As March rolls in, Netflix enthusiasts eagerly anticipate an array of captivating original series and movies set to grace their screens. From gripping dramas to heart-warming comedies, the streaming giant promises a diverse line-up that caters to every taste.
Spaceman (March 1)
Adapted from Jaroslav Kalfar’s novel Spaceman of Bohemia, the movie follows Adam Sandler’s character, Jakub Prochazka, on his journey to become his country’s inaugural astronaut.
Aníkúlápó: Rise of the Spectre Limited Series (March 1)
Aníkúlápó: Rise of the Spectre marks only the third Yoruba-language Original in Netflix history. This gripping tale of betrayal, revenge, and power stars Sola Sobowale and Kunle Remi.
Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai Season 1 (March 1)
This marks the second adaptation of The Adventures of Dai, based on the manga spin-off of the beloved Japanese video game franchise.
Furies (March 1)
Netflix France introduces a gripping crime thriller series offering a glimpse into the Parisian underworld, where Lyna encounters the enigmatic and formidable Furie, ruling over this perilous realm. Led by Lina El Arabi, Marina Foïs, Mathieu Kassovitz, Steve Tientcheu, and Quentin Faure, the show, created by Jean-Yves Arnaud and Yoann Legave, promises suspenseful intrigue at every turn.
Maamla Legal Hai:
Season 1 (March 1)
Netflix’s roster of Hindi comedy shows continues to grow, with several already greenlit for further seasons. Joining the line-up is Maamla Legal Hai, a comedic series set within the Patparganj District Court. Expect eccentric lawyers, bizarre cases, and quirky clients to add even more laughter to the mix.
My Name is Loh Kiwan (March 1)
Song Joong-ki takes the lead in an upcoming Korean film, portraying a North Korean defector battling to secure his status as a “refugee” in Belgium.
The Signal Limited Series (March 7)
Hailing from Germany, The Signal is a fresh four-part series unveiling the enigmatic tale of a scientist aboard the International Space Station. After an astonishing discovery, she mysteriously vanishes, leaving behind cryptic clues for her family on Earth to decipher. With Florian David Fitz, Peri Baumeister, Yuna Bennett, Nilam Farooq, and Hadi Khanjanpour leading the cast, the series promises an enthralling journey of mystery.
Damsel (March 8)
Millie Bobby Brown headlines a high-budget fantasy film where the Stranger Things star portrays a resourceful damsel determined to break free from a realm guarded by a fire-breathing dragon.
Young Royals: Season 3 (March 11)
The Swedish coming-of-age series reaches its conclusion in March 2024, spanning two parts. Most episodes will premiere on March 11, building anticipation for the season finale slated for March 18.
Bandidos: Season 1 (March 13)
Netflix continues its streak of gripping heist dramas with Bandidos, a Mexican series joining its line-up. Following a group of international treasure hunters, the show promises high-stakes thrills as they embark on the ultimate heist.
24 Hours with Gaspar (March 14)
Set to debut on Netflix in mid-March 2024, an intriguing dystopian crime drama emerges from Indonesia’s cinematic landscape. Helmed by director Yosep Anggi Noen, the film delves into the world of a detective navigating a gripping new case, promising viewers a captivating blend of suspense and intrigue.
Girls5eva: Season 3 (March 14)
After its initial two seasons on Peacock, the Tina Fey-produced comedy series Girls5eva is making the move exclusively to Netflix for its third instalment. In this season, the former 90s one-hit wonder pop stars embark on a tour, promising more laughter and nostalgia. While Seasons 1 and 2 have already been released in international territories, Netflix US will debut all three seasons on March 14.
Irish Wish (March 15)
Arriving just in time for St Patrick’s Day, Lindsay Lohan returns to the rom-com scene following her Christmas-themed hit Falling for Christmas. In this new film, Lohan takes on the role of Maddie Kelly, who must navigate the complexities of her own emotions while serving as a bridesmaid in Ireland for her best friend’s wedding to the love of her life.
Chicken Nugget: Season 1
(March 15)
In a quirky South Korean comedy, Kim Yoo Jung stars as Choi Min Ah, who unexpectedly turns into a chicken nugget. Chaos follows as her father and his intern embark on a hilariously chaotic quest to reverse the odd curse and return Min Ah to her human form.
Murder Mubarak (March 15)
In this Hindi horror-comedy, an investigator explores the dark secrets of Delhi’s elite at a prestigious club after a gym trainer’s murder. As supernatural events escalate, comedic twists and eerie revelations promise riveting suspense.
3 Body Problem: Season 1
(March 21)
From the masterminds behind the HBO hit Game of Thrones emerges an ambitious new sci-fi fantasy series boasting a substantial budget and boundless potential. Set in 1960s China, a young woman’s pivotal choice sends ripples through space and time, reaching a team of modern-day brilliant scientists.
The Casagrandes Movie (March 22)
As the Nickelodeon film arrives on Netflix, the Santiago family’s Mexican vacation turns into an adventure for Ronnie Anne’s birthday.
Testing her independence, Ronnie encounters a pre-teen dem-deity, promising a thrilling journey of self-discovery.
Shirley (March 22)
Directed by John Ridley, this biopic follows the groundbreaking journey of the first Black Congresswoman, who ran for president in 1972. Regina King stars as Shirley, supported by Lucas Hedges, Michael Cherrie, and Dorian Missick. Lance Reddick’s portrayal of Wesley McDonald is his final role, adding poignancy to the film.
The Beautiful Game (March 29)
Bill Nighy and Michael Ward take the lead in a captivating new biopic portraying the journey of a team of homeless English football players. Their inspiring tale unfolds as they embark on a transformative journey to Rome to compete in The Homeless World Cup.
The Wage of Fear (March 29)
Julien Leclercq returns with a French action remake on Netflix. The story follows an elite team’s high-stakes mission to transport explosives across treacherous terrain in 24 hours. Starring Franck Gastambide, Alban Lenoir, Ana Girardot, and Sofiane Zermani, this thrilling adventure promises adrenaline-packed excitement. – Izah Azahari
