What films should you not miss in September? As with every month, various on-demand streaming platforms are adding new films to their catalogue, which are increasingly enticing viewers to renew their subscriptions. September, which is usually the month of new beginnings and new projects, has no meaning. Here’s a list of games you can’t miss in the coming weeks on major platforms, from Netflix to Apple TV+.
Movies coming to Netflix
El Conde
Presented as its world premiere at the 80th Venice International Film Festival, where it won the award for Best Screenplay. El Conde this is the director’s new film Pablo Larrainwho has in the past turned his camera’s gaze on very famous and beloved figures such as Jackie Kennedy (played by Natalie Portman in the film). Jackie) and Lady Diana (played by Kristen Stewart in Spencer). This time the director decides to bring his version of the dictator to the big screen. Pinochet and for this he decided to turn the despot into a real vampire. Surreal yet superbly written, using black and white and grotesque slapstick tones. El Conde will be released on Netflix on September 15th.
Boy Scouts of America: Hidden Truths
Available from September 6th. Boy Scouts of America: Hidden Truths This is a documentary about a very sensitive and scary topic. In fact, it reveals a shocking truth about the Boy Scouts of America, which over the years has not only been guilty of harassment, but he also did everything to hide and disguise the evidence and testimony of what happened. A truth that, however, is now finally surfacing through interviews and research.
Statistical probability of love at first sight
For the more romantic, the film will hit Netflix on September 15th. Statistical probability of love at first sightwho sees as the main characters Haley Lu Richardson AND Ben Hardy. The story centers on two boys, Hadley and Oliver, who meet after they both miss boarding a flight that would take them from New York to London. The proverbial spark is immediately born between them, but when they finally land in the English capital, their fates seem destined to be separated forever. But is this really so? Or are they destined to see each other again?
September films on Prime Video
Fear the Night
Available September 7 on Prime Video. Fear the Night is a film that tells the story of Tess (la Maggie Q From Nikita), an Iraq War veteran who takes a “break” from her ghosts when she attends her sister’s bachelorette party. An evening that was supposed to be just a celebration of true love and an opportunity to reconnect with his sister, however, turns into a nightmare. A group of strangers break into the house, and the brutality with which they pursue their goals leads Tess to convince herself that the situation is desperate and that the men do not want to leave anyone alive. Then his task will be to try to save the situation before it is too late.
A million miles away
The feature film will appear on Prime Video on September 15. A million miles awaywhich tells the true story Jose Hernandez (played by actor in the film Michael Pena), became NASA’s first Mexican astronaut. Directed by Alejandra Marquez Abella. A million miles away tells the story of this man who traveled from a farming village in Mexico through the United States to the space station. Thus, this story seems to embody the image of the American dream, in which only in America do people have the opportunity to become “someone” regardless of their class.
Cassander
Among the most anticipated, but also the most “sponsored” games on Prime Video are Cassandro, feature film directed by Roger Ross Williams, available September 22. The film tells the true story of Saul Armendariz, a gay wrestler from El Paso who became famous thanks to his on-screen “character” Cassandro. Gael Garcia Bernal.
What’s new on Disney+
Mermaid
Available to stream from September 6th. Mermaid It was Disney’s live action that caused a lot of talk about itself even before it was released in theaters, due to the decision to entrust the role of Ariel to the actress Holly Bailey. Like all previous live performances, too Mermaid seems nothing more than a slavish repetition of what has already been seen in the cartoon. However, a release on Disney+ would show a lot of interest from the public, given that The Little Mermaid is currently breaking all streaming records.
Elemental
Released a little quietly and guiltily underestimated by the public, Elemental is Disney Pixar’s latest animated feature film, debuting on Disney+ on September 12, 2023. The story takes place in the City of the Elements, where all the elements live more or less peacefully. Only those who are part of the Fire are considered dangerous and are therefore kept away from the city, marginalized and almost ghettoized in their area. Amber is a spunky girl about to inherit her father’s store, but her life changes when she meets Wade, a water boy who will help her not only solve a problem that could cause her family’s store to close, but also find herself.
What’s new on Apple TV+
Flora and son
It arrives on Apple TV+ on September 29. Flora and son, a musical comedy that debuts on streaming after premiering at the Sundance Film Festival, a film festival dedicated primarily to independent films. The film, directed by John Carney, tells the story of Flora (Eve Hewson), a single mother who has many difficulties caring for her son Max (Oren Kinlan), who is going through a delicate period that makes him rebellious and irritable. So Flora decides to try to distract him by placing an acoustic guitar in his hand, with which the boy could find an outlet.