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  Sound & Screen  Apple TV+ Unleashes October 2025 Lineup: Scorsese & Stiller Family Docs Headline Star-Studded Movie and TV Releases
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Apple TV+ Unleashes October 2025 Lineup: Scorsese & Stiller Family Docs Headline Star-Studded Movie and TV Releases

Kevin DavidsonKevin Davidson—October 2, 20250
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October 2025 is shaping up to be a significant month for Apple TV+, as the streaming service prepares to launch an eclectic mix of new movies, series, and highly anticipated documentary features. Film aficionados and casual viewers alike will find plenty to engage with, headlined by two documentaries that promise intimate portraits of cinematic legends and beloved entertainment families. Alongside these major documentary drops, the platform is bolstering its library with a gripping new survival drama, a harrowing disaster film, and new installments of its most popular returning Tv shows.

A Double Dose of Documentary Gold

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This October, Apple TV+ is putting a spotlight on iconic figures with two standout documentary releases. First, “Mr. Scorsese” arrives on October 17, offering a comprehensive five-part series delving into the extraordinary life and enduring legacy of the legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese. Directed by Rebecca Miller, this series grants viewers unparalleled access to Scorsese’s private archives, featuring candid interviews with the director himself and a constellation of Hollywood’s most revered talents. Collaborators such as Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, Steven Spielberg, Daniel Day-Lewis, and Mick Jagger share their insights, creating a rich tapestry that explores Scorsese’s revolutionary storytelling and his profound impact on cinema. This deep dive is poised to be a must-watch event for cinephiles, examining the themes and personal experiences that have shaped his unparalleled career.

Complementing the look at a directorial titan is “Stiller & Meara: Nothing is Lost,” set to premiere in select theaters on October 17 and stream globally on Apple TV+ starting October 24. This deeply personal project, directed by Ben Stiller, chronicles the inspiring story of his parents, the celebrated comedy duo Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara. Utilizing a wealth of home movies, rare archival footage, and intimate interviews with family members and notable figures, the documentary explores their journey from their early careers to their lasting impact on popular culture and their personal lives. Ben Stiller turns the lens on his own family to celebrate their legacy and explore the lessons learned from their remarkable partnership.

New Thrills and Survival Stories

Beyond the documentaries, Apple TV+ is also introducing compelling new narrative content. “The Lost Bus,” a survival drama inspired by the true events of the 2018 California Camp Fire, makes its streaming debut on October 3. Directed by Paul Greengrass, the film stars Matthew McConaughey as a bus driver and America Ferrera as a teacher who bravely attempt to save 22 children from a devastating wildfire. The movie, which premiered at TIFF and had a limited theatrical run, promises a heart-stopping and authentic portrayal of courage under extreme duress.

Adding to the slate of new series is “The Last Frontier,” premiering October 10. This thriller series is set against the stark beauty of Alaska, where a lone U.S. Marshal played by Jason Clarke is tasked with protecting his town after a prison transport plane crashes, releasing dangerous inmates into the wilderness. As he investigates the crash, he begins to suspect it was not an accident, unraveling a conspiracy with far-reaching implications. The month also sees the premiere of “Down Cemetery Road,” a crime thriller based on Mick Herron’s novel, starring Ruth Wilson and Emma Thompson, arriving October 2.

Familiar Faces Return to Apple TV+

October will also feature new episodes and seasons from some of Apple TV+’s most popular ongoing Tv series. Fans of sci-fi can continue following the global alien invasion in “Invasion” Season 3, with new episodes dropping weekly through October 24. The acclaimed spy thriller “Slow Horses” returns with Season 5, delivering weekly installments until its finale on October 29. The drama of the news world continues in “The Morning Show” Season 4, with new episodes airing weekly until November 19. Finally, Eugene Levy continues his global adventures in “The Reluctant Traveler” Season 3, with new episodes available throughout the month and concluding on October 31.

With such a diverse range of original content, Apple TV+ is ensuring a packed schedule for its subscribers throughout October 2025, blending prestige documentaries with high-stakes dramas and returning fan favorites.

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Kevin Davidson

Kevin Davidson is a journalist who navigates the evolving landscapes of music and streaming media, connecting readers to the tracks, platforms, and artists shaping our listening habits. His work looks beyond the billboard charts, delving into the creative processes behind new releases and exploring how emerging tech reshapes the way we discover, share, and appreciate sound. Whether he’s reviewing a groundbreaking album, profiling a future hitmaker, or analyzing the latest streaming trends, Kevin offers insights that strike a chord with both longtime fans and curious newcomers. Off the clock, you might find him curating playlists, testing out the latest audio gear, or swapping recommendations in local record shops. Wherever music is moving next, Kevin’s there to tune you in.

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