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Abbi Jacobson and Dave Franco star in this movie about a woman who drives across Los Angeles with her heroin addict brother, in search of a detox centre with his two year old daughter in tow.
Based on a true story, this movie looks at the life of globally-renown pastor Carlton Pearson, who questions church doctrine only to become branded a modern-day heretic.
A graphic and violent series about an ex-cop who has a bit of a drinking problem. After a near-death experience, he thinks he’s losing his mind when a cartoon unicorn, that only he can see, urges him to rescue a girl who was kidnapped by Santa.
A docuseries examining the ‘Bobby Phenomenon’ of the 1960s and the continuing influence of the man that many see as the greatest loss of a turbulent era.
12. Chef’s Table: Pastry (13th of April)
Four renowned pastry chefs showcase their most decadent treats, daring new flavours and their stories of struggle and triumph.
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52 of the best shows and movies coming to Netflix this month
Netflix Original Films:
1. Amateur (6th of April)
A 14-year-old basketball prodigy struggles to fit in with his new team after a video of him goes viral.
2. 6 Balloons (6th of April)
Abbi Jacobson and Dave Franco star in this movie about a woman who drives across Los Angeles with her heroin addict brother, in search of a detox centre with his two year old daughter in tow.
3. Come Sunday (13th of April)
Based on a true story, this movie looks at the life of globally-renown pastor Carlton Pearson, who questions church doctrine only to become branded a modern-day heretic.
4. I Am Not An Easy Man (13th of April)
A misogynist gets a taste of his own medicine when he wakes up in a world dominated by women.
5. Orbiter 9 (6th of April)
A woman who has been alone on a spaceship for her entire life becomes enamored with an engineer who suddenly enters her life.
6. The Week Of (27th of April)
Adam Sandler and Chris Rock star in this comedy that focuses on fathers in the week leading up to their children’s weddings.
Netflix Original Series:
7. Happy! (26th of April)
A graphic and violent series about an ex-cop who has a bit of a drinking problem. After a near-death experience, he thinks he’s losing his mind when a cartoon unicorn, that only he can see, urges him to rescue a girl who was kidnapped by Santa.
8. Lost in Space (13th of April)
A revival of the 1960s sci-fi series. The Robinson family head to space to write a new chapter in human history while planet earth is in crisis.
9. The Alienist (19th of April)
In 1986 New York, Dr. Laszlo Kreizler joins reporter John Moore, police clerk Sara Howard and forensics experts to catch a serial killer.
10. The Letdown – Season 1 (21st of April)
A mother of a 2-month-old baby joins a new-parents support group, where she makes some quirky friends facing various challenges and life changes.
Netflix Original Documentaries:
11. Bobby Kennedy for President (27th of April)
A docuseries examining the ‘Bobby Phenomenon’ of the 1960s and the continuing influence of the man that many see as the greatest loss of a turbulent era.
12. Chef’s Table: Pastry (13th of April)
Four renowned pastry chefs showcase their most decadent treats, daring new flavours and their stories of struggle and triumph.
13. Mercury 13 (20th of April)
A documentary profiling the women who were tested in 1961 for spaceflight, but had their dreams dashed when only men were chosen to become astronauts.
14. Ram Dass, Going Home (6th of April)
Spiritual teacher and 60s icon Ram Dass reflects on life and death at his home on Maui, 20 years after suffering a life-altering stroke.
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