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Recent News About Netflix
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Netflix's latest Indonesian original film, "The Shadow Strays," directed by Timo Tjahjanto, has quickly become a global sensation. Just six days after its release, the action-packed movie made it to the Global Top 10 non-English films list and is trending in 85 countries, including major markets like the US, Canada, Brazil, and Germany.
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Premiering on November 21, the animation series "Tokyo Override" will take viewers into a futuristic Tokyo where artificial intelligence is deeply woven into everyday life. In this automated society, a group of motorbike-riding outcasts uncovers an ominous threat lurking beneath the surface.
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Season 4, Part 1 of "Outer Banks" has maintained its position at the top of the English TV List for a second consecutive week with 8.8 million views. The show's first season also reentered the list at number eight, attracting 2.2 million views as fans revisit earlier episodes ahead of Part 2's release on November 7.
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Netflix has marked its tenth anniversary in Australia with the opening of a new office in Sydney. The office, located on the traditional land of the Gadigal people in Chippendale, aims to strengthen Netflix's presence and commitment to Australian storytelling.
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On November 22, Netflix will release the documentary series "900 Days Without Anabel," which explores the longest kidnapping case in Spain's history: the abduction of Anabel Segura. This series provides a detailed account of the events that transpired during her 900-day captivity.
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Netflix is expanding the celebration of its hit series, Stranger Things, beyond the traditional November 6 "Stranger Things Day" to what it now calls "Stranger Season." The streaming giant plans to mark this occasion with a variety of events and merchandise offerings for fans worldwide.
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Berlin, October 16, 2024 – A new Netflix feature film inspired by the true story of the German NGO Jugend Rettet and its ship, the Iuventa, is in production. The film follows a group of young Berliners who, driven by passion and courage, launch a crowdfunding campaign to purchase an old ship. Their mission is to save refugees attempting to reach Europe by sea. As they venture into the Mediterranean, their efforts challenge their understanding of law and justice.
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New voices have been announced for the anime adaptation of "SAKAMOTO DAYS," set to premiere on Netflix in January 2025. The popular manga series, serialized in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump since 2020, will introduce new cast members for characters Nagumo, Shishiba, and Osaragi of "The Order."
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Netflix is set to debut its first Brazilian musical reality show, "Rhythm and Flow: Brazil," with a trailer and poster now available. The competition features 18 participants vying for the title of rising star in Brazil's rap scene. Part 1 of the series, comprising four episodes, will premiere on November 12, followed by Part 2 with two final episodes on November 19.
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OBX marked a significant achievement this week with Part 1 of Season 4 of "Outer Banks" debuting at number one on the English TV List, garnering 15.5 million views. The show, featuring stars such as Chase Stokes and Madelyn Cline, attracted fans to Charleston for its premiere celebrations. Part 2 is anticipated to release on November 7.
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Netflix is preparing for a significant expansion in the Dutch market with new films and series set to debut in 2025. This announcement was made at the Next on Netflix event in Amsterdam, hosted by Elise Schaap. Among the highlights is Netflix's first Dutch reality series featuring Yolanthe Cabau, who will share insights into her life as she begins anew in Los Angeles with her son Xess Xava. The series, produced by NewBe, explores her past and present challenges.
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Written and directed by Akshay Roy, "Vijay 69" is set to premiere on Netflix on November 8, 2024. The film stars Anupam Kher in the lead role and is produced by Maneesh Sharma for YRF Entertainment. It marks the fourth collaboration between Netflix and YRF Entertainment, following their previous successes with "The Railway Men," "The Romantics," and "Maharaj."
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The popular Netflix series "Outer Banks" has released Season 4, Part 1, with a comprehensive guide available on Tudum for fans eager to delve into the latest developments. The guide offers a range of resources and insights for viewers before and after watching the new episodes.
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Netflix has announced a series of events and collaborations to celebrate the Halloween season, focusing on its popular show "Stranger Things." A fan event will be held in Los Angeles, offering screenings and themed activities. The highlight is the screening of the Season 2 Halloween episode "Trick or Treat, Freak" on October 31. The event promises photo opportunities, treats, music, and giveaways.
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Netflix has announced the Italian adaptation of its popular series "Love Is Blind," titled "Love Is Blind: Italy." The casting phase is now open for Italian singles between the ages of 25 and 45 who are interested in participating.
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Erin Foster's semi-autobiographical romantic comedy, "Nobody Wants This," has climbed to the top position on the English TV List with 15.9 million views in its second week. The series, featuring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody, has captivated audiences who continue to revisit their favorite scenes.
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The inaugural Creative Asia Forum occurred during the 2024 Busan International Film Festival (BIFF), drawing over 130 emerging filmmakers from across Asia. This event connected young talent with creative leaders in the region, featuring masterclass discussions and workshops with Netflix's content and production teams.
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The trailer for the mystery series "Don't Come Home" has been released, unveiling clues about mysterious incidents at the Jarukanant house. The series follows Varee and her daughter Min as they return to their ancestral home, where unsettling events unfold. The plot thickens when Min disappears, leading a police officer to investigate suspicious clues tied to chilling secrets hidden within the old house.
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Netflix recently presented its 2025 Korean film lineup at the Busan International Film Festival. The event, titled "Next on Netflix: 2025 Korean Films," provided a glimpse into seven upcoming films. Vincent Taewon Kim, Director of Content (Film) for Netflix Korea, along with several filmmakers, discussed their projects and shared insights into their creative processes.
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"Bangkok Breaking: Heaven and Hell," a Thai action film, has climbed to the No. 2 spot on Netflix’s Global Top 10 Films (Non-English) chart. The film is in the Top 10 in 32 countries, including Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Indonesia, Philippines, and Taiwan. It accumulated a total of 5 million hours viewed from September 23-29, 2024.