Delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the live-action production of Walt Disney’s “Mulan” — with Liu Yifei in the title role — makes its long-awaited arrival, starting Friday, Sept. 4, for Disney+ Premier Access subscribers (for $29.99). It will be available for free subscriber viewing at a later date.

Also Showing:

• “Robin’s Wish”: Comedian Robin Williams, who attended Detroit Country Day School in Beverly Hills, Mich., killed himself an undiagnosed brain disease robbed him of his talents. This moving documentary about final days is airing via Amazon Prime, iTunes, Google Play, Vudu and other digital platforms.

• “A Most Beautiful Thing”: This documentary about the first African-American high school rowing team, in Chicago, premieres Friday, Sept. 4, on Peacock.

• Cinetopia: The Ann Arbor-Detroit festival hosts a virtual screening room, regularly adding new titles, via cintetopiafestival.org/virtual-screenings.

• DFT @ Home: The Detroit Film Theatre offers an updating menu of streaming features and documentaries via dia.org.

• “Guest House”: Pauly Shore and Steve-O star in a raunchy comedy about some home purchasers and their unwanted tenants, via on demand and digital platforms.

• “Healing From Hate-Battle For the Soul of a Nation”: Documentarian Peter Hutchison dives into the root causes of hate group activities and efforts by former extremists to de-radicalize them, via Virtual Cinema. Visit healingfromhatefilm.com for outlets.

• “I’m Thinking of Ending Things”: A trip to visit her boyfriend’s new family, only to be trapped there by a snowstorm, cannot lead to anything good — as we see in Charlie Kaufman’s latest bit of stylized cinema. Inspired by Iain Reid’s novel, it premieres Friday, Sept. 4, on Netflix.

• “The Owners”: An easy mark for some robbers proves to be more than they expected when the elderly couple returns home early — and provides to be more formidable than expected. Via on demand and digital platforms.

• “The 2nd”: Ryan Phillippe plays a Secret Service agent who runs into a terrorist operation while picking up his son from college, via on demand and digital platforms.