Amazon Prime Video: New Features For November 2022

Amazon Prime Video just revealed on his twitter account the news films, series, documentaries and animated which will join its catalog in the month of November 2022 ! On the program, there are five new Amazon Original programs that will give you an appointment on the platform over the next few weeks.

Here are the new Amazon Prime Video films and series in November 2022

On the film side, find Harry Stiles in “My Policeman”a romance set in the 1950s and which tells the love story of Tom, a young policeman.

For thriller fans, Amazon invites you to discover “Overdose”, a breathtaking thriller that takes us on the roads of France and Spain. The story intertwines with the investigation of a vast drug trade, involving the murder of two teenagers in a Parisian hospital.

Amazon Prime also offers you to follow the misadventures of Mariel in “La Caida”. As a young diver, Mariel trains hard to compete in the Olympics. But all his plans are shattered when sordid secrets and revelations come to light.

Besides, if you want to laugh a little, find Kristen Bell in “The People We Hate at the Wedding”. This comedy follows a dysfunctional family that is forced to come together for a wedding. Alice and Paul have to go to the wedding of Éloise, their rich half-sister. There they find Donna, their mother. The family is reunited, but the festivities are in danger of turning sour.

On the series side, discover the first season of “Mammals”. The story follows Jamie, a chef, whose life is turned upside down when he discovers the secrets of his pregnant wife, Amandine.

Otherwise, Amazon Prime Video also offers interesting new documentaries for this month of November, including “Salam”a documentary about French rapper Diam’s.

The rest of the new features on the streaming platform should also appeal to fans of great classics: the “Matrix” trilogy indeed arrives in the Amazon catalog in November, as well as the complete “Pretty Little Liars”.

Finally, manga fans will not be left out, because the second season of “Demon Slayer” also lands on Amazon Prime Video.