Paramount. Noah Harpster and Micah Fitzerman-Blue, the Emmy-nominated duo behind Netflix's Painkiller and A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, are attached to develop, adapt, and showrun. Rosson will serve as consulting producer. The story follows a Vietnam vet bartender and his thirteen-year-old niece on a revenge quest across the Pacific Northwest after a vampire kills their family. The project is still seeking a network or streaming buyer, with no production timeline or casting announced yet.

Crime Novella is writer-director Omar de Soto's feature directorial debut, now in post-production after wrapping principal photography this summer. The independent romance thriller stars Percy Hynes White and Jeff Wahlberg as Cash and Valentine, two lovers caught between jealousy and deceit who embark on a violent road trip to Las Vegas. The film was shot on 35mm across multiple locations including Albuquerque, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Mexico. Produced by Paul Bennett IV of Replica and Marco Shepherd of Centropolis Entertainment, with Roland Emmerich serving as executive producer, the project also features Zlatko Burić, Bobby Soto, and Ava del Cielo. Centropolis Entertainment financed the feature, which de Soto describes as a modern descendant of films like Badlands and Wild at Heart.

Darkwing Duck returns to Disney+ in an all-new animated series that continues the story of the iconic crime-fighting superhero. The revival comes from executive producers Sean Tretta and Borja Peña Gorostegui, with Point Grey Pictures producing alongside Disney Television Animation. Mark Hamill voices Drake Mallard, the ego-fueled vigilante behind the Darkwing persona, while Seth Rogen takes on the role of loyal sidekick Launchpad McQuack. The voice ensemble also includes Lizzy Caplan as Gosalyn Mallard, Lilimar as Duckie, Dan Stevens, Kathryn Newton, and Nat Faxon. Original series creator Tad Stones consulted on the new iteration. The series picks up 35 years after the original show, with Darkwing trapped in an alternate world until a rebellious teen who knows his heroic past pulls him back into battle against familiar foes like Negaduck and Megavolt. The project was greenlit in September 2026 and is currently in production, though no premiere date has been announced.

Descendants of the Sun is an Indonesian feature film adaptation of the landmark Korean drama series, directed by Hanung Bramantyo. The film stars Reza Rahadian and Dian Sastrowardoyo as the romantic leads, with Eva Celia and Yoshi Sudarso in supporting roles. The project is a large-scale international co-production involving Dapur Film, RFA, NEWKO Global Entertainment, Dwi Warna Sentosa (Tobali Film), and Piring Langit from Indonesia, alongside Next Entertainment World (NEW) and Barunson C&C from South Korea, and D Bay Film Factory from Malaysia. Filming has wrapped and the project is currently in post-production. Barunson E&A is handling international sales, launching at the Asian Contents & Film Market in Busan. The film is scheduled for theatrical release in Indonesia and South Korea in 2027.

Dive is a crime drama series in early development for ABC from showrunner Steven Kane, known for his work on Jack Ryan and Halo. The series follows an elite team of police divers and investigators who solve crimes that begin where the surface ends in New Orleans, leveraging the city's unique aquatic landscape. Kane is developing the project with 20th Television and Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia's Seven Bucks Productions, with executive producer Kristina Sorensen also attached. The series remains in the development phase with no casting announced. Kane has indicated the concept could potentially be franchised if successful, following ABC's track record with procedurals like The Rookie and 9-1-1.

Dog Legs (Patas de perro) is an international co-production helmed by director Matías Rojas Valencia, adapting Carlos Droguett's 1965 novel. The project entered its final financing phase in September 2026 when Spain's Doce Entertainment, led by producer David Matamoros, joined the production team. The film now brings together producers from five countries: Chile's A Simple Vista (led by Tomás Gerlach), Colombia's El Sol Ermitaño (Federico Durán), France's Reality Films, Germany's Klinker Films, and Spain's Doce Entertainment. Chilean star Alfredo Castro is attached to lead the cast. Visual effects will be handled by French company MPC. The production is scheduled to shoot in Valdivia, Chile during the second half of 2027, with Chilean funding already secured and additional international funding expected through 2026.

Dollkeeper is a feature film with a SAG-AFTRA Moderate Low Budget agreement (pending). A terrified teen thinks she's been kidnapped by a killer—until she realizes the intruder isn't in the house. It's inside her. The film shoots October 19–November 5, 2026 in the South Florida / Greater Fort Lauderdale area.

Don't Breathe 3 is in development, marking the return of the home-invasion horror franchise that debuted in 2016. Writer-director Fede Álvarez confirmed the project during a tenth-anniversary screening of the original film at Beyond Fest in Santa Monica, revealing that he has written the screenplay. Jane Levy will return as Rocky, reprising her role from the first film, while Stephen Lang is back as Norman Nordstrom, the Blind Man. This marks Levy's first appearance in the franchise since the 2016 original, as she did not participate in the 2021 sequel. The project reunites key creative talent from the franchise's earlier installments, including Álvarez and co-writer Rodo Sayagues. The previous films were produced through Ghost House Pictures, Screen Gems, and Stage 6 Films for Sony Pictures Releasing. No director, production timeline, or shoot dates have been announced.

Easy, My Friend is an animated feature in early development from Chinese director Xu Zao, whose debut Light Pillar premiered at the 2026 Berlinale. The project was selected for the HAF Film Lab, a development program run by the Hong Kong International Film Festival Society. Still at the script stage, the story centers on an illustrator whose livelihood is displaced by AI technology, forcing her to reimagine her life through an unexpected outlet: rooftop gardening in northern China. Xu aims to complete the screenplay by July 2027. As with his previous work, Xu is writing, directing, and handling production design, bringing his signature hand-drawn animation style to a narrative that explores technology, labor, and resilience in contemporary China.

ESPN Jeopardy! is heading back into production for its second season, with a format shift that opens the competition to everyday sports fans. The first season, which premiered on Hulu and Disney+ in July 2026, featured celebrities and ESPN personalities competing for charity. Season 2 will feature civilian contestants facing off for a $300,000 grand prize. Joe Buck returns as host, with Sony Pictures Television producing and Michael Davies serving as executive producer. The tournament-style game show will continue filming at the Alex Trebek Stage at Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, California. The series streams on Disney+, Hulu, and the ESPN app, focusing on sports trivia across the full spectrum of ESPN content.

Former international rugby referee Nigel Owens will guide a group of young people aged 18-25 as they take on farm work and personal challenges in a rural setting. The series is produced by Tŷ'r Ddraig, part of Banijay UK's Workerbee Group, in partnership with Captain Jac, two Welsh production companies that recently secured a major factual content contract with S4C. The series will broadcast on S4C, S4C Clic, and BBC iPlayer in 2027. Production is actively seeking young people looking for new beginnings or those feeling directionless, offering them hands-on experience developing teamwork skills while living and working in the Welsh countryside.

Forever USA: American Stories Sealed in Time showcases three original monologues that share the human experience through the fabric of American identity, within a backdrop of current events. The production features the characters of Manny Rivera, an optimistic high school senior passionate about lowrider culture in East LA; Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler, a historical figure whose statue comes to life to challenge listeners to value all lives; and Sacagawea, a courageous young Native American woman who redefines her legacy as she details her legendary journey with Lewis and Clark.

After starting over in a new town and opening her dream bakery, Izzy Lippincott falls for Conrad Rockwell, a handsome, charming man who presents himself as a police detective. What begins as a whirlwind romance turns into a terrifying campaign of manipulation, stalking and violence when Izzy discovers Conrad is not who he claims to be. Framed for crimes she didn't commit, Izzy must fight to expose the truth and clear her name before Conrad destroys her life completely. Filming September 28 through October 15, 2026 in Louisville, Kentucky.

EverFound Arts is casting the Los Angeles premiere of Ghost Quartet, a musical by Dave Malloy. Described as a show about love, death, and whiskey, Ghost Quartet is a haunted, genre-blending song cycle that weaves together stories across time. Rehearsals begin December 2026, with a maximum of 15 hours over 3 weeks. The production opens January 14, 2027 and closes January 30, 2027 at Heritage Square Museum LA in Los Angeles, California.

A Glee reboot is in early development, with creator Ryan Murphy and co-creators Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan completing a script for a potential revival of the musical comedy series. Murphy revealed in September 2026 that he has been in contact with approximately ten original cast members, who expressed enthusiasm about the concept. The original series followed high school show choir coach Will Schuester and the New Directions glee club at fictional William McKinley High School. No network has been announced, and the script has not yet been shared with cast or potential producing partners. The project remains in the development phase as Murphy evaluates interest and explores next steps.

Hang the Decorators is a dark comedy feature film currently in development at Amazon MGM Studios. Written by Mike Makowsky, the Emmy-winning screenwriter behind Bad Education and the Netflix limited series Death by Lightning, the project is based on the true story of Alexander Blarek and Frank Pellecchia. These two San Francisco-based interior designers spent 17 years creating extravagant residences for Jose Santacruz Londono, a billionaire client who turned out to be one of the leaders of the infamous Cali cocaine cartel. Berlanti/Schechter Films is producing alongside Makowsky and Yan Fisher for Invisible String Films. Amazon MGM Studios has optioned the rights to the project, which explores themes of complicity, loyalty, and the price of turning a blind eye to danger in exchange for creative freedom and financial security.

Heklina is a feature documentary in development from UK-based CMG Productions, exploring the life of internationally renowned drag performer Heklina and the circumstances surrounding her death in London in April 2023. The project is led by producer India Woods at CMG Productions, whose recent credits include The Devil on Trial for Netflix and American Zoo. The documentary is an international co-production with US-based producer Brian Benson and senior editor Ronna Malson. Longtime friend and collaborator Peaches Christ serves as a co-producer, bringing personal perspective to the film. The documentary will draw from Heklina's recently digitized performance archive and feature interviews with friends, collaborators, and performers she inspired. Partners from the UK, US, and Iceland are attached to the production, with further partners to be announced.

Helo is a police helicopter action thriller currently in development at Netflix, with Colombian director Andrés Baiz attached to helm the feature. Patrick Aison, who wrote the recent Predator films Prey and Predator: Badlands, penned the screenplay based on a concept pitched by producers Edward Berger and Luke Rivett. Berger, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker behind All Quiet on the Western Front and Conclave, is producing through his Nine Hours banner alongside partner Rivett. Netflix executives are enthusiastic about the project, which has been described as offering a fresh and distinct take on the police helicopter angle. Baiz recently wrapped production on the Jamie Foxx sports drama Fight for 84 for Netflix and has a strong track record with the streamer, having directed Narcos, Griselda, and episodes of The Sandman. Plot details are being kept under wraps, though sources describe the project as combining the gritty street-level intensity of End of Watch with the aerial spectacle of Top Gun.

Hoops is heading into development at Netflix following a competitive bidding situation. The drama series is based on Kennedy Ryan's bestselling trilogy—Long Shot, Block Shot, and Hook Shot—which follows interconnected characters navigating romance and personal challenges within the professional basketball world. Adrian Dukes, a co-executive producer on All American, will write and executive produce the series. The producing team includes Will Packer Media, with Will Packer and Sabrina Wind executive producing, alongside Chris Paul's Ohh Dip!!! Entertainment, represented by Chris Paul, CJ Paul, and Jacqueline Taylor. Kennedy Ryan and Tracey Baker-Simmons will also executive produce. The project is currently in early development with storyline details under wraps, and no production timeline has been announced.

Hot or Cold is a six-episode comedy entertainment series coming to Netflix, fronted by Bob Mortimer and Richard Ayoade. The show reunites the Last One Laughing UK finalists in a new format where teams of comedians and celebrities work through a labyrinth of rooms containing challenges they must complete against the clock—without ever being told what the challenge is or how to solve it. Their only guide is the room itself, which glows red when they move closer to the solution and blue when they drift further away. The series is produced by Zeppotron, a Banijay UK company known for Would I Lie to You? and Last One Laughing UK, with Chris Cohen serving as executive producer. Netflix announced the project at their first UK Upfronts industry event in September 2026, describing it as coming soon but has not yet set a release date.

Icebreaker is a Netflix series adaptation of Hannah Grace's bestselling romance novel, with Daisy Jelley and Connor Simos cast as leads Anastasia Allen and Nate Hawkins. The college-set hockey romance follows a figure skater and hockey captain whose shared rink leads to an enemies-to-lovers romance. Amanda Lasher serves as showrunner, with Jade Bartlett as creator and co-writer, and the series is produced by Alex Cooper's Unwell Productions alongside Matt Kaplan and Mina Lefevre. Production is set to begin in Vancouver in mid-October 2026, with principal photography running through February 2027. The series joins Netflix's growing slate of hockey romance adaptations, following the success of HBO Max's Heated Rivalry and Prime Video's Off Campus.

Jingle Jones follows a 73-year-old Black man who buried his dreams of becoming a blues musician after a violent experience in his teenage years. He is unexpectedly thrust back into the spotlight when his grandson secretly records him singing and the video goes viral. The unwanted attention forces him to confront a past he thought he left behind while navigating family, identity, and an unexpected second chance. The film is scheduled to shoot November 15–16, 21–22, and December 12–13, 2026, in Los Angeles, California.

Joe and James: Boys to Men is a Channel 4 documentary that reunites Inbetweeners stars Joe Thomas and James Buckley nearly two decades after they first played awkward teens navigating school life. The travelogue-style road trip sees the pair exploring how adulting works and how to make the most of midlife without a crisis. With their contrasting personalities and approaches to life mirroring their on-screen dynamic, Thomas and Buckley embark on unconventional adventures both at home and abroad as they search for answers. The show is being produced by Idle Industries in conjunction with Fudge Park, the production company founded by Inbetweeners co-creator Damon Beesley. Beesley serves as producer alongside Will Macdonald, the former Monkey boss who founded BBC Studios-backed Idle Industries. Channel 4 commissioning editor Vivienne Molokwu described their chemistry as undeniable, noting their genuine friendship and different perspectives make them both engaging and entertaining.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is a stage musical with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice, produced by Axelrod Performing Arts Center. The production is directed by Nick Hrutkay, with choreography by Maggie Savoie and music direction by Charles Santoro. Rehearsals begin October 19, 2026, with an opening date of November 6, 2026 and a closing date of November 29, 2026. The production is located at Deal Park, NJ.

Knockouts is a scripted television series in development at Paramount Television Studios and Skydance Sports. Writers Clara Nevins and Harper Oreck, who both graduated from Harvard in 2023, created the spec script in a competitive situation and are attached to write, executive produce, and star in the series. The show explores the world of college sports betting set against SEC sports culture and Southern sorority life. Temple Hill Entertainment's Marty Bowen, Wyck Godfrey, and James Seidman will executive produce alongside the creators. The project represents an early-stage development deal with casting and production timelines not yet announced.

Lé Nør is a feature film adaptation of the Perth Festival stage production, moving from theatre to cinema with the original creative team. Light Sound Art Film has signed a memorandum of understanding with Perth theatre company The Last Great Hunt to develop the project, with Adriane Daff, Arielle Gray, Chris Isaacs, and Tim Watts set to write, direct, and star. Producer Jolyon Hoff is leading the production for Light Sound Art Film, which is expanding into scripted work after establishing itself in documentary. The film will be shot in one or very limited takes in a single location, with Byron Bay-based Post 11 as post-production partner. The team is currently raising finance with production targeted for Q3 or Q4 2027. The stage show premiered at Perth Festival in 2019 and was described as a faux foreign film performed live, set in the fictional island nation of Sólset.

Loop Group is a mockumentary short series about the actors hired to fill in the voices for the background actors on television shows. This is the second episode in the series. In the second episode of Loop Group, the main characters (father and daughter Max and Chelsea) encounter a bit of a nightmare when they are tasked with filling in the background noises for some pretty intense sex scenes. The series will be released on social media and submitted to festivals. Filming takes place in Burbank.

Million Dollar Secret is moving into its third season with a celebrity twist. After two successful civilian seasons, Netflix has renewed the competition series from Wheelhouse Entertainment for a celebrity edition featuring reality stars, comedians, athletes, and actors. Hosted by Peter Serafinowicz, the show brings 13 celebrity contestants to the lakeside Château Okanagan estate in Kelowna, British Columbia, where one player secretly receives $1 million at the start and must keep their identity hidden while others try to identify and eliminate them. The celebrity cast includes Summer House alum West Wilson, Selling Sunset's Christine Quinn, and actor David Arquette. Creator Glenn Hugill and showrunner Charles Wachter return for the new season, which is expected to premiere in 2027. The series has proven popular for Netflix, with Season 1 reaching number three on the platform's English-language TV list with 3. 7 million views in its first week.

Miracle is a globetrotting investigative TV series uncovering claims of medical miracles, where mysterious, unexplained phenomena meet undeniable medical research. Featuring celebrity hosts and music artists, Miracle is an immersive cinematic experience. Season 2 shoots November 2 – 22, 2026 in Nashville, TN.

Miscalculations is a web series streaming on Watchvim.com. The narrative tracks a close-knit circle of friends—specifically characters like Goddard, Aaron, and Tatum—navigating personal challenges, romance, and the concept of "found family". Filming takes place in Los Angeles, CA.

Set in the vibrant, complicated world of Los Angeles, Mixed Bowl follows six Indonesian-American actors — three women and three men — who are figuring out who they are, what they want, and where they belong. Balancing family expectations, cultural identity, career ambitions, and relationships, they lean on each other through the highs and lows, proving that even when life feels like a tug-of-war between two worlds, friendship can be the bridge.

When Ted and Lily spend the holidays with Ted's family, their unexpected pregnancy sets his elite Chinese-American upbringing against her Rust Belt Catholic ideals — and forces them to decide whose rules they're going to live by: their parents' or their own. At its core, the script is about love, inherited values, and the terrifying reality of making the choice our parents wouldn't want us to. Filming in New York and Dallas, with a start date of January 2027.

When Ted and Lily spend the holidays with Ted's family, their unexpected pregnancy sets his elite Chinese-American upbringing against her Rust Belt Catholic ideals — and forces them to decide whose rules they're going to live by: their parents' or their own. At its core, the script is about love, inherited values, and the terrifying reality of making the choice our parents wouldn't want us to. Filming begins January 2027 in New York and Dallas.

Filmed in Lexington, Kentucky.

My Big Day is a feature documentary commissioned by Netflix, produced by Optomen. The film follows young couples from Britain's Traveller community through the build-up to their weddings, examining how family expectations and social media influence have transformed these ceremonies into increasingly elaborate celebrations. Director Jonny Ashton, known for his work on Freddie Flintoff's Field of Dreams on Tour, leads the production, with Tyler Knight producing. Optomen co-CEOs Nick Hornby and Tina Flintoff serve as creative directors. The documentary frames these weddings as both celebrations and rites of passage, particularly for young women entering adulthood. Optomen has built a relationship with the Traveller community through their work on At Home With the Furys, Netflix's ongoing docuseries about boxer Tyson Fury and his family. The production company is part of Banijay Entertainment.

My Jesus is a music-driven biopic inspired by Anne Wilson's breakout Christian country song and based on her 2022 book My Jesus: From Heartache to Hope. Aliza Kate Barlow makes her feature debut as Wilson, with Gavin Casalegno portraying her brother Jacob. Monica Potter and Charles Esten play their parents Lynn and Kent, and Beau Bridges plays their grandfather Bob. Kay Oyegun, who previously executive produced and directed episodes of NBC's This Is Us, makes her feature directorial debut from her own screenplay. The project hails from Lionsgate and Kingdom Story Company, the studio behind I Can Only Imagine and Jesus Revolution, with producers Joshua Walsh, Brandon Gregory, Andrew Erwin, and Daryl LeFever. Executive producers include Jim Miller, Matthew West, and Robert Deaton. Production is set to begin in October 2026.

Narcs is a coming-of-age comedy in development at Sony Pictures, marking the directorial debut of John Phillips, known for R-rated comedies No Hard Feelings, Good Boys, and Dirty Grandpa. The project stars Mason Thames, who rose to prominence with The Black Phone and the live-action How to Train Your Dragon. The screenplay was written by Jordan and Justin Shipley, creators of TBS's Wrecked, with rewrites by Phillips and Gene Stupnitsky, who is producing through his Big Name Entertainment banner. Robert Lamonaca serves as executive producer via Big Name, alongside Phillips and Joseph Micucci. Plot details remain under wraps at this stage.

No One Is Coming is an Anglo-Irish horror feature from director Ronan Corrigan, marking his second feature following the critically acclaimed screenlife thriller LifeHack. Corrigan directs from a script co-written with Hope Elliott Kemp, his collaborator from LifeHack. The cast includes Louis McCartney, Jessica Reynolds, Sky Yang, and Gabriel Nagy, though plot and character details remain under wraps. A24 is distributing, with Film4 developing and co-financing alongside Screen Ireland. Plan B Entertainment produces in partnership with Wild Atlantic Pictures. With financing in place and cast announced, the project appears positioned for pre-production ahead of a future shoot, though specific production dates and locations have not yet been disclosed.

On Standby returns for a second season on Yes, the Israeli broadcaster's comedy-drama created by and starring Gitit Fisher. Fisher co-creates the series with Jonathan Gurfinkel, who also directs. The show follows Sagit, an airport security officer stuck in every aspect of her life who joins a creative writing workshop, where her cynical humor and buried dreams begin to surface alongside an unexpected chance at love. Yoav Gross Productions produces the half-hour series, which performed well on Yes and its VoD platform during its first season debut in summer 2026. Fisher is currently developing scripts for the new season, with production timelines to be announced.

Our Raised Skin (Nuestra Piel Levantada) is an experimental hybrid documentary and video-essay from director Paolo Natale, currently in advanced development through Madrid Film School's ECAM incubator program as one of five projects selected for La Incubadora's ninth edition. The project examines male emotional education and bodily perception within contemporary patriarchal contexts, drawing on Natale's personal observation of compulsive eating disorders shared by himself, his father, and his grandfather. Produced by Manuela Gutiérrez Arrieta, Juan Carlos Ballesteros, Nabil Ejey, and Mubox Studio, the film has secured development funding from the Region of Murcia and La 7, Murcia's regional television channel. The team is actively seeking additional financing in Spain and Italy and is planning to begin shooting portions of the project in summer 2027.

Out of the Shadows is a scripted drama series in development from Emmy-winning writer Terence Winter and director-producer Dan Farah. The project adapts Jay Stratton's forthcoming memoir detailing his role as former director of the Pentagon's Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force and his investigation of UAP encounters over sensitive military sites. Winter, known for The Sopranos and Boardwalk Empire, will executive produce through his Cold Front Productions banner, while Farah produces through Farah Films after acquiring the film and television rights to the book. Stratton co-founded the Advanced Aerospace Weapons System Application Program, the first official U. S. government UAP investigation since Project Blue Book ended in 1969. The series is currently seeking distribution, with no network, production timeline, or cast attached. Stratton's memoir releases October 13, 2026 through HarperCollins imprint William Morrow.

Playmates marks the feature directorial debut of Lorraine Nicholson, who wrote the screenplay based loosely on her own childhood experiences at the Playboy Mansion. The film follows 13-year-old know-it-all Elle, played by Indiana Elle, who meets Anna, portrayed by Lily-Rose Depp, one of seven hopefuls vying to become Playmate of the Month. Bill Pullman plays Playboy founder Hugh Hefner in the coming-of-age drama. Searchlight Pictures acquired the project in September 2026, with Alex Orlovsky and Duncan Montgomery of High Frequency Entertainment producing alongside Depp. Production is scheduled to shoot in Los Angeles from mid-October through mid-November 2026, with Searchlight's Richard Ruiz and Cornelia Burleigh overseeing for the studio.

Pluribus returns to Apple TV+ for its second season, with creator and showrunner Vince Gilligan reuniting with star Rhea Seehorn after their acclaimed collaboration on Better Call Saul. The post-apocalyptic science fiction drama is produced by High Bridge Productions, Bristol Circle Entertainment, and Sony Pictures Television. Production on Season 2 is scheduled to begin in late October 2026, with filming returning to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where the first season was shot. The new season continues Carol Sturka's fight against the collective consciousness that has overtaken humanity, with a customized virus threatening the remaining immune individuals. Gordon Smith and Alison Tatlock return as executive producers alongside Gilligan, with the writers' room having completed the season arc and the first two scripts. Apple TV+ renewed the series for a second season before the first season premiered in November 2025.

Project Musicbox is an open world Anime-JRPG video game requiring English voiceover localization. No motion capture is required — only voiceover. Recording is scheduled to take place in studio in Burbank, Los Angeles during October, November, and/or December 2026.

Radio Galaxy is a powerful new play by Michèle Aldin Kushner. It follows Tino, a brilliant 17-year-old from a working-class New Jersey town who dreams of becoming an astronomer. When he discovers he has a half-sister in need of a life-saving bone marrow transplant, Tino is pulled into a world he never knew existed — and suddenly offered a future that feels as vast and uncertain as the universe he studies. Caught between his protective father's fears, his own rising ambitions, and the pull of a biological father who finally understands him, Tino must make an impossible choice: save a life or pursue the dreams that define his own. Rehearsals begin October 13, 2026, with previews opening November 6, 2026, and the production closing November 22, 2026, at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills, CA.

Rambling is a 30-minute sitcom special currently in production for BBC One, BBC Scotland, and BBC iPlayer. Mark Bonnar stars as Gerry, a careful planner fulfilling a promise to his recently deceased brother, while Ashley Jensen plays Cat, who's flying solo after being thrown out of a walking group meant to be her fresh start. The pair navigate the rural Scottish landscape as unlikely travelling companions, discovering shared ground as they walk and talk. Written by Iain Connell and Sharon Young (The Scotts, Burnistoun), the project is produced by The Comedy Unit with Ollie Parsons directing. The special is filming in Scotland, bringing together a reunion of Bonnar and Jensen, who previously worked together on Catastrophe. The production explores themes of loss, loneliness, and connection against the breathtaking Scottish countryside.

Lionsgate and Blumhouse Atomic Monster are moving forward with a new Saw film, the first under the franchise's new ownership structure following Blumhouse's 2025 acquisition of Twisted Pictures' stake. Mike P. Nelson has been tapped to direct from a screenplay by Gregory Weidman and Geoff Tock. The project reunites franchise architects James Wan and Leigh Whannell as producers alongside Jason Blum, with Wan returning in a hands-on capacity for the first time since the 2004 original. According to Nelson, the script balances the claustrophobic mystery and moral tests of the original while introducing inventive new traps and narrative twists. Mark Burg, Oren Koules, Stacey Testro, Michael Clear, and Judson Scott serve as executive producers. The film will continue the franchise's existing mythology rather than rebooting its continuity.

Lionsgate and Blumhouse Atomic Monster are moving forward with a new Saw film, the first installment since Blumhouse acquired franchise rights in 2025. Mike P. Nelson, whose recent horror credits include Wrong Turn, Silent Night Deadly Night, and the upcoming creature feature Beware Boiúna, will direct from a script by Gregory Weidman and Geoff Tock, the writing duo behind Dune: Prophecy. James Wan and Leigh Whannell, who created the original 2004 film, return as producers alongside Jason Blum, with Mark Burg, Oren Koules, Stacey Testro, Michael Clear, and Judson Scott executive producing. This marks Wan's first creative involvement with the billion-dollar franchise since Saw III in 2007. The project represents a fresh start for the series after a previously planned Saw XI with different creative personnel stalled in development. No production dates or casting have been announced yet.

Lionsgate and Blumhouse Atomic Monster are moving forward with the next Saw feature, the first installment since the franchise returned to its original architect James Wan, now producing alongside Jason Blum and franchise co-creator Leigh Whannell. Mike P. Nelson has been tapped to direct from a script by Gregory Weidman and Geoff Tock, known for their work on Dune: Prophecy. Nelson, whose creature feature Beware Boiúna arrives in theaters October 2, previously helmed the Wrong Turn reboot and Silent Night, Deadly Night remake. The production reunites the creative team behind the series that launched as a low-budget indie at Sundance 2004 and has since become the longest-running theatrical horror franchise with a continuous mythology. Executive producers include Mark Burg, Oren Koules, Stacey Testro, Michael Clear, and Judson Scott, with Alayna Glasthal and Sarah Paek overseeing for Blumhouse Atomic Monster.

Saw 11 marks a fresh start for the billion-dollar horror franchise, now under the creative stewardship of original co-creators James Wan and Leigh Whannell. Mike P. Nelson has been tapped to direct from a screenplay by Gregory Weidman and Geoff Tock, known for their work on Dune: Prophecy. The project reunites Wan and Whannell with the franchise they launched in 2004, following Blumhouse Atomic Monster's acquisition of the Saw rights from Twisted Pictures in mid-2025. Jason Blum joins as a producer alongside Wan and Whannell, with Lionsgate and Blumhouse Atomic Monster co-producing. Nelson, whose recent horror credits include Wrong Turn, Silent Night Deadly Night, and the upcoming Beware Boiúna, brings what Wan describes as a raw and distinctive filmmaking voice to the franchise. The film will continue the existing mythology rather than reboot the series, following 2023's Saw X, which became the highest-reviewed entry in the franchise.

Secret of Life is a four-part television series chronicling the life of British scientist Rosalind Franklin. Written by Franklin's great-niece Jessica Franklin and directed by Valerie Weiss, the series takes a comprehensive look at Franklin's achievements across three core sciences as she worked in Paris and London studying molecular structures of carbons and DNA. Elizabeth Bay Productions is producing, with Dennis Davidson and Grant Hill leading the production company behind Terrence Malick's A Hidden Life. Weiss, who directed episodes of Outer Banks and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, also serves as executive producer alongside Eugin Koh. Casting is being led by Shakyra Dowling, and WestEnd Films is handling international sales at MIPCOM Cannes. The project is distinct from the Tom Hooper film adaptation of Photograph 51 starring Natalie Portman, taking a broader view of Franklin's life and scientific legacy beyond her DNA research.

Shades of Paradise has wrapped principal photography in Spain and moved into post-production. Written and directed by Weston Razooli, whose debut feature Riddle of Fire premiered at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival, the action-crime film stars Dominic Sessa in the lead role alongside Jack Dylan Grazer, Naira Lleo, Najwa Nimri, Rojuu, Zack Harrod, Teru Castilla Serrano, Romann Berrux, Rhys Mitchell, and Stanislav Baretsky. The project was produced by Oscar-nominated Andrew Morrison of Kaplan Morrison, with additional producers Mark Lampert, Oleg Nodelman, and Michael D'Alto. Cinematographer Simone D'Arcangelo shot the film on 2-perf 35mm. The project now heads toward festival positioning and distribution.

In 1992, after bombing their first gig at a church in the buckle of the Bible Belt, four teenage misfits discover the liberating power of funk music and set out to find their voice in time for a Battle of the Bands that could change their lives forever. The story follows Josh, a 16-year-old lead singer/songwriter and rhythm guitarist of The Screaming Mimes, a ragtag garage band in rural Arkansas in the early '90s, as he navigates the tension between conformity and authenticity, ultimately discovering his own artistic voice through music, friendship, and emotional honesty. Filming in Arkansas from November 2 to 20, 2026.

Spiritual World reunites director Olivier Assayas with Kristen Stewart for their third collaboration, returning to the supernatural territory they explored in Personal Shopper. Stewart plays Ada, a young woman with clairvoyant abilities who experiences mysterious premonitions. The international ensemble includes Vicky Krieps, Riley Keough, Wagner Moura, Niels Schneider, and Barbara Sukowa. Curiosa Films and ARTE France are producing the feature, which shoots from February through April 2027 across locations in France and Germany. The project marks Assayas' continued exploration of the liminal space between the psychological and the supernatural, building on themes from both Personal Shopper and his HBO series Irma Vep.

Still We Met is an independent romantic comedy written by and starring comedian Mary Beth Barone, loosely inspired by her own experiences. The film marks the narrative feature directorial debut of Emmy-nominated documentary filmmaker Zackary Drucker, known for This Is Me. Joe Alwyn co-stars as Isaac opposite Barone in this New York-set story. Jack Heller and Caitlin de Lisser-Ellen are producing for Assemble Media, alongside Alex Bach and Daniel Powell of Irony Point. Lena Dunham and Michael Cohen executive produce through their Good Thing Going banner, with Madison Wolk co-producing for Assemble Media and Blake Mars for Good Thing Going. Production is set to begin this fall in New York, with the project representing Barone's feature screenwriting and acting debut.

Storm Dogs is a family adventure feature in development at UK-based production company Particle 6, with Rob Minkoff attached as creative lead and executive producer. The Lion King co-director will collaborate with Particle 6 CEO Eline van der Velden on developing the story, characters, and screenplay ahead of a planned 2027 production start. Based on an original idea from van der Velden, the film follows five dogs who must work together to bring two-year-old Poppy safely home after she becomes separated from her caregiver during a catastrophic storm in an English village. Set over 24 hours, the story follows the unlikely pack as they navigate flooded fields, damaged bridges, and storm-transformed countryside. The production will combine live-action performances with photorealistic animated characters, with human roles filmed conventionally while the dogs and toddler will be created through a hybrid approach combining performance capture, traditional filmmaking techniques, and emerging AI tools.

Sturdy Things is a new full-length play. When Molly meets Nils, it's that kind of immediate magic that's all too rare. But trying to build something lasting...that's a different matter entirely. A love story, and a story about the histories and many possible futures we carry within ourselves. Rehearses in January 2027. Tech: February 1–3, 2027. Opens February 4, 2027 and runs through February 14, 2027. A developmental reading is currently scheduled for early November 2026.

The Beast in Me is gearing up for its second season on Netflix, following the Emmy-winning first season that premiered in November 2025. Claire Danes returns as Aggie Wiggs, with Howard Gordon and Daniel Pearle serving as co-showrunners. The series is produced by 20th Television, with executive producers including Antonio Campos, Gabe Rotter, Conan O'Brien, Jodie Foster, and others. Production is expected to begin in November 2026 and run through March 2027, with filming returning to New Jersey locations including Kearny. The renewal comes after the first season earned nine Emmy nominations and a win for Matthew Rhys, plus strong viewership numbers with 43 million views in its first seven weeks.

The Game Room is a half-hour workplace comedy in development at NBC from executive producers Seth Meyers and Michael Shoemaker through their production banner Sethmaker Shoemeyers Productions. Michael Colton and John Aboud, who created the ABC comedy Home Economics, are attached to write, co-showrun, and executive produce the project. Jason Carden will also serve as executive producer. Universal Studio Group, where Sethmaker Shoemeyers has an overall deal, is the studio. The premise remains under wraps at this stage. Sethmaker Shoemeyers Productions previously produced Late Night with Seth Meyers, A. P. Bio, The Amber Ruffin Show, and other comedy projects since its 2017 founding.

The Healers (Zdravilca) is a debut feature from Slovenian director Lun Sevnik, now in post-production following principal photography in Slovenia and Croatia. The international co-production brings together partners from Slovenia, North Macedonia, the Czech Republic, Croatia, and France. Cvinger Film produces, with Rok Biček at the helm, alongside co-producers RTV Slovenija, Nosorogi, MB Grip, PPFP, Nochi Film, Woodz Production, and Kinoelektron. Sevnik co-wrote the screenplay with Atila Urbančič, with cinematography by Kryštof Melka and editing by Hrvoslava Burkišić. The film received a 700,000 EUR grant from the Slovenian Film Centre and carries a total budget of 1. 3 million EUR. Post-production is underway with technical support from FS Viba.

The Imaginary Kings is a debut feature from director and writer Eire Cid, currently in development through the 9th edition of Madrid Film School's ECAM Incubator program. The project is produced by Bea Villar and Cristela Torres of Brava. Described as an irreverent and visceral examination of male urban youth, the film follows Rude, a teenager grappling with masculinity and grief in a working-class port city. The story explores themes of vulnerability and empathy in contemporary working-class communities. The film is set to shoot in Vigo, Spain, with production planned for late 2027. Cid's background includes work in feminist film theory and previous web series projects, while producer Villar has focused on stories about underrepresented young people.

The Last Spin is a pilot presentation from Knight Entertainment. Maggie, a widow traveling to Las Vegas, finds herself among a crowd hoping to win the casino's final giveaway. Delicate but strong when she needs to be, Maggie has spent much of her life caring for others. Now that her only daughter is grown and living a life of her own, Maggie is faced with a choice: begin preparing herself for assisted living, or finally allow herself to live a little. The production is scheduled for a one-day shoot on October 25, 2026, in Los Angeles, CA.

A psychological thriller about a brilliant fashion designer obsessed with ovals and a therapist who inserts herself into his life with a secret agenda: to deconstruct his mind. Filming October 10–11, 2026 in Los Angeles.

The Parsifal Mosaic is a drama series in development at Hulu, based on Robert Ludlum's 1982 spy novel. Sam Worthington stars as CIA operative Michael Havelock, with Sofia Carson as his partner Jenna Karas. The project is written by Wes Tooke, who previously served as showrunner on USA Network's Colony. Seth Gordon will direct and executive produce. Legendary Entertainment serves as the studio, with Captivate Entertainment's Ben Smith and Jeffrey Weiner also producing. Worthington and Carson are attached both to star and executive produce. The series adapts Ludlum's bestselling espionage thriller about betrayal and conspiracy, following Havelock as he unravels a powerful international plot after believing his partner has turned against him. While the project is currently in development with key creative team members attached, no production timeline or shoot dates have been announced.

This is a new musical based on The Pout-Pout Fish series of books, produced by TheaterWorksUSA. The production was co-conceived, directed, and designed by the acclaimed puppeteers of AchesonWalsh Studios. Original direction and staging by Matt Acheson and Fergus Walsh, with direction and staging for this production by Laura Brandel. Rehearsals take place in New York City, with the tour opening January 26, 2027 and closing May 31, 2027.

Benny is a wannabe filmmaker, a man who lives mostly in his head, and only partly with his supportive girlfriend, Julie. Determined to transform himself from a loser to a guerrilla filmmaker, he follows a local prostitute, Magda, and learns that in fact, she's the homicidal maniac who has been murdering johns in Hollywood for the last three years. Having stumbled on the identity of a mass murderer whose existence has driven the police nuts, Benny goes a step further — and learns that Magda is a man, a cross-dressing, ineffectual homebody named Gomer — and Gomer decides to confide a few of his family secrets to Benny. A few too many.

The Recital is a crime thriller indie feature film with an absurdist, darkly humorous twist set inside a suffocating shoe-box environment. A middle-aged hitman, desperate to save his daughter from the depression that claimed his wife, kidnaps his favorite writer to inspire her — only to kill the writer when she urges his daughter to quit, reigniting his daughter's dreams while he clings to a hopeful delusion. Filming in the NYC area October 31 through November 15, 2026.

A middle-aged hitman, desperate to save his daughter from the depression that claimed his wife, kidnaps his favorite writer to inspire her—only to kill the writer when she urges his daughter to quit, reigniting his daughter's dreams while he clings to a hopeful delusion. A crime thriller indie feature film with an absurdist, darkly humorous twist set inside a suffocating shoe-box environment. Shoot dates: October 31 – November 15, 2026, in the NYC area.

The Siders 16: Ohio House of Horrors is a feature-length documentary in production for Oxygen True Crime. The 90-minute film explores the harrowing June 2026 case in Vinton County, Ohio, where authorities discovered 16 children, ranging from toddlers to teenagers, living in conditions described as 'pure evil.' The documentary follows the unfolding investigation in real time, examining the arrests of Gary Siders Jr. , Elizabeth Siders, and grandparents Gary Siders Sr. and Christina Siders, who face multiple counts of child endangerment. KT Studios, the production company behind Amazon's Murder 101 and Peacock's The Idaho Student Murders, is producing the project with director and founder Stephanie Lydecker at the helm. Kevin Brennecke serves as executive producer alongside Lydecker. The documentary will premiere later this year on Oxygen True Crime and will be accompanied by the network's first-ever companion podcast series, a ten-part audio series available on all major podcast platforms.

The Third Hand has wrapped principal photography and entered post-production under the direction of Michel Hazanavicius, the Oscar-winning filmmaker behind The Artist. The feature is a silent film shot in color, adapted from Arthur Dreyfus's 2023 novel by Hazanavicius and Thomas Cailley. The cast includes François Civil, Bérénice Bejo, Rebecca Marder, and Michel Fau. Les Compagnons du cinéma is producing with Florence Gastaud and Patrick Sobelman, with co-production from StudioCanal and France 3 Cinéma. Cinematographer David Chambille and composer Alexandre Desplat round out the key creative team. Sales were launched at TIFF 2026 through Goodfellas, with StudioCanal handling French distribution.

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon live comedy bit, shooting September 29, 2026 in New York, NY.

When Juan — a self-taught tech worker on the verge of landing a full-time offer — gets a call that his older brother Junior is released from prison, he drives 400 miles to haul him home down the Northern California coast. What starts as an obligation becomes something neither of them expected: a darkly comic and bittersweet collision between two men shaped by a world built for neither of them.

A divorced, jaded ticket broker with a romantic soul meets a buttoned-up attorney who has given up on love during an unexpected street-corner ticket deal. When circumstances turn the transaction into a fake date, two complete opposites spend one crazy night discovering that what starts as an act might just become the real thing. Think Moonlighting meets Meg Ryan.

Tony Robinson Rewrites History is a multiplatform history project from Australia-based Radar Studios and veteran broadcaster Tony Robinson. The project comprises two distinct components: a 12-episode YouTube series launching later in 2026, with episodes running 30 minutes each, and a separate six-part, hour-long television series being introduced to international buyers at MIPCOM in October 2026. Robinson will revisit defining historical events from ancient times through the modern era, uncovering the people, politics, rivalries, and moments of chance that shaped outcomes, while exploring how history might have unfolded differently at key turning points. The project extends Robinson's 15-year relationship with WTFN Group and marks the debut slate for Radar Studios' new originals strategy. Radar Studios was formed in September 2026 by merging WTFN's digital arm with its Fred Media distribution business, creating an integrated content creation and distribution operation. Derek Dyson serves as Chief Commercial Officer. Production details and crew hiring timelines have not yet been announced.

Twice the Food, Half the Price is a six-part lifestyle series commissioned by Channel 4 and produced by South Shore in partnership with Lidl. The show features hosts Rosie Ramsey and Nathan Anthony helping families across the UK navigate the cost-of-living crisis by demonstrating how to significantly reduce grocery spending while maintaining satisfying meals. Each episode follows a different family as Rosie and Nathan provide practical guidance on shopping, meal planning, and cooking, covering everything from packed lunches and midweek dinners to fakeaways and entertaining. Sam Grace serves as executive producer for South Shore Wales, with Cath Tudor as head of production, Claire Nosworthy as series editor, and Tom Graham as series producer. The series is scheduled to air on Channel 4 in 2027.

Undeniable: Portia Woodman is a feature documentary in development from Seven Bucks Productions, co-founded by Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia, in partnership with New Zealand's Pango Productions. The project has secured New Zealand-based filmmaker Zoë McIntosh to direct, bringing her experience from Stylebender, the award-nominated documentary about UFC champion Israel Adesanya that premiered at Tribeca Festival. The film profiles Portia Woodman-Wickliffe, a two-time Olympic gold medalist, four-time World Cup winner, and the only player to win World Rugby Player of the Year in both sevens and 15s formats. The documentary is united by Polynesian heritage, with Johnson, Woodman-Wickliffe, and Māori-led Pango Productions founder Bailey Mackey collaborating to bring her inspiring story and cultural legacy to global audiences. Seven Bucks Productions brings its track record of championing Polynesian voices across sports and entertainment to this project.

United States of Aeja is a comedy web series about living in America through the eyes of Aeja, a mentally ill young Black woman climbing the corporate ladder. Released on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube (@unitedstatesofaeja). Filming in Brooklyn, NY on September 28, 2026.

After his desperate attempts to reconnect with his estranged father land him in trouble, a rebellious Filipino teen is sent from Manila to live with an eccentric California host family. Determined to get kicked out and find the father who abandoned him, he teams up with the family's equally rebellious daughter — but when his father finally resurfaces and betrays him all over again, Arnel must decide whether family is defined by blood or by the people who actually show up. Shoot dates: November 1–8, 2026, in Los Angeles, CA.

Propagate Content is developing a feature-length documentary about professional golfer Anthony Kim, directed by Emmy-winning filmmaker Jody McVeigh-Schultz. The project traces Kim's remarkable story: a rising golf star whose 2012 Achilles injury spiraled into a twelve-year absence from the sport and public life, during which he battled addiction, mental illness, and isolation. After his unexpected return to professional golf via LIV Golf in 2024 and his first tournament victory in sixteen years in February 2026, Kim is now telling his story for the first time on his own terms. McVeigh-Schultz, known for Cocaine Quarterback: Signal-Caller for the Cartel and Spy High, brings his documentary crime-and-sports expertise to the project. Propagate founders Ben Silverman and Howard T. Owens executive produce alongside Drew Buckley and Jack Katkavich. The documentary is being positioned as a deeply personal journey of recovery and redemption.

Netflix is developing an untitled comedy series from writer-star Charlie Hall and executive producer Alec Berg. The project centers on a drug ring operating out of a college fraternity, loosely inspired by allegations connected to Penn State University. Hall, known for his work on Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed and Monster, will write and star in the series, with Berg serving as executive producer and supervising writer. Berg's producing partner Amy Solomon will also executive produce through Berg's production banner. The project marks the first announced series under Berg's new overall deal with Netflix, signed earlier in 2026. Berg, whose credits include co-creating HBO's Barry and serving as showrunner on Silicon Valley, brings decades of comedy pedigree to the partnership. No production timeline, further casting, or release window has been announced.

Netflix is developing an untitled comedy series from writer-star Charlie Hall and executive producer Alec Berg. The project centers on a drug ring operating out of a college fraternity, loosely inspired by recent events at Penn State. Hall will write and star in the series, while Berg serves as executive producer and supervising writer under his new overall deal with Netflix. Amy Solomon will also executive produce through Berg's production banner. The project marks the first series to emerge from Berg's Netflix overall deal, following his nearly decade-long tenure under an overall pact at HBO. No production timeline or additional casting has been announced.

The Saw franchise is moving forward with a new untitled film helmed by Mike P. Nelson, the director behind Wrong Turn and Silent Night, Deadly Night. James Wan and Leigh Whannell, who created the original Saw, return as producers alongside Jason Blum, following Blumhouse Atomic Monster's acquisition of Twisted Pictures' stake in the franchise. The project features a script by Gregory Weidman & Geoff Tock, known for Dune: Prophecy. This marks a departure from the previously announced Saw XI, which stalled in development due to producer conflicts and was ultimately scrapped. Executive producers include Mark Burg, Oren Koules, Stacey Testro, Michael Clear, and Judson Scott, with the film being developed through Lionsgate and Blumhouse Atomic Monster. No production timeline, cast, or filming locations have been announced.

Director Dan Trachtenberg is developing an original film inspired by Disney's Sleeping Beauty, marking a departure from his recent work on the Predator franchise. The project is in early development at Disney Live Action, with Trachtenberg and Rayna McClendon creating the story and Alex Anfanger and Dan Schimpf writing the screenplay. The film will take the classic fairy tale in an entirely new direction and has no connection to the Maleficent films. Trachtenberg will produce alongside his longtime partner Ben Rosenblatt and Star Wars producer Michelle Rejwan, with Disney Live Action president Daria Cercek overseeing. Plot details remain under wraps as the creative team develops this fresh take on the beloved Disney property.

Jon Watts has been tapped to direct the first film in a new Star Wars trilogy for Lucasfilm, with a script by Simon Kinberg. The project is being developed as the next chapter in the Skywalker Saga, potentially Episode X, following 2019's The Rise of Skywalker. Watts previously co-created the Disney+ series Skeleton Crew and directed Marvel's Spider-Man trilogy. Kinberg, who co-created Star Wars Rebels and consulted on The Force Awakens, will write and produce the trilogy alongside Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy. The project remains in development and has not yet been greenlit by Disney, though sources indicate it is the furthest along in Lucasfilm's pipeline after Star Wars: Starfighter. Reports suggest Daisy Ridley may return as Rey Skywalker in some capacity.

Jon Watts has been attached to direct the first film in a new Star Wars trilogy scripted by Simon Kinberg for Lucasfilm. The Spider-Man trilogy director returns to the Star Wars universe after co-creating the Disney+ series Skeleton Crew in 2024. Kinberg, who previously co-created Star Wars Rebels, has been developing the trilogy since late 2024, with the project positioned as a potential continuation of the Skywalker Saga. The film has not yet been greenlit by Disney, though trade reports indicate it is the furthest along in development after Star Wars: Starfighter. Early reports suggest production could begin as soon as 2027, with Daisy Ridley potentially returning as Rey in some capacity. Lucasfilm is producing, with Kinberg also serving as producer alongside Kathleen Kennedy.

In a near-future world, a young woman with no memory of her past struggles to navigate ordinary life. Guided by Sayuki, she begins to experience fragments of a hidden connection to the collective unconscious—uncovering truths that challenge her identity and the system controlling her fate.

Victoria is a limited series thriller headed to Hulu and Onyx Collective, with Diane Lane and Li Jun Li leading the cast. Created and written by Christy Hall, the series is set in the high-stakes world of San Francisco venture capital and follows Maxine Tao, a sophisticated con artist who finds herself in dangerous territory when she enters the elite financial scene. Lane plays Lee Calloway, a powerful venture capitalist determined to stay on top. Geeta Vasant Patel directs the pilot and executive produces alongside Hall, with Counterpart Studios producing. The series received its greenlight in September 2026 and is currently casting for production.

White Knight is an R-rated comedy in development at Screen Gems, with Michael Lewen attached to direct. The project is based on a spec script by Christopher William Young, discovered on the Black List website by Unknown Quantity Creative Executive Brandon Xie. Chris Bremner and Jeff Arkuss are producing through Unknown Quantity, Bremner's production company operating under a deal with Sony Pictures. Plot details are being kept under wraps, though the film is described as outrageous, high-concept fare. Lewen comes to the project fresh off writing and directing Tiny Fugitives, a Point Grey Pictures comedy that released theatrically in September 2026. The director previously worked at Apatow Productions overseeing projects including Trainwreck, The Big Sick, and The King of Staten Island. White Knight marks the first sale for Young, a Florida State graduate who was working as a bartender in Los Angeles when the script sold.

Witch Hunt is a new Netflix thriller series starring Sarah Lancashire as August Howell, a descendant of the 'Witch of Cambridge' who returns home after three decades in prison for killing her daughters. Written and created by Abi Morgan, the series reunites Lancashire with the writer more than 25 years after they last collaborated. When August's return sparks fears of a modern witch hunt in the university town, police turn to her last surviving daughter, Professor Wren Howell, an investigative psychologist, to help find a killer as past resentments and local folklore collide. SISTER Pictures produces, with Morgan, Lancashire, and Jane Featherstone serving as executive producers. The series is expected to arrive on Netflix in 2028.

Young Americans is a drama pilot ordered by Hulu, currently in pre-production with casting underway. The series is written and executive produced by Chris Hutton and Eddie O'Keefe, with executive producer Bruce Miller (The Handmaid's Tale, The Testaments) on board via White Oak Pictures. Scott Foley has been cast as series regular President Judd Burchfield, a principled politician grappling with family tragedy while an old political rivalry becomes personal. The pilot centers on students at Capitol Crest Academy in Washington, D. C. , where their teenage conflicts mirror the larger political games of their parents. 20th Television is the studio. Production is scheduled to film in Toronto this November, standing in for the Washington, D. C. setting.