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Netflix hasn’t announced September releases, but here are 10 new movies and shows we already know about

Published Jul 30th, 2020 9:54AM EDT

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  • Netflix just recently announced its August 2020 releases list, which includes a whopping 60 new original titles.
  • There’s plenty to look forward to next month, but we also have a lead on some exciting additions in store for Netflix fans in September.
  • The streaming service hasn’t announced its September lineup yet, but we’ll tell you about 10 new movies and shows that are set to debut over the course of the month.

July has been a huge month for Netflix subscribers — be sure to check out everything the streaming giant released this month to ensure you haven’t missed anything big. Highlights include The Old Guard starring Charlize Theron, the debut season of Cursed starring Katherine Langford, and season 2 of The Umbrella Academy, which is coming this Friday. On top of all that, there are more than 100 new releases planned for next month in the United States, including an impressive 60 different Netflix original movies and series that are set for release in August 2020. Season 5 of the hit show Lucifer is one of the biggest arrivals of August, and we can also look forward to the big-budget thriller Project Power starring Jamie Foxx and Joseph Gordon-Levitt toward the middle of the month.

There’s plenty to be excited about right now if you’re a Netflix subscriber, but it’s time to look a bit further into the future. No, Netflix hasn’t announced its September 2020 releases list just yet, and it’ll be quite a while before the entire release schedule for September is announced. There have been nine different titles that are already confirmed to hit the streamer’s content catalog in September though, and we’ll tell you all about them right here.

Here’s everything that has been confirmed so far for release in September:

September 4th: Away (Season 1) — A new space series (a drama, not like Space Force) starring Hillary Swank about a crew of astronauts on the world’s first manned mission to Mars.

September 4th: I’m Thinking of Ending Things — Charlie Kaufman’s new Netflix original horror movie starring Jesse Plemon, Jessie Buckley, Toni Collette, and David Thewlis

September 6th: Undercover (Season 2) — A Belgian crime drama series released as a Netflix original in the US.

September 8th: Trailer Park Boys (Season 3) — The third season of the popular Canadian series.

September 11th: Family Business (Season 2) — A French series also released as a Netflix original in the US. This one is about a French family that sells weed and how they’re impacted as France legalizes the drug.

September 17th: Dragon’s Dogma — This is a popular Capcom video game that Netflix is adapting for an original anime series.

September 29th: Welcome to Sudden Death — A Netflix original starring Michael Jai White, Gary Owen, Gillian White, Kristen Harris, and Anthony Grant that is a sequel to the old Jean-Claude Van Damme movie.

September TBD: Enola Holmes — A Netflix original movie starring Millie Bobby Brown as Sherlock Holmes’s sister.

September TBD: Mighty Express — a new children’s series from the creators of Paw Patrol, with a whopping 52 episodes having already been ordered by Netflix.

September TBD: Ratched — This is Netflix’s original reboot based on One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, and it’ll star Sarah Paulson as the notorious Nurse Ratched. Of note, the series has already been renewed for a second season.

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