The Best Movies and TVs New to Netflix, Amazon and Stan in Australia in September.

 

     

Our Picks for September, Including 'Billions', 'Goliath' and 'Worth'

Every month streaming services in Australia add a new batch of movies and TV shows to their libraries. Here are our picks for September.

New to NETFLIX.

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The animated series "Q-Force" is both a social satire and a parody of over-the-top action-adventure films. It follows the adventures of a team of secret agents who are often undermined by their government operatives, as many of these superspy are openly gay. Sean Hayes produced the show and also voices the main character, Agent Steve Maryweather (dubbed "Agent Mary" by his suspicious bosses). Wanda Sykes, Matt Rogers and Patti Harrison voice some of the protagonist's allies, who have to fight the nation's enemies and the prejudices of their comrades.

Kenneth Feinberg was an attorney appointed by the US government to help manage its 9/11 compensation fund, which aims to quickly pay out terrorist attacks survivors and victims' families – while protecting US businesses from potentially devastating lawsuits. Had to save In the provocative drama "Worth" Michael Keaton plays Feinberg as a well-meaning pragmatist who changes his way of thinking about the project after several of his potential payers take offense at the idea of ​​putting dollar values ​​on human lives. . Sarah Colangelo directed and Max Borenstein wrote the film, which features a unique take on the real cost of 9/11.

'Blood Brothers: Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali'

Boxer Muhammad Ali and activist Malcolm X were close friends for a few years in the early 1960s, leaning on each other for advice and support at a time when they both defied the establishment determined to silence them. Were were Director Marcus A. Clark's documentary "Blood Brothers"—based on a book by Randy Roberts and Johnny Smith—uses new interviews and old footage to explain how the two men urged each other, as well as the circumstances that led to them. who eventually separated them.

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In this gritty thriller, Mary Elizabeth Winstead plays the title character: a skilled killer who is infused with a deadly poison, leaving her for 24 hours to find out who is trying to kill her. As she races through Tokyo, Kate seeks the guidance of her longtime handler, Varick (Woody Harrelson), while trying to protect a teenager, Annie (Miku Martino), who is her ex. related to one of the goals. This tale of violence and redemption casts an extremely rare spotlight on Winstead, a fine actress and a compelling action heroine.

Chicago Party Auntie Season 1

Actor and comedian Chris Witschke is perhaps best known as part of the cast of the Netflix series "Love", but over the years Witschke has also run a Twitter account called "Chicago Party Auntie", writing in a fictional voice. Used to be. City long-timer who has spent some wild nights with almost every famous Chicagoan. That Twitter feed has now been adapted into an animated series, with Lauren Ashe voicing Diane Dunbrowski, the legendary libertarian who knows how to find a good time in every neighborhood from Wrigleyville to Armor Square.

'Monster Inside: 24 Faces of Billy Milligan'

In the late 1970s, an Ohio man named Billy Milligan was accused of being a serial rapist. A team of psychiatrists determined that after Milligan suffered from multiple personality disorder, he was eventually committed to a mental hospital rather than a prison term, and thus had no conscious awareness of his guilt. The four-part docu-series "Monsters Inside: The 24 Faces of Billy Milligan" looks back on a trial and verdict that still raises many questions about mental health and justice today.

'Midnight mass'

Writer-director Mike Flanagan — creator of Netflix's "The Haunting of Hill House" — combines supernatural horror with small-town melodrama in this mini-series about a fishing community that sees a Its fortunes begin to change with the arrival of the mysterious. The new Catholic priest, Father Paul (Hamish Linklater). The increasingly strange and potentially dangerous events in this small island cause locals to confront their past mistakes and regrets. Riley Flynn (Zach Guilford) is particularly shaken, a former thief hoping to repair her broken life without the aid of any shady miracle.





NEW TO STAN.

'Animaniacs Season '

Aimed primarily at '90s kids who grew up watching the original "Animaniacs," this revival was the first one most fans fell in love with: zany irreverence, a blizzard of pop-culture references, and an animation style. Which is broadly cartoony and un-clever. The new series features the same main characters: the kooky siblings Yako, Wakko and Dot, and the world-dominated rats Pinky and Brain. The show featured a lot of the same amusing schtick, balancing third-wall-breaking, "Looney Tunes"-style slapstick adventures with some cleverly raucous lyrics.

'The dissidents

Brian Fogel's documentary "The Dissident" is an illuminating piece of investigative journalism, digging into both the scandalous murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and the rise of tech-savvy authoritarian regimes around the world. The film is about how Khashoggi and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman - who has been accused of ordering the reporter's murder - each used the media to shape the international community's opinion about the future of the Arab world. done for Fogel asked his audience to consider what would happen to society if the powerful decided which voices were heard and which crimes were committed without punishment.


'Billions session 5 part-2,

This popular drama about the rivalry of the mega-rich was in the middle of another spectacular season last year when COVID-19 shut down production. The creative team was finally able to regroup to shoot the last five episodes, continuing a story that saw venture capitalist Bobby Axelrod (Damien Lewis) try to buy respect by setting up his own bank while the brutal U.S.. Attorney Chuck Rhodes (Paul Giamatti) is using every semi-legal method at his disposal to bring Bobby down. "Billion" fans have been waiting for over a year to see how the season ends; They should savor every lush plot twist to come.


'Minardi

Eun Yuh-jung won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in writer-director Lee Isaac Chung's semi-autobiographical drama "Minari", which stars Jacob (Steven Yeun) and his wife Monica (Yeri Han) as a Korean immigrant. It's about those who move on. To set up a produce farm in rural Arkansas. Yoon plays Monica's mother, who joins the family and urges them to preserve their cultural traditions as they pursue their American dream. Chung surrounds his leadership with vivid detail, placing the humor, concern, and hope of this family in the context of the sometimes welcoming and sometimes isolated Southern state where they try to build a home. Huh.

'Black mafia family's

The producer team of Randy Huggins and Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson (best known for the "Power" franchise) turn to the true crime genre for their latest series, which begins in Detroit in the late 1980s. Demetrius "Lil Meech" Flenori Jr. plays his father, "Big Meech", who, along with his brother Terry "Southwest T" Flenori (Da'Vinci), has grown from low-level drug trafficking to the boss of a nationwide gang and Became a player in the hip. -hop industry. As with Huggins and Jackson's other shows, hopefully "Black Mafia Family" will be clear about what it takes to advance in the criminal underworld — and the toll it takes on those who succeed.

NEW TO AMAZON.

'Everybody is talking about jamie'

The title character in the hit British stage musical "Everybody's Talking About Jamie" is a teenage boy who challenges the bullies at his school and eventually wins over his classmates when he opens up about his dream of becoming a drag artist. In the movie version, Max Harwood plays Jamie, while Richard E. Grant plays one of his drag mentors and Sharon Horgan plays a teacher who urges the youngster to return to the closet. The show's writer Tom McRae also wrote the lyrics, which were composed by Dan Gillespie Sales to upbeat and crowd-pleasing music.


'Golinath' session 4.

In the fourth and final season of this moody, noir-influenced legal drama, underdog attorney Billy McBride (played by Billy Bob Thornton, in an extreme form) deals with large opioid companies, with his ambitious ally Patty (Nina Arianda) on a high level. hooks up. -class San Francisco firm. "Goliath" has quietly been one of TV's best crime shows since its 2016 debut; And while that's too bad, it's coming to an end, at least it's heading out with another season of tense confrontations, big surprises, and stellar performances.

Also real:-  "Life After the Party" (September 2), "Money Heist" Season 5, Part 1 (September 3), "Kid Cosmic" Season 2 (September 7, "Into the Night" Season 2 (September 8), "JJ+E" (September 8), "Lucifer" Season 6 (September 10), "Metal Shop Masters" (September 10), "Pokémon Master Journey: The Series" Part 1 (September 10), "Pre" (10) September), "Nailed it!" Season 6 (September 15), "Schumacher" "Confessions of an Invisible Girl" (Sept. 22), "Dear White People" Season 4 (Sept. 22), "My Little Pony: A New Generation" (Sept. 24), "Ada Twist, Scientist" (Sept. 28), "Sounds Like Love" (September 29), "Love 101" Season 2 (September 30).

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