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New series - These are the new series coming to Netflix next month.

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'Maniac' - This limited series stars Emma Stone and Jonah Hill in a psychological thriller.

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'Cathedral of the Sea' - Originally called 'La Catedral del Mar', this Spanish show is set in 14th century Barcelona.

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'Monkey Twins' -

This Thai-based series incorporates Khon dance drama and Thai martial arts with a vengeful plot.

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'Car Masters: Rust to Riches' -

The U.S. reality show based at Gotham Garage has the crew flipping collectable cars and trading them for riches.

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'The Good Cop' - This drama-comedy sees a disgraced former NYPD officer who is on parole, living with his son, an earnest detective desperately trying to do the right thing.

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'Somewhere Between' - Starring Paula Patton as the lead, this murder mystery pushes a mother to the edge as she tries to save her little girl.

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'Mr. Sunshine' - This U.S.-South Korean drama is set in the early 20th century, and tackles love, war and Korean aristocracy.

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'Hold the Dark' - This Netflix Original film is based in remote Alaska, starring Alexander Skarsgård, Riley Keough, James Badge Dale and Jeffrey Wright.

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'Justice League' - To fight off a villain threatening to end the world, DC brings together an unlikely but powerful bunch of superheroes.

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'The Disaster Artist' - This film depicts the making of the best worst film ever and the mind behind it, Tommy Wiseau. Starring James Franco, Dave Franco, and Seth Rogan.

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'Watchmen' - The acclaimed graphic novel turned epic film, 'Watchmen' sees 1985 in a new light - superheroes are real and the world on the verge of nuclear war.

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'The Resistance Banker' - This Dutch drama follows two banking brothers who decide to fund the resistance in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam.

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'On My Skin' - Based in Rome, this film is based on true story of a man being arrested for drug-related offences. While in custody something happens and nothing will ever be the same.

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'The Angel' - This film is based on the 'New York Times' bestselling book 'The Angel: The Egyptian Spy Who Saved Israel' by Uri Bar-Joseph.

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'The Land of Steady Habits' - Leaving his relaxed, wealthy but mundane life behind, Anders Hill (played by Ben Mendelsohn) sets out to renew his lust for life but instead makes choices he never thought he would.

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'Bleach' - This Japanese fantasy action film follows a high student through his trials of seeing ghosts and hollows.

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'Nappily Ever After' - In the new age of rom-coms, this film follows the development of a woman going through a break-up learning to let go, especially after she drunkenly chops off her precious locks.

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'Quincy' - This documentary takes on the incredible responsibility of documenting ground-breaking artist who transcended racial and cultural boundaries, Quincy Jones.

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'Lessons From A School Shooting: Notes from Dunblane' - In the wake of the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre, two priests - one local, and one from Dunblane, Scotland where there was a school massacre in 1996 - share their unfortunately similar stories.

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New seasons - These are the series with new seasons coming to Netflix next month.

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'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' - Jake Peralta and the 99th Precinct are back for the fifth season of shenanigans.

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'American Vandal' - This mockumentary comes back for an in-depth look at another vandal - 'The Turd Burglar'.

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'BoJack Horseman' - Back for its fifth season, the animated series sees BoJack Horseman starring in a new crime series.

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'Iron Fist' - Marvel's latest season of 'Iron Fist' promises more this season with Danny Rand, a.k.a the Immortal Iron Fist has his past on K'un-Lun return.

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'Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father' - For the first season comedian, Jack Whitehall took his agoraphobic father to complete his gap-year trip in South-East Asia. Now they head to Eastern Europe.

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'Atypical' - This beloved coming-of-age show sees Sam Gardner, who is on the autism spectrum and aged 18, get into the dating world.

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'Shooter' - Based on the best-selling novel "Point of Impact" by Stephen Hunter, 'Shooter' comes back for its third season.

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