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New Netflix films or shows this week: ’22 July,’ ‘The Haunting of Hill House’
New titles come and go on Netflix every week, but choosing what
to stream can be a daunting task.
That’s why, every week, Business Insider rounds up which of the
newly arrived films and TV shows on Netflix are actually worth
watching.
This week’s titles include Netflix’s new horror series “The
Haunting of Hill House” and Paul Greengrass’ “22 July.”
New films and TV shows coming this week:
“22 July” (Movie — coming Wednesday, October
10): Directed by the “Bourne” franchise’s Paul
Greengrass, “22 July” tells the gripping true story of a
terrorist attack in Norway. Along with “Roma,” it has launched
Netflix into Oscars conversations.
“The Haunting of Hill House” (TV show — coming Friday,
October 12): This Netflix original series is not only
perfect for Halloween, it’s a great show in its own right that
mixes an emotional family drama with elements of horror.
“The Kindergarten Teacher” (Movie — coming Friday,
October 12): Maggie Gyllenhaal stars as a teacher who
takes too much of an interest in a student’s talents. The drama
won best director (Sara Colangelo) at the Sundance Film
Festival and Netflix nabbed the rights soon after.
“Feminists: What Were They Thinking?” (Movie —
Coming Friday, October 12): This documentary feature,
which follows the evolution of feminism through personal
accounts, feels like the right film for this time in
America.
Titles leaving this week:
“Kubo and the Two Strings” (Movie — Leaving Monday,
October 8): You still have Sunday to watch this
acclaimed animated film before it departs on Monday — and before
you see director Travis Knight’s next film, “Bumblebee,” later
this year.
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