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October Premieres: Must-Watch Series and Documentaries Arrive

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October's streaming releases include "East of Eden" and "Tyson" on Netflix, "War" and "Crystal Lake" on HBO Max, and special episodes on Israeli television commemorating the October 7th events. Documentaries about Oasis and Mike Tyson, along with new seasons of "The Diplomat" and "Nobody Wants This," are also set to premiere.

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  • October streaming schedules feature new series and documentaries on Netflix, HBO Max, and Disney+.
  • Israeli television will air special episodes remembering the October 7th events.
  • Notable releases include adaptations of classic novels and biographical documentaries.
  • Horror and crime thrillers are prominent among the new offerings.
  • Documentaries cover music reunions and sports figures.

October brings a diverse slate of new series and documentaries across major streaming platforms. Netflix debuts "East of Eden," a seven-part adaptation of John Steinbeck's novel, reimagined by Zoe Kazan and starring Florence Pugh. Also on Netflix is "Tyson," a four-part documentary series exploring the life of boxer Mike Tyson, featuring interviews with the athlete himself. The platform will also release the fourth season of "The Diplomat," focusing on international relations and personal crises, and "VisionQuest," a Marvel Studios original series continuing the story of the superhero Vision.

HBO Max is set to premiere "War," a legal drama starring Dominic West and Sienna Miller, and "Crystal Lake," a horror series serving as a prequel to the "Friday the 13th" franchise, focusing on Pamela Voorhees. Additionally, HBO Max will feature "Yaga," a crime thriller inspired by the Baba Yaga myth.

Kanal 11 in Israel will air two special episodes related to the October 7th events. "One Song: Nothing Will Hurt Me" will explore the song written by the late Erez Stark and its connection to the events, while "Taboo with Hanoch Daum: Hostages of Captivity" features interviews with former hostages discussing their experiences and recovery.

Other notable premieres include "Below" on Netflix, a Canadian thriller about a coastal village attacked by a sea creature, starring Josh Hartnett. Disney+ will release "Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger," a documentary about the band's reunion, and "VisionQuest" from Marvel Studios. Yes will air "Kill Jackie," a revenge thriller starring Catherine Zeta-Jones, and "Nobody Wants This," a romantic comedy about an interfaith couple, returns for its third season on Netflix. Apple TV+ will debut "Nocturne," an American adaptation of Swedish thrillers starring Liev Schreiber and Zazie Beetz.

Kan NewsCentre · Jerusalem

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