August is always a good month for movies and Netflix have a huge collection of new films for us coming up. From comedies to all out action movies they look to have everything covered. Here’s a list of what’s to come where films and movies are concerned.
Separation (1 August)
A young girl and her father encounter a ghostly presence in their home.
Needle in a Timestack (1 August)
An architect tries to save his marriage from a nefarious ex determined to change the past by going back in time.
Buba (3 August)
A small-town artist joins the local mafia but his obsession with balancing his karma gets violent.
Don’t Blame Karma! (3 August)
Sara investigates whether her alleged bad luck is the culprit behind her misfortunes.
Benediction (3 August)
An English poet survivor of World War I questions his sexual identity. Biography of Siegfried Sassoon.
Wedding Season (4 August)
Asha and Ravi pretend to date during a summer of weddings after being pressured by their parents to find spouses.
The Broken Hearts Gallery (4 August)
A gallery assistant takes the items she has hoarded from past relationships and puts on an art show.
Carter Original (5 August)
Told to do things by a mysterious voice from a device in his ear, a man who remembers nothing heads off on a hostage rescue mission.
Darlings Original (5 August)
Badru and her mother clumsily seek revenge against her heavy drinking husband.
Lockdown (5 August)
Six strangers are forced into isolation together at a Nigerian hospital at the onset of the Covid pandemic.
Nairobby (5 August)
Six university students live a life on the run after a successful robbery but greed puts their friendship to the test.
Reclaim (6 August)
A mother struggles to find a bigger apartment for her crowded house with little help from others.
The Wedding Date (6 August)
A single woman called Kat hires a male escort to accompany her to a wedding to assist should she see her ex-boyfriend.
Maniac Tales (6 August)
As a door attendant uncovers horrifying secrets about the building where he works whilst looking for a script.
Maria Marten, Murder in the Red Barn (6 August)
In 1820s rural England, a peasant woman sneaks away with an upper class man whose intentions are not what they seem.
Her Private Hell (6 August)
An aspiring model arrives in London, where she is manipulated by a dodgy agency.
Aloe Vera (6 August)
A man and woman from opposite sides of a split town fall for each other.
The Last Supper (6 August)
A selection of actors and technicians join up to create an improvised film based around a dinner with friends.
Code Name: Emperor (8 August)
Tasked with incriminating an honest politician an intelligence office must decide which lines to cross.
Four (10 August)
A businessman hires a private detective to kidnap his wife’s lover to exact revenge.
Day Shift (12 August)
A vampire hunter has one week to come up with the money to pay for his child’s tuition and dentist treatment.
Royalteen (17 August)
A teen tries to keep a big secret from getting out whilst in the meantime starts up a relationship with a crown prince.
Look Both Ways (17 August)
Natalie’s life turns into two separate realities: one where she becomes pregnant, and another where she moves to Los Angeles.
The Next 365 Days (19 August)
Another installment of the 365 Days saga.
Seoul Vibe (26 August)
A mix-mash team of drivers and mechanics go undercover to take a money-laundering ring apart
Me Time (26 August)
For the first time in years while his wife and kids are away, a father takes some me-time as he reconnects with his old best friend for a wild weekend that could change his life.
Have you seen these?
