Here Are All the Movies Leaving Hulu This Week, Including ‘Shrapnel’

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Planning to watch something before it leaves Hulu? Here’s a quick list of movies and shows being removed between November 24th and November 30th, with a brief description of each and information about who made them.

‘Together Alone’ (2022)

Scheduled to premiere on Tuesday, November 25th, this brief romantic drama centers on two strangers attempting to connect on a first date. The film unfolds over the course of an evening filled with intimate conversation. Jolene Kim wrote, directed, and edited the 11-minute film, which stars herself alongside Alan Santini. Tobie Windham and Emily Goss appear in supporting roles. Will DaRosa was the cinematographer, and Keith Moore composed the original music. Cori-Anne Greenhouse, Marabina Jaimes, and Willie Krisztal served as producers.

‘Katak: The Brave Beluga’ (2023)

This heartwarming Canadian animated film, debuting on Thursday, November 27th, tells the story of Katak, a young beluga whale. He embarks on a dangerous journey north to honor his grandmother’s dying wish and reconnect with a distant family member. The movie emphasizes bravery and the importance of protecting our oceans. Directed by Christine Dallaire-Dupont and Nicola Lemay, and written by Andrée Lambert, it’s produced by Nancy Florence Savard at 10th Ave Productions. Featuring the voices of Robert Naylor and other talented Canadian actors in both English and French, with editing by René Caron and a score by Uberko, the film lasts approximately 82 minutes and is beautifully set in the St. Lawrence and Arctic regions.

‘The Good Witch of Christmas’ (2022)

This family-friendly holiday comedy, arriving November 30th, follows a winter witch who’s lost her memory and Santa’s elves as they rush to save Christmas after an accident. Two children and their babysitters get caught up in the effort to fix things. Directed by Francesco Cinquemani and starring Tom Arnold, William Baldwin, Mia McGovern Zaini, Lorenzo McGovern Zaini, and Bruce McGuire, the film was written by Andrea Fazzini and Mario Bellina and is distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Films. It’s approximately 76-77 minutes long.

‘Shrapnel’ (2023)

The action thriller, releasing in the U.S. in 2023 on digital platforms, centers around a former Marine who travels to Mexico when his daughter disappears near the border. He quickly becomes entangled in a dangerous struggle against human traffickers. Starring Jason Patric and Cam Gigandet, and directed by William Kaufman, the film is a hard-hitting story of revenge, featuring realistic action sequences and a tense cat-and-mouse chase through the desert. Efrain Villa and Megan Elisabeth Kelly also appear in supporting roles.

Which one will you squeeze in before it’s gone—drop your picks and quick takes in the comments!

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2025-11-24 18:48