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Hypebeast reports that HBO Max has assembled a substantial September 2026 slate, headlined by JAY-Z In 8, an eight-part documentary series premiering September 18. The month opens with a broad film refresh on the first and closes with Unmasking a Monster: Aileen Wuornos, a true-crime entry capping the programming. The range suggests the platform is balancing commercial heavyweight releases with prestige documentary work across the full month.
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