Netflix does not stop bringing great surprises to the screens of our homes and for September we have, as a highlight, the winning film of the Oscar for Best Film: “Parasite”, the first non-English-language film to win this award.
However, it is not the only thing, in the most patriotic month of the year, the streaming platform also serves the second season of the “Taco Chronicles“, In addition to the sixteenth installment of”Grey’s Anatomy”, Between a lot plus.
Movies that premiere on Netflix in September
Because of the story it tells and how it marked the history of cinematography, “Parasite” is undoubtedly the most anticipated of Netflix’s premieres in September. We are talking about a South Korean film directed by Bong Joon-ho, which brings together drama, suspense and black humor to address the millennial conflict of the class struggle.
On the other hand, just now that the Annabelle doll broke social networks with her alleged escape, the second installment of her terrifying film arrives on the platform.
Other Netflix releases in September are: “I think about the end”, “The Post: the dark secrets of the Pentagon”, “Crazy heart”, “Daddy wanted”, “The practitioner”, “The devil at all hours”, “Lady Bird”, “Enola Holmes”, “The Amazing Spider-Man”, “The Nanny: Lethal Queen” and “Love Guaranteed”.
For the little ones come: “Jurassic World: Cretaceous Camp”, “Chicks on the Run”, “The great LEGO adventure” and “Emoji: the movie”, among other surprises.
Series that are released
Volume two of “Las Crónicas del Taco” comes to our homes in the most patriotic month to keep craving.
But they also feature in Netflix premieres in September: the third and fourth seasons of “Keeping up with the Kardashians” and the sixteenth installment of “Grey’s Anatomy.” They are premiered: “Far”, “Get organized with The Home edit method”, “Almost a Duchess” and “Ratched”.
Special highlights include: “Chef’s table: BBQ”, “The dilemma of social networks”, “The line: the shadow of the narco”, “Challenger: the final flight”, “Pope Francis: a man of his word “And” Midnight Family. “
