Get ready for a jam-packed December on Netflix, featuring an array of stories that span continents, genres, and emotions. From post-war Italy to dystopian Thailand, espionage to rugby rivalries, this line-up offers something for every kind of viewer.
DECEMBER 4
The Children’s Train (2024)
In post-war Italy, amid the hardships of the late 1940s, a mother faces an agonising choice – to send her son northward, away from their struggles. There, in a land of unfamiliar promise, he catches fleeting glimpses of a life beyond the grip of poverty, a world shimmering just out of reach.
The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On (Season 3)
Six new couples are stepping into the spotlight, ready to take a leap out of relationship limbo and face the ultimate question: will it be “I do” or “we’re through”? Each duo teeters on the edge of commitment or collapse, with one partner ready to walk down the aisle while the other hesitates at the threshold. The catch? An ultimatum is laid bare, forcing them to confront their fears, their future, and each other.
Tomorrow and I (Season 1)
This series envisions a dystopian Thailand where cutting-edge technology clashes with age-old traditions, peeling back layers of culture to reveal fractures and tensions beneath the surface. With echoes of Black Mirror, it’s a haunting exploration of a society teetering between progress and the loss of its identity.
DECEMBER 5
Beastars (Season 3 – Part 1)
The new season picks up right where the second left off, plunging us back into the turmoil of Legoshi’s struggle to tame his primal instincts. Meanwhile, Riz faces the weight of justice, now exposed as Tem’s killer, setting the stage for a gripping exploration of guilt, growth, and the delicate balance between predator and prey.
Black Doves (Season 1)
Keira Knightley makes her much-anticipated television debut, stepping into the shadowy world of espionage as Helen Webb, an undercover spy with a dangerous mission. In this gripping tale of betrayal and vengeance, the British star embodies a woman driven to take down the killer of her clandestine lover, navigating a labyrinth of secrets, lies, and high-stakes danger.
Jentry Chau vs the Underworld (Season 1)
A teen animated series featuring the voices of Ali Wong, Lori Tan Chinn, and Bowen Yang.
DECEMBER 6
Biggest Heist Ever (2024)
Documentary filmmaker Chris Smith returns to Netflix with a jaw-dropping exploration of the notorious duo dubbed Bitcoin Bonnie and Clyde.
In this riveting feature, Smith unravels the bizarre and mind-bending tale behind the most lucrative heist in history – a saga that only grows stranger the deeper you delve.
Camp Crasher (2024)
An Argentinian comedy that hits the road with heart and humour, following a single mother who takes the wheel as a bus driver to save her child’s summer camp adventure.
Echoes of the Past (Season 1)
A Middle Eastern drama series about a man seeking vengeance after being accused of his sister’s murder.
DECEMBER 9
The Great British Baking Show: Holidays (Season 7)
Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith are back, joined by a talented line-up of former hopefuls ready to dazzle with their seasonal confections. As the pressure rises, they’ll be whisking up a mouth-watering array of festive delights in a fierce bid to claim the coveted top spot.
DECEMBER 10
Rugged Rugby: Conquer or Die (Season 1)
This Korean thrilling sports survival reality show throws rugby athletes into fierce competition, where they push their bodies and minds to the limit, all in pursuit of the ultimate glory. With every challenge, they fight tooth and nail, showcasing the raw determination and unyielding spirit required to claim victory.
DECEMBER 11
Makayla’s Voice: A Letter to the World (2024)
In this poignant documentary short, filmmaker Julio Palacio shines a light on the life of a teenage girl who has spent her years navigating the complexities of a rare form of autism. With remarkable sensitivity, the film offers an intimate portrait of her struggles, triumphs, and the resilience required to chart her own path in a world that often feels incomprehensible.
Maria (2024)
Angelina Jolie takes on the poignant role of legendary opera singer Maria Callas, capturing the intense final days of her life in Paris. With grace and depth, Jolie portrays the tumultuous emotions and inner turmoil of the iconic diva, as she reflects on her career and personal battles in a city that was both her stage and her sanctuary.
The Kings of Tupelo: A Southern Crime Saga (Season 1)
A petty small-town feud, an internet conspiracy, a rogue Elvis impersonator, black market body parts, and an audacious assassination plot against the President – this crime documentary series has every twisted element you could imagine. Prepare for a rollercoaster ride through the bizarre and the unbelievable, where the line between fact and fiction is blurred beyond recognition.
DECEMBER 12
No Good Deed (Season 1)
A stellar ensemble cast unites in this fresh comedy-drama series from the creator of Dead to Me.
DECEMBER 13
Carry-On (2024)
Taron Egerton, Sofia Carson, and Danielle Deadwyler star in this heart-pounding thriller, where a TSA agent must race against time to stop a mysterious passenger carrying a dangerous package.
DECEMBER 19
The Dragon Prince (Season 7)
This animated kids series concludes its second arc with this brand new batch of episodes.
Virgin River (Season 6)
Jack and Mel’s wedding takes centre stage in the upcoming season of Netflix’s heartwarming drama series.
DECEMBER 20
The Six Triple Eight (2024)
Tyler Perry directs this compelling drama, revealing the true story of the courageous women who delivered mail during WWII.
DECEMBER 26
Squid Game (Season 2)
The highly-anticipated return of the South Korean series that catapulted to the summit of Netflix’s all-time most-watched chart is finally here. Fans can brace themselves for the next thrilling chapter in this global sensation.
DECEMBER 28
Maestro in Blue (Season 3)
Set on a small Greek island during the pandemic, musician Orestis directs a music festival, only to fall for Klelia, an ambitious local, and become entangled in the island’s social struggles. – Izah Azahari
