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Monday is here, the coffee is doing its best, and somehow the weekend already feels like it happened three weeks ago. If your Monday needs a little more adrenaline, September has you covered with a fresh lineup of action movies and thrillers ready to turn a slow evening into a much faster one. So forget staring at the clock and waiting for Tuesday - these September releases are here to inject some much-needed speed into your Monday night.

The 83rd Venice International Film Festival came to a close on September 12, 2026, with Danish-Egyptian director May el-Toukhy’s Woman Unknown taking home the festival’s most prestigious prize, the Golden Lion for Best Film. El-Toukhy’s victory was particularly significant because she was the only female director among the filmmakers competing for the festival’s top prize this year.

September has a way of changing the mood before we even notice it. The long, bright days begin to fade, routines return, and somewhere between the last warm evenings and the first cooler mornings, a strange mix of nostalgia, restlessness, and quiet melancholy can settle in. But instead of pushing these feelings away, why not meet them through a good story? New drama movies arriving this September invite us into emotional world and let's just embrace it:

The 83rd Venice International Film Festival officially opens today, September 2, bringing filmmakers, actors and cinema fans to the Lido for 11 days of premieres, awards and international film culture.

The last full summer week sounds sad, if you're a true holiday and hot weather lover. There's already not enough time to keep up with all the promises given in the beginning on June but there's always a right time for a good action or thriller movie, especially if it's a new August release. So check the list and forget the things you didn't manage to do:

The 79th Locarno Film Festival has crowned its winners, with Romanian filmmaker Florin Șerban’s You Don’t Belong Here (Nu e locul tău aici) taking home the coveted Pardo d’Oro, the festival’s top prize “for the strength of its writing, the singularity of its vision, and its exceptional command of cinematic language.”

July brings a fresh wave of comedy movies just when the summer mood calls for something fun and carefree. Whether you're planning a trip to the theater or a relaxing movie night at home, this month's releases offer plenty of reasons to laugh.

Summer is in full swing, and July's theatrical releases reflect the seasonal mood. While drama takes a back seat with only three notable premieres, the month is packed with action-packed adventures and gripping thrillers built for the big screen. The lineup is headlined by Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey and new Spider-Man: Brand New Day, ones of the most anticipated films of the year, alongside a range of high-energy releases that make July an especially strong month for aud

Action and thriller fans have plenty to look forward to this June, with several major releases arriving in theaters and on streaming platforms. While Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day has emerged as one of the month's most talked-about titles, it is far from the only film worthy of attention. In fact, June's lineup offers a diverse selection of movies for viewers seeking excitement on the big screen:

Summer is usually dominated by superheroes, action spectacles, and big-budget blockbusters, which means drama fans often have fewer new releases to choose from. Fortunately, June 2026 still brings a handful of new standout dramas worth adding to your watchlist.