What’s New on STUDIOCANAL Presents in February 2026
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January 28, 2026
STUDIOCANAL Presents returns in February with a diverse line-up of films and a mini-series that spans classic cinema, acclaimed drama and modern genre chills. From Luc Besson’s mythic deep-sea adventure to award-winning performances, powerful literary adaptations and an eight-part historical epic, there’s something for every kind of film fan to dive into this month.
The Big Blue (1988)
Luc Besson’s award-winning mythical Mediterranean adventure, inspired by the life of legendary diver Jacques Mayol, starring Jean Reno (Leon), Jean-Marc Barr (Red Siren)and Rosanna Arquette (Holy Lands).
The Fallen Idol (1948)
A BAFTA-winning classic based on a Graham Greene story, starring Ralph Richardon (The Passionate Stranger) as a butler suspected of murder, directed by Carol Reed, a year before he would team up with Greene again for The Third Man.
The Ice Storm (1997)
Ang Lee’s critically-acclaimed drama starring Kevin Kline (Chaplin), Joan Allen (The Bourne Supremacy, Manhunter) and Sigourney Weaver, who won the 1998 BAFTA for Supporting Actress for her role.
Sting (2022)
A pet spider runs amok in a New York apartment building in this fiendishly frightening chiller directed by Kiah Roache-Turner (Wyrmwood), starring Alyla Brown as a young girl who is the only person who can stop ‘Sting’.
Gervaise (1956)
René Clément (Plein Soleil) adapts Emile Zola’s novel The Drinking Den, for this powerful, poignant film about a hard-pressed laundry worker (Maria Schell, The Magic Box) who struggles with her alcoholic husband.
World Without End (2012) - TV Series
Ben Chaplin, Cynthis Nixon, Peter Firth and Miranda Richardson lead the all-star cast in this magnificent eight part historical mini-series based on the bestseller by Ken Follett (The Pillars of the Earth).
That’s what’s coming to STUDIOCANAL Presents in February. With iconic classics, gripping narratives and standout genre fare joining an epic TV series, it’s a month packed with essential viewing — from timeless masterpieces to pulse-quickening thrills. Let us know what you’re adding to your watchlist!
