November’s new arrivals on Netflix include the first original series produced by an American streaming company in Romania, another highly controversial series, a truly strange series, a much-anticipated fan film, and a family film starring Jason Momoa in an unusual role for him.

It is about Wednesday, the TV series “The Addams Family”, filmed in our country; Season 5 of the scandalous series Crown who does not rule the British royal family at all even after the death of Queen Elizabeth II; 1899 year, a mysterious series that is difficult to describe; the sequel to Enola Holmes, released two years ago; Dreamland is an adventure film for the whole family, in which Jason Momoa steps out of his comfort zone.

In addition to them, we also meet with: Blood and water: season 3, Dead to Me: Season 3, FIFA is open, Inner workings: Part 2, Lost bullet 2, One of Us Lies: Season 2, Manifesto: Season 4, Someone, swimmers, Miracle, Warrior Nun: Season 2 and more.

So, here’s what’s new this month on the streaming platform:

November titles on Netflix

Enola Holmes 2 (from November 4)

Fresh from the triumph of solving her first case, Enola Holmes (Millie Bobby Brown) follows in the footsteps of her famous brother Sherlock (Henry Cavill) and opens her own agency. But he soon discovers that the life of a detective is not as easy as he thought.

Against the background of a dangerous conspiracy, Enola is faced with a mystery to solve which she will need the help of her friends and Sherlock himself. So everything starts up again. Along with new friends and enemies, you can once again see Millie Bobby Brown, Henry Cavill, David Thewlis, Louis Partridge, Susan Wokoma, Adel Akhtar, Sharon Duncan-Brewster and Helena Bonham Carter.

The first Enola Holmes movie became one of Netflix’s most popular original movies after its release on September 23, 2020, with an estimated 76 million households viewing the feature-length film in just the first month of its release.

The Crown: Season 5 (November 9)

As the new decade approaches, the royal family faces perhaps its biggest challenge as public opinion questions the role of the monarchy in 1990s Britain.

As the 40th anniversary of her accession to the throne approaches, Queen Elizabeth II (Imelda Staunton) reflects on a reign marked by nine prime ministers, the launch of mass television and the decline of the British Empire, in which the royal family faces an unprecedented personal trouble

Not that the previous ones were without controversy, but I’d dare say Season 5 Crown to date is the most controversial after a period when the British royal family was rocked by a series of scandals related to the private lives of its members.

In fact, Season 5 is so controversial that Netflix has finally agreed to display a disclaimer informing viewers that it’s a fictional series, after years of resisting requests to do so.

1899 (from November 17)

The year 1899 comes, and a ship full of emigrants leaves the old continent. Having different European origins, the passengers are united by hopes and dreams about the future that awaits them in the new century, in another country. But their journey takes an unexpected turn when they discover another emigrant ship, on board which they will find something that will turn their journey to the promised land into a real nightmare.

I managed to watch a few episodes of 1899 and was intrigued by the trailer I included in the Nerd Alert column issue, and I have to say that this is a mystery series in the truest sense of the word, although it would be difficult for me to describe it.

Country of sleep (from November 18)

Dreamland takes viewers to a new place in the story, to a world of dreams, where intelligent Nemo (Marlowe Barkley) and her eccentric companion Flip (Jason Momoa) embark on the adventure of a lifetime.

After her father Peter (Kyle Chandler) unexpectedly disappears at sea, young Nemo’s idyllic existence in the Pacific Northwest is turned upside down when she is sent to live in the city with her kindly but very clumsy uncle Philip (Chris O’Dowd).

Her new school and routine are challenging by day, and by night, a secret map of the fantasy world of the Dream brings Nemo closer to Flip, a tough but loving outlaw who quickly becomes her partner and guide. She and Flip immediately embark on an incredible journey, overcoming dreams and running away from nightmares, where Nemo begins to hope that she will be reunited with her father. Jason Momoa in a new role for him:

Wednesday (from November 23)

Wednesday is a supernatural detective series that follows Wednesday Addams’ years at Nevermore Academy, where she tries to learn how to use her nascent paranormal abilities, put an end to a series of gruesome murders terrorizing the town, and solve the mystery of her parents’ connected 25 years ago, and all the while they were dealing with her new and very confusing relationship in Nevermore.

Going beyond the official description of Netflix, Wednesday is the first Netflix original series shot in Romania, HotNews.ro is going to publish in the next days interviews with some of the actors and their impressions of our country.

The rest of the series will appear on Netflix in November

Young Royals: Season 2 (November 1)

Struggling to come to terms with his new royal duties, Wilhelm fears that the title of crown prince will force him to give up everything that is important to him.

The Manifesto: Season 4, Part 1 (From November 4)

Overwhelmed by loss and grief, the Stones and the passengers of Flight 828 search for the true meaning of the Callings as ominous signs hang in the air.

Warrior Nun: Season 2 (from November 10)

Together with new allies, Ava and the sisters of the order set out to overthrow the false prophet who intends to rule the world.

Down to Earth with Zac Efron: Season 2 – Down (from November 11)

Zach and Darin embark on an exciting adventure through Australia, showcasing our rich biodiversity, culture and ongoing efforts to protect it.

Run for the Money (from November 15)

In a race against time, the stars try to outwit the hunters in black who are on their trail for a chance at an ever-growing prize pool.

One of Us Lies: Season 2 (from November 16)

Someone else joins the Bayview Five as annoying messages continue to come from “Simon Says,” a mysterious character who knows exactly what they’re up to.

Dead to Me: Season 3 (from November 17)

The accident became the basis for Jen and Judy’s friendship. Another shocking incident changes their future. All roads led to this.

Elite: Season 6 (from November 18)

This year in Las Encinas, everyone is looking for something, like love, revenge or millions of followers. But will they all escape alive?

Inside Job: Part 2 (from November 18)

For Cognito employees, conspiracies are more than just theories. In Conspiracies SRL, a woman runs a chaotic office with lovable idiots who secretly control the world.

Someone (from November 18)

Hoping for a connection, a developer creates a dating app and falls into the trap of a serial killer who uses the platform to lure his victims.

Unbroken voice (from November 23)

In this drama inspired by the beginnings of a Colombian star, young Arelis Enao follows her dream of becoming a singer despite her humble origins and sexism.

First love (from November 24)

Young, free and crazy with love. In adolescence, they held the world at their feet, but in adulthood, the worldview darkens, as if a key element is missing.

Blood and Water: Season 3 (from November 25)

As the new year begins in Parkhurst, Puleng and Fix are searching for a loved one, but their persistence may put them in danger.

New movies on Netflix this month

The Takeover (from November 1)

Wrongfully accused of murder after she uncovers a privacy scandal, an ethical hacker must escape from the police and track down her blackmailers.

Lost Bullet 2 (from November 10)

After proving his innocence, a genius mechanic named Lino only wants to take revenge on the corrupt cops who killed his brother and mentor.

Don’t Go (from November 11)

Semikh’s girlfriend suddenly breaks up with him. As he searches for answers about their relationship, he soon finds himself forced to face a reality he has long ignored.

My Father’s Dragon (from November 11)

The boy leaves the city of Mohorat and goes to the mysterious island of Savage, where he finds fierce creatures and makes lifelong friendships.

Miracle (from November 16)

Haunted by her own past, a nurse travels from England to a remote village in Ireland in 1862 to investigate the alleged miraculous starvation of a little girl.

Christmas with you (from November 17)

In search of inspiration for a holiday hit, a pop star fulfills a fan’s wish to meet her and gets the chance to find true love.

Swimmers (from November 23)

From war-torn Syria to the 2016 Rio Olympics, two sisters embark on a perilous journey, heroically using their swimming skills.

Man of Action (from November 30)

In this drama inspired by the life of Lucio Urtubia, an anarchist targets one of the world’s largest banks with an ingenious money-counterfeiting operation.

Interesting documentaries released on Netflix

Fifa Uncovered (from November 9)

From power struggles to global politics, an exploration of FIFA’s history reveals the organization’s tumultuous past and what it means to host the World Cup ahead of its most expensive and criticized edition.

Ancient Apocalypse

Journalist Graham Hancock travels the world following the trail of mysterious vanished civilizations from the last ice age.

Added to all this Trevor Noah: I wish you woulda new stand-up special from the comedian who recently announced he is leaving The Daily Show will poke fun at learning German, talking to the evil dead, judging horror movies and Indian food in Scotland on the Netflix show.

You may also be interested in:

• New on Netflix in October: A new real-life serial killer, two terrifying horror anthologies, battles with the Romans and the disaster at Notre Dame

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