Discover the Most Exciting Titles Coming to OSN+ This September
September arrives on OSN+ packed with stories built on suspense, drama and unexpected turns, with a wide-ranging slate of new titles, returning seasons and ongoing series arriving on the platform throughout the month. From relationships tested by unforeseen events, to investigations that unearth buried secrets, to crimes whose consequences stretch far beyond the case itself, the platform offers a line-up designed to suit a broad range of tastes — from fans of high-stakes drama and mystery to those drawn to crime, investigations and stories inspired by real events. Leading the month’s highlights are standout titles including The Drama, in which an unexpected event turns a couple’s wedding week upside down and opens the door to new secrets and tests of their relationship; the return of The Paper for Season 2 with a high-risk newsroom investigation; Season 3 of Vigil; and the new British crime drama The Blame.
New weekly episodes of Lanterns also continue, the latest superhero drama from the DC universe, while regional content remains a strong presence with Welad Rizk 3: El Qadia and Deep in Love, alongside an expanded film library featuring titles such as Mothers’ Instinct, May December, Priscilla and Malignant. Viewing options do not stop at drama and film: +discovery adds a fresh wave of real-life stories and true-crime investigations, including OJ Unseen: Exploitation of Evil, Game Day Murders and ER: Caught on Camera, with more crime and factual titles arriving on the platform throughout the month. With this mix of global and regional productions, new seasons, ongoing series, films and stories drawn from real events, September on OSN+ delivers a refreshed range of choices that bring together suspense, drama and entertainment — and give viewers even more stories to discover all month long.
Films
The Drama takes viewers into a wedding week that at first appears to be the long-awaited perfect moment, as an engaged couple prepare to celebrate the start of a new chapter. What is meant to be the happiest week of their relationship quickly unravels when an unexpected event places their bond under intense pressure and forces each of them to reconsider the picture they have formed of the other throughout their time together. As events escalate, the assumptions on which the couple built their relationship begin to collapse, raising new questions about how well they truly know one another — and whether love and commitment will be enough to survive the test they now face. The result is a drama that blends tension, surprises and the gradual uncovering of the truth, showing how a single event can change the course of a relationship that seemed stable until the very last moment.
Mothers’ Instinct is a taut psychological drama centred on Alice and Céline, close friends and neighbours whose lives appear ideal and settled in a quiet suburban community. Their close bond and orderly family lives are shattered by a tragic accident that turns everything upside down. As the shock seeps into the details of their daily existence, guilt, suspicion and unease begin to corrode a friendship built over years, gradually turning trust into tension and uncertainty. While each woman tries to cope with the aftermath in her own way, questions emerge about what really happened and what each of them knows, blurring the line between truth and doubt as the story intensifies. As the pressure mounts, viewers watch a relationship slowly fracture under the weight of grief and suspicion, in a film that relies on psychological construction and steadily rising tension to show how a single incident can destabilise a seemingly secure life — and turn the closest relationships into a landscape of secrets and doubt.
May December follows an actress who arrives in a quiet town to study the woman she is preparing to portray on screen, observing the details of her life and drawing closer to her and her family in order to understand the character she will play. The deeper she looks into this woman and her husband, the more she discovers that a marriage which appears settled after many years conceals layers of secrets, tensions and unanswered questions. As past and present begin to overlap, the boundary between the actress and the character she is preparing to inhabit grows more complicated, while successive confrontations and conversations reveal unexpected sides of the couple’s relationship. The result is a psychological drama driven by performance and character, raising questions about truth, the image others construct of our lives, and what can happen when the details of the past return to the surface.
Priscilla offers an intimate, quietly observed portrait of one of the most famous relationships in music history, told from the perspective of the young woman who found herself at the centre of that extraordinary world. The film follows Priscilla’s life and personal transformation during her relationship with global star Elvis Presley, focusing on the private side of the couple’s story away from the spotlight and celebrity that surrounded them. Through everyday details and personal moments, it explores the experience of a young woman entering a world entirely unlike the one she knew, navigating love, fame, maturity and self-discovery within a relationship that commanded intense public attention. Priscilla delivers a dramatic treatment centred on the human and emotional core of the story, with a visual atmosphere that recreates a distinctive era and offers viewers a closer look at Priscilla’s life beyond the public image long associated with Elvis Presley.
Malignant draws viewers into a psychological and mysterious horror journey through the story of a woman who begins to suffer violent, terrifying visions she cannot explain, witnessing shocking events as if they are unfolding before her eyes without knowing their cause or source. As the visions grow more frequent and intense, her daily life is increasingly affected, leaving her trapped between the need to understand what she is seeing and the fear that these horrific images may be connected to real events around her. As she tries to uncover the truth behind these strange experiences, a trail of clues leads her towards darker secrets and reveals that what she is facing is not merely passing delusion, as she once believed. As the investigation deepens, the mystery widens and the visions become tied to horrific events and a genuine threat, confronting her with a truth far beyond anything she expected. The film combines psychological horror, mystery and supernatural elements, with steadily escalating tension that drives the story towards a series of shocking discoveries and places the protagonist face to face with a dark puzzle that may completely change her understanding of what is happening around her.
Series
The Paper returns for Season 2 to continue its satirical comedy set inside the world of journalism, as editor-in-chief Ned Sampson, played by Domhnall Gleeson, finds himself drawn into a story that at first appears local and contained when he decides to investigate a private club in the area. What begins as a straightforward journalistic inquiry quickly expands into a campaign far larger than the newspaper can easily withstand, especially as further details and questions emerge and place the newsroom under mounting pressure. As the investigation intensifies, the future of the paper itself comes under threat, along with Ned’s professional future, as he is forced to weigh his commitment to uncovering the truth against the consequences of his decisions. The new season continues to blend comedy, satire and unexpected situations, while offering a look at the pressures and challenges facing newsroom teams when a local story becomes far bigger than anyone anticipated.
Vigil returns for Season 3 with a new case that takes investigators DCI Amy Silva, played by Suranne Jones, and DI Kirsten Longacre, played by Rose Leslie, into one of the most isolated and unforgiving environments imaginable, as they travel to a remote scientific research station in Svalbard in the Arctic to investigate the murder of a member of the British special forces. Upon arriving at the isolated station, the two detectives find themselves confronting a complex case in a place that cannot easily be left, while the remote location and harsh conditions impose further constraints on the investigation. As they begin the search for the killer, new details emerge about the victim and those present at the station, turning the assignment into a puzzle filled with questions, secrets and suspicion. The new season continues to deliver the tense atmosphere of British investigative drama, relying on mystery and escalating events to reveal the truth gradually in one of the most complex cases the characters have faced.
The Blame follows detectives played by Michelle Keegan and Douglas Booth as they investigate the murder of a teenager in a quiet town, only for the case to reveal far more complexity than first expected. As the investigation progresses, the threads of the crime become linked to misconduct and irregularities within the institution itself, leading the pair to a network of cover-ups inside the police force and forcing them to confront difficult questions about the people who are supposed to deliver justice. While the detectives try to reach the truth and identify those responsible, they find themselves up against a system determined to conceal what happened and protect those involved, turning a single murder case into a wider investigation that exposes institutional corruption and buried secrets within the security apparatus. The series combines criminal investigation, police thriller and British drama, with tension rising as the characters draw closer to the truth.
Survivor returns for Season 51 with a new chapter of one of the world’s most famous competition and survival formats, as a fresh cast of contestants arrives at a remote location to take part in a game that demands far more than endurance. They will need to build alliances, read the moves of others, make calculated decisions under pressure and adapt to constantly shifting conditions in order to reach the final stages. As always, contestants will face a series of challenges that test physical strength, mental agility and teamwork, but the real danger does not lie in the challenges alone — it lies at Tribal Council, where a single alliance or a single vote can change the entire course of the game and decide who continues and who is eliminated. Season 51 arrives as part of what has been described as the “Open Era”, restoring a range of advantages, surprises and elements from across the show’s history, bringing back some of its most compelling mechanics alongside new twists capable of overturning the balance of power at any moment and forcing players to rethink their strategies. With little room for error, contestants will need to balance forming strong relationships and managing their image as players with knowing when to make a move and when waiting is the smarter option, in a game where alliances and loyalties shift constantly. With new episodes arriving weekly on OSN+, Survivor retains its place as one of the leading reality competition series, delivering a new season of alliances, confrontations, surprises and decisive choices — where being the strongest or the smartest is not enough. Players must know how to play the game until the end.
Political Animals takes viewers into the corridors of American politics through the story of a Secretary of State who holds high office after years spent as First Lady of the United States, only to find herself facing challenges that extend beyond political decisions and international files into her complicated family life. Between the pressures of working at the highest levels of power and attempts to hold her family together, she must navigate competing political ambitions, personal tensions and family relationships that are difficult to separate from her public life. As the pressure mounts, every step becomes calculated and every political decision has the potential to affect her private world, while influential figures pursue their own interests in an arena governed by alliances, rivalry and struggles for influence. The series blends political drama and family conflict, with sharp dialogue and characters driven by ambition and private secrets, revealing the human side behind high office and showing how the effects of power can reach from government offices into the heart of the family itself.
Ongoing Series
The story of Lanterns continues through September with new episodes arriving weekly on OSN+, in one of the latest titles from the DC universe. The series follows interstellar police officers John Stewart, a new recruit to the Green Lantern Corps, and Hal Jordan, one of the Corps’ most prominent and celebrated members, as they confront a mysterious case on Earth that begins with a murder at the heart of the United States. As the investigation shifts from a local crime into a darker and more complex mystery, the two are forced to work together despite their differences in experience and personality, while the evidence leads them towards secrets that may be connected to forces and events beyond the world they know. As John seeks to prove himself at the start of his journey as a Green Lantern, Hal finds himself facing a mission that requires him to reclaim his standing as one of the Corps’ legends, turning the case into a true test of their abilities and their partnership. With the central line “Only one can wear the ring”, the series adds a new dimension to the superhero universe, combining investigation, mystery and science fiction in a story that evolves gradually from a murder in an American town into a confrontation with cosmic stakes, as new episodes continue weekly throughout September.
New episodes of Stuart Fails to Save the Universe continue through September, the new comedy series spun off from the world of The Big Bang Theory, launching from an idea that combines science fiction, comedy and unexpected situations. The story centres on Stuart Bloom, the comic-book store owner who finds himself in a predicament unlike anything he has faced before after accidentally breaking a device developed by Sheldon Cooper and Leonard Hofstadter, with catastrophic results: reality itself is thrown off course, triggering a crisis that threatens the end of the world across the multiverse. Never expecting one of his ordinary misadventures to become a responsibility on the scale of saving reality, Stuart is tasked with repairing the damage and putting things back on track — a mission far beyond his abilities and experience. As different universes and versions of characters and reality appear, the absurd situations and comic paradoxes escalate, while Stuart tries to understand what has happened and find a way to stop the chaos before the damage becomes irreversible. The series blends humour, science fiction and elements from the world audiences know from The Big Bang Theory, with a new story that expands that universe into an entirely different space and offers viewers an adventure full of strange situations and surprises, with new episodes arriving weekly on OSN+ throughout September.
New Arabic and Turkish Titles
The four brothers return in Welad Rizk: El Qadia for a new adventure filled with danger and confrontation, as they continue to make their living through work that sits outside the law, despite the promise they once made to leave that path behind and begin a more settled life. When a deal collapses and events spiral out of control, the eldest brother decides to step away from the world of crime and put an end to the risks that have surrounded them, while his younger brothers choose a very different course and enter a high-risk deal with a powerful criminal figure of fearsome reputation. Once they become involved, the brothers face a series of challenges and confrontations that test their ability to protect one another, while a return to their former lives becomes more complicated than ever. Between family loyalty, ambition and danger, the film places the brothers before difficult choices whose consequences may prove greater than they can control, in a new chapter that combines action, suspense and crime while preserving the spirit of brotherhood that has been central to the franchise.
New episodes of the Turkish series This Deep in Love continue through September, taking viewers to the stormy shores of the Black Sea, where the life of a strong and resilient woman intersects with that of a man carrying deep inner turmoil and conflict. While the fierce waves and restless sea reflect his unsettled state of mind, the relationship between the two characters begins to develop amid circumstances filled with challenges and contradictory emotions. As their paths cross, each finds themselves facing an emotional experience that may change how they see life — and each other — while the harsh environment around them imposes itself on events and adds further tension to the story. This Sea Will Overflow offers a blend of romance and human drama, focusing on the characters, their pasts and the conflicts they are trying to overcome, as the details of the relationship unfold gradually with new weekly episodes on OSN+ throughout September.
New Kids and Family Content
The Thundermans family returns in a new adventure that combines comedy and superheroes when Chloe develops a dangerous and unexpected power, leading to a decision to send her to a boarding school for superheroes. The plan does not go as intended. The family splits in an effort to protect Chloe and help her, with Phoebe, Barb and Billy choosing to hide with her, while Max, Hank and Nora set out to find them and bring them back. The search quickly becomes a wider family confrontation, as members of the family find themselves on opposite sides of a conflict over Chloe’s future and the fate of the family as a whole. Between superpowers, chases and comic situations, the film puts the Thundermans to a new test of their bond and their ability to stand together in the face of danger, delivering a family adventure full of energy and surprises for fans of the Nickelodeon universe.
New +discovery Content
OJ Unseen: Exploitation of Evil offers a new look at one of the most controversial figures in American media history, through previously unseen footage from a prank show featuring O.J. Simpson, revealing little-known details of his attempt to return to the spotlight after years of controversy. Through this archival material and footage that remained out of public view, the series tracks how that attempted comeback gradually became a troubled experience, as tension rose and uncomfortable situations emerged behind the scenes, exposing different sides of the project and the people involved. The series does more than present the footage; it places it in a wider context concerning American media’s relationship with controversial figures, and the ethical boundaries the entertainment industry may cross in pursuit of audiences and public attention. Between rare material, tense confrontations and behind-the-scenes revelations, OJ Unseen: Exploitation of Evil delivers a documentary investigation into a comeback that did not go as planned, and raises questions about how far the media is prepared to go in exploiting the most controversial stories to capture public attention.
Homestead Rescue: Intervention presents a new season of real-life adventures and challenges, as homeowners and homesteaders who have chosen to live away from modern cities find themselves facing mounting problems after their determination to succeed alone reaches a point where admitting the need for help becomes difficult. When events begin to spiral, family members secretly intervene and call in the Raney family, who take on the task of rescuing these projects and putting their owners back on track. The challenges are not limited to repairing homes or addressing problems with water, power, construction and infrastructure; these interventions often expose family tensions and disputes that have built up behind the scenes. As the Raneys arrive at each site, a race against time begins to find practical solutions to the most urgent problems, in an effort to save the homestead while also preserving the bonds between family members. The series combines fieldwork, practical skills and human stories, delivering moments of tension and surprise alongside situations that underline the importance of cooperation — and of asking for help before it is too late.
ER: Caught on Camera presents a collection of extraordinary medical stories from the perspective of the people who lived them, documenting emergencies that began in an ordinary moment and then suddenly changed the lives of those involved. The series draws on real footage captured at the moment emergencies began, alongside personal testimonies in which survivors recount the details of their experiences and what they faced under those difficult conditions. By combining real images with first-hand accounts, the programme takes viewers into the heart of events, showing how quickly medical cases can escalate and how decisive decisions can make the difference between danger and survival. With each story come different human details of fear, hope and resilience, as those involved look back on the moments that changed their lives and how they managed to come through them. ER: Caught on Camera offers a direct and affecting look at medical emergencies, focusing on the human experience behind every case and on what people face in the moments when time becomes the critical factor.
Game Day Murders brings together the world of sport and homicide in an investigative documentary series examining six real cases linked to athletes, revealing the darker side that can exist behind the lights of stadiums and competition. Veteran sports presenter Lindsay Czarniak leads the investigation, returning in each episode to a different murder and tracing its details — from the circumstances of the crime and those connected to it, to possible motives and the threads that may lead to the truth. The series does more than recount criminal cases; it places each investigation within the sporting environment in which the events took place, exploring the relationship between fame, pressure, competition and athletes’ personal lives, and how these factors can become entangled with mysterious and shocking crimes. As each case develops, the programme becomes a new puzzle in which viewers search for answers alongside the investigator, amid testimonies and details that gradually reveal the full picture. Game Day Murders is executive produced by American basketball star Shaquille O’Neal, offering a distinctive mix of true crime and sports investigation, in which the atmosphere of athletic competition becomes the backdrop for six murder stories filled with secrets, questions and surprises.
September looks set to be one of the richest months for content on OSN+, with a wide-ranging line-up spanning drama, suspense, crime, horror, romance, comedy and science fiction, alongside international films, Arabic and Turkish titles, and content for children and families. The month’s slate brings together new productions arriving on the platform for the first time, new seasons of familiar titles, and series continuing with weekly episodes, making the viewing schedule feel refreshed throughout the month rather than limited to a small set of titles. That variety is clear in the way the platform balances mass-appeal titles such as Survivor and Lanterns with character-driven relationship drama, crime and investigative series that build their stories gradually, and a selection of films offering different experiences for fans of psychological thrillers, horror, drama and biographical storytelling. Arabic and Turkish content also retains an important place in the month’s offering, adding stories and characters close to audiences across the region, while kids and family choices create space for shared viewing. The result is a September on OSN+ that offers a diverse mix of entertainment suited to different viewing times and a wide range of tastes.
The discovery+ slate adds another dimension to September’s line-up through titles focused on true crime, investigations, medical stories and real life, presenting actual events through the testimonies of those who lived them, archival material and footage that takes viewers into the heart of the story. With these titles arriving alongside new series and films and continuing weekly episodes, viewers have a library that keeps renewing throughout the month — moving from a high-tension drama to a criminal investigation, from an international film to an Arabic or Turkish title, then on to a reality series or a documentary inspired by real events. With this mix, OSN+ is not simply offering a large number of titles in September; it is offering clear variety in the kinds of stories, styles and atmospheres on offer, with room for new titles, highly anticipated seasons and content waiting to be discovered for the first time. As new episodes continue to roll out across the weeks, September looks like an ideal opportunity for viewers to find new stories and return to favourite titles, in a month that brings together suspense, drama, comedy, excitement, adventure and real-life stories — and confirms that there is always a new story waiting to begin on OSN+.
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