With the summer holidays in full swing, Netflix is launching a range of originals not to be missed this August-a new version every week to keep your guard list.
These titles range from new adaptations to the original scripts, with genres that embrace Romanticism, Comedy, Mystery, Thriller and Documentary. Each film brings its flavor, led by acclaimed directors and starring casts. Here is your guide without spoiler for the five original Netflix preview this month.
1. My year of Oxford
Release date: 1 August
Gender: romanticism, comedy
Runtime: 113 minutes (1h 53m)
Anna (Sophia Carson) has dreamed of studying in Oxford since childhood, planning every step of his life towards this goal. But when he meets a fascinating teacher Jamie (Corey Michael Smith), his carefully mapped world is turned. Jamie’s hidden cracks forces Anna to confront unexpected truths.
Directed by Iin Morris and based on the beloved novel, My year of Oxford He marks Sophia Carson’s return to a sincere rom-com full of laughter, love and sweet and sour curves.
2. The night always comes
Release date: August 15th
Gender: Thriller
Runtime: 108 minutes (1h 48m)
Set in Portland in a housing crisis, Lynette (Vanessa Kirby) is desperate to save her family from eviction. With a few hours to secure $ 25,000, his late night mission turns off in a dangerous match against time.
Directed by Benjamin Caron, this adaptation of the bestseller Stars of 2021 and is produced by Kirby, offering a stretched thriller.
3. Christopher – A good real life
Release date: 27 August
Gender: documentary
Following Netflix A good lifeThis intimate documentary explores the life of Danish pop star Christopher after the fame, paternity and birth of his second child. Fighting to balance global opportunities with time in the family, Christopher is at a crossroads of life.
Directed by Thomas Gammeloft, it offers a candid portrait of the artist beyond the spotlight.
4. The murder club on Thursday
Release date: August 28th
Genre: comedy, mystery
Runtime: 118 minutes (1h 58m)
In Coopers Chase Retirement Village, four residents – Elizabeth (Helen Mirren), Joyce (Celia Imrie), Ibrahim (Ben Kingsley) and Ron (Pierce Brosnan) – meet weekly to resolve cold cases. When a real murder occurs, their amateur investigative work becomes very real.
Directed by Chris Columbus and produced by Steven Spielberg, this adaptation of Richard Osman’s third best -selling novel offers wit, charm and intelligent twists.
5. Desontinated love
Release date: 29 August
Gender: romanticism, comedy
Runtime: 118 minutes (1h 58m)
In 1998, Shy Park Seri (Shin Eun-Soo) hides behind her curly hair, in style her flexible fresh idol. Too self-conscious to confess his crush on school, his life changes when he moved to Seoul and meets Han Woo-Suk (Gong Myung).
Directed by Nam Goong-Sun, this chorean Rom -com commander captures the embarrassing sweetness of the young love.
With the versions that fall weekly, Netflix subscribers are looking forward to a wide range of chills stories on board your seats to sincere novels and the drama of real life. Whether you are in the mood for British charm, the tense mysteries or nostalgia K-Romance, the originals of August promise something for everyone.
Sources: Naver blog
