HBO Max's September slate combines blockbuster appeal with binge-worthy offerings. The service adds two A24 films, Warfare and Friendship, arriving for streaming premieres and offering emotional resonance and striking visuals likely to spark post-watch debate. New HBO Originals debut, including Task (Sept 7), Seen & Heard (Sept 9) — a cultural deep-dive into the history of Black television — and The Devil Is Busy (Sept 23). The platform also expands its anime and GKIDS/Studio Ghibli library, including high-profile titles in 4K. The lineup targets cinephiles, anime fans, and audiences seeking prestige and conversation-starting series.
Fall is officially here, and HBO Max is leaning into September with a programming slate that feels equal parts blockbuster and binge-worthy. From buzzy A24 premieres to original HBO series and an expanded library of anime classics, the streamer is setting itself up for a heavy-hitting month. Whether you're in the mood for high drama, cult classics, or Studio Ghibli magic in 4K, this lineup is proof HBO Max isn't slowing down anytime soon.
If there's one studio that has kept cinephiles buzzing over the past decade, it's A24. This month, HBO Max is adding not one but two of its headline-making films to the roster. Warfare and Friendship will make their streaming premieres in September, bringing the indie studio's signature storytelling to the comfort of your living room. Both films lean on emotional resonance and striking visuals - the kind of projects that guarantee post-watch debates and endless rewinds.
Alongside A24's films are HBO Originals that promise to stir conversation. The Devil Is Busy (debuting September 23) and Task (September 7) are fresh series ready to carve out their own followings, while Seen & Heard (September 9) offers a cultural deep-dive into the history of Black television - a project that feels overdue and essential.
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