November 2025 is shaping up to be a blockbuster month in Kenyan cinemas, with a dynamic mix of fresh releases and lingering hits from October and beyond. From mind-bending sci-fi and animated family adventures to intense dramas and horror chills, theaters like Century Cinemax and Anga Sky are packed with must-see films. Here’s your guide to the top movies lighting up screens this month.
New Releases in November 2025
1. Nuremberg (November 7)
Rami Malek stars as psychiatrist Douglas Kelley, probing the minds of Nazi leaders like Hermann Göring (Russell Crowe) during the historic WWII trials. This gripping courtroom drama unpacks justice, sanity, and moral complexity with razor-sharp performances—a must for fans of historical depth.
2. Die, My Love (November 7)
Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson headline Lynne Ramsay’s psychological thriller, where a new mother’s postpartum struggles spiral into obsession and violence in rural isolation. With Sissy Spacek and LaKeith Stanfield, it’s a haunting, raw descent into mental turmoil.
3. In Your Dreams (November 7)
Disney’s vibrant animated tale follows siblings Stevie and Elliot as they enter a surreal dream world to find the Sandman. Voiced by Jolie Hoang-Rappaport, Elias Janssen, Craig Robinson, and Simu Liu, this whimsical adventure of wishes and sibling bonds is perfect family fun.
4. Predator: Badlands (November 14)
Elle Fanning plays Thia, an android forming an unlikely alliance with a young exiled Predator in a barren alien wasteland. Dan Trachtenberg’s sequel blends visceral action, gore, and surprising heart, redefining the franchise’s brutal legacy.
5. The Running Man (November 21)
Glen Powell stars in Edgar Wright’s high-octane remake of Stephen King’s dystopian thriller. A contestant in a deadly 2025 game show fights for survival while exposing media corruption. Fast-paced, satirical, and action-packed, it’s a thrilling ride.
6. Zootopia 2 (November 26)
Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde return to unravel new mysteries in the mammal metropolis. Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Bateman deliver witty humor and vibrant animation, with timely messages on unity and prejudice—ideal for all ages.
7. Sarah’s Oil (November 26)
This indie drama follows a young woman uncovering family secrets through her late mother’s hidden oil paintings. Visually stunning and emotionally resonant, it’s a quiet gem for introspective viewers seeking art and healing.
October Hits Still Showing in November
8. Tron: Ares (October 10)
Jared Leto’s rogue program Ares escapes the digital grid into reality, clashing with humanity in a neon-soaked sci-fi spectacle. Jeff Bridges’ return as Kevin Flynn adds nostalgic depth to this visually dazzling sequel.
9. Bugonia (October 17)
Yorgos Lanthimos’ absurd sci-fi comedy stars Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons as conspiracy nuts kidnapping a CEO (Aubrey Plaza) they believe is an alien. Twisty, hilarious, and delightfully weird, it’s a cult favorite in the making.
10. The Black Phone 2 (October 17)
Ethan Hawke’s terrifying Grabber returns in this supernatural horror sequel. Young heroes face ghostly threats tied to past victims, blending psychological dread with chilling twists for hardcore scare fans.
11. Regretting You (October 24)
Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell spark chemistry in this emotional adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s romance. A mother and her daughter’s ex navigate grief and forbidden attraction—perfect for fans of heartfelt, steamy drama.
12. Frankenstein (October 31)
Guillermo del Toro’s gothic masterpiece stars Jacob Elordi as the Monster and Mia Goth as the Bride. Oscar Isaac leads this visually breathtaking, emotionally rich reimagining of horror and humanity.
13. Roofman (October 31)
Dwayne Johnson plays the real-life cat burglar scaling skyscrapers in a gorilla suit. This action-comedy delivers high-wire heists, rooftop chases, and Johnson’s larger-than-life charm for pure adrenaline.
Earlier 2025 Blockbusters Still in Theaters
14. Superman (July 11)
David Corenswet’s Man of Steel soars with epic battles and heroic heart in James Gunn’s bold DC reboot, still packing crowds with its fresh vision.
15. Jurassic World Rebirth (July 18)
Scarlett Johansson faces revived dinosaurs in this thrilling sequel, loaded with jaw-dropping effects and high-stakes survival.
16. The Fantastic Four: First Steps (July 25)
Pedro Pascal’s cosmic family battles multiversal threats in Marvel’s vibrant reboot, blending humor, heart, and spectacle.
November’s lineup—from November’s introspective dramas and animated joy to October’s sci-fi and horror carryovers—offers endless cinematic thrills. Whether you’re after action, laughs, or tears, Kenyan screens have it all this month.
