Die My Love Digital, Bluray and Streaming Release Date, Where and When to Watch Online
Parijat Ghosh 
Die, My Love (stylised sometimes as Die My Love) is a haunting psychological drama directed by Lynne Ramsay, starring Jennifer Lawrence as Grace, a writer and new mother slowly slipping into madness, and Robert Pattinson as her worried husband Jackson. They move to a remote house in rural Montana, hoping for peace — but isolation, motherhood, and Grace’s escalating inner demons unravel into something darker than they ever anticipated.
The film premiered at Cannes in May 2025, where it received a strong reception, and was later acquired by MUBI in a big deal for several key territories. It hit U.S. theaters on November 7, 2025.
Die My Love Blu-ray / DVD Release
If you’re someone who loves having a physical copy (like me), here’s the not-so-great news: there’s no confirmed Blu-ray or DVD release date yet for Die, My Love. According to DVDReleaseDates, both formats are still “not announced.”
That means no physical disc to buy — at least, not for now. It’s likely because the film is more of an indie / art-house piece, so the distributor might be prioritizing digital and streaming windows first.
Streaming Release — When and Where to Watch Die My Love Online
So, how do you actually catch this movie at home? The streaming picture is a little more hopeful, but still with some waiting.
- MUBI is the key player here. Because MUBI acquired the film, it’s expected to land on MUBI’s own streaming service eventually.
- According to release-pattern estimates, the home streaming drop should happen roughly 45 days after its theatrical premiere, which puts it around late December 2025 to early January 2026.
- Before it goes fully “streaming included in MUBI subscription,” it’ll likely have a PVOD (Premium Video On Demand) window: meaning you’ll be able to rent or buy it on major platforms like Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube, etc.
- Reportedly, the purchase price on PVOD will be around US$ 19.99, and rental around US$ 14.99 for 48-hour access.
As of now, major streaming-aggregator sites still list the digital release as “TBA”, meaning it hasn’t officially launched on all platforms.
Interestingly, Plex lists Die, My Love in its catalogue. On Plex, it shows up with a runtime of about 1 h 59 m, and suggests you can buy via Apple TV ($14.99) or Fandango at Home ($19.99). Whether Plex’s listing is live everywhere is still unclear — so check your region.
Why No Blu-ray Yet?
This delay is probably because the movie isn’t a mass-market blockbuster. It’s more of a niche, character-driven indie film, and the distributor (MUBI) is playing to their strengths: digital-first, especially via their own platform. Physical media is likely a secondary priority.
Plus, indie films often follow a more cautious release strategy — theatrical → PVOD → SVOD → (maybe) disc — and Die, My Love seems to be following that path pretty closely.
Die My Love is intense, messy, and painfully human — exactly what you’d expect when Lynne Ramsay adapts a novel about rage and motherhood and hands the lead role to Jennifer Lawrence. While the Blu-ray release stubbornly remains unannounced, the digital and streaming rollout is on the horizon. Expect PVOD access around the holiday season, followed shortly by a streaming debut on MUBI if their release patterns hold.
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