What’s new to watch legally this week (8–14 November 2026)

This week on Sratim LIVE we are pointing to official trailers and information for titles arriving in theaters now or soon. The site does not play full movies, and there are no downloads. Watch a complete title only in a theater or on a service that licensed it; catalogues change, so this post does not say which streaming service currently carries any given title.

Opening this week

The Wedding Entertainer (הבדחן), directed by Gidi Dar and starring Shuli Rand, opens in Israeli theaters on 12 November 2026. Planet Cinema lists that premiere date, and The Jerusalem Post reported on the same day that the film had opened in theaters around Israel. In our catalogue the title is currently tagged “New on streaming,” but what we were able to verify today is a theatrical opening, not a streaming debut.

Coming soon to theaters

These titles are tagged “Coming soon” in our catalogue, with a theatrical date confirmed from an official source:

The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping — 20 November 2026, according to a Lionsgate official announcement. Directed by Francis Lawrence, from the novel by Suzanne Collins.

Hexed — 25 November 2026, according to the official Disney Movies page. A Walt Disney Animation Studios film.

What Is to Come (שעתיד לבוא) — 26 November 2026 in Israel, according to the premiere date on Cinema City’s site. A drama by Ruthy Pribar, distributed by United King Films.

Later in December, according to the studios’ own pages:

Avengers: Doomsday — 18 December 2026, according to the film’s page on Marvel.com and Disney’s UK movie page.

Dune: Part Three — 18 December 2026, according to the official Warner Bros. page.

Jumanji: Open World — Sony Pictures’ UK site lists the film as “Only In Cinemas December 23.” A U.S. date is not stated here, because only the UK page was confirmed for this post.

New on streaming

Our catalogue currently tags titles as “New on streaming.” Availability on an official platform was not verified for this edition, so this post does not name a service. When a rights holder or the service itself confirms a listing, that can go into a later edition. Until then, a full title belongs only on a service that licensed it, and those catalogues change.