Here's a list of 13 new films and series' arriving on Netflix in September. Mark the dates!

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13 new films and series' arriving on Netflix in September

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Updated:29th Aug, 2020 at 7:40 PM

Bad Boys Billionaires: India (September 2) - A docuseries on India's most infamous tycoons (Vijay Mallya, Subrata Roy, Nirav Modi, and Ramalinga Raju)

Young Wallander (September 3) - It is a prequel series about popular character Kurt Wallander as he begins his career as a police officer after recently graduating

Away (September 4) - A Netflix original film starring Hilary Swank and Josh Charles about an astronaut who leaves behind her family to head to Mars on a mission

Love Guaranteed (September 4) - A rom-com about a lawyer who takes a case against a dating website that guarantees love

I’m thinking of ending things (September 4) - Charlie Kaufman’s film follows Jake (Jesse Plemons) as he visits his parents with his girlfriend (Jessie Buckley) and it turns out to be nightmarish

The Duchess (September 11) - The film starring Katheriene Ryan is about a single mother navigating through life

The Paramedic (September 16) - The psychological thriller follows a character in wheelchair as he plots revenge against a woman who broke up with him

Devil All The Time (September 16) - Starring an ensemble cast including Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson, this film revolves around a young man who protects his family in post-war period

Dragon's Dogma (September 17) - An anime adaptation of Capcom action video game following a quest to defeat the dragon Grigori

The Last Word (September 17) - A psychological drama starring Ange Engleke and Thorston Merten

Ratched (September 18) - The series starring Sarah Paulson is a thriller revolving around a nurse at a psychiatric hospital

Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous (September 18)- The anime series follow six teens who visit an adventure camp and struggle to survive as dinosaurs break-free

Enola Holmes (September 23) - A mystery film based on the book series The Enola Holmes Mysteries. Stranger Things fame Millie Bobby Brown is playing the role of Sherlock Holmes' (Henry Cavill) sister

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