Among the new arrivals on Netflix in February are a hard-to-understand movie with Ashton Kutcher, the return of a serial killer and a new Romanian film that caused widespread box office.

I mean Your place or mineSeason 4 you and MirchulitsaMirchi Bravo’s film which released last year.

The last season of the action-adventure series is added to them Foreign banks,Season 5 of the documentary series Formula 1: A Drive to Survive, A Girl andastronaut, Agretsuko: Season 5, My dad is a bounty hunter, Law according to Lydia Poet, Vikinggulven, We have a ghost and many others.

Finally, here’s what it’s all about:

Titles suggested by Netflix for the month of February

You: Season 4, Part 1 (February 9)

“Starting over in London, Joe vows to bury the past and be the best version of himself. But on the difficult road to redemption, a new obsession begins to flare up,” says Netflix’s official description of the series.

For those who missed the first seasons, you this is another series about a serial killer, with a more unusual story. The main character, Joe Goldberg, is a bookstore manager in New York and a serial killer who falls in love and develops an extreme obsession.

Unlike other Netflix products on the subject, you however, it is not based on real cases, as it is an adaptation of the series of novels of the same name by the American writer Caroline Kepnes. Even if it didn’t make as much of a splash as Dahmer released last year, You has amassed a legion of loyal fans over the past 4 years.

Your Place Or Mine (from February 9)

Debbie (Reese Witherspoon) and Peter (Ashton Kutcher) are best friends and complete opposites. She just wants a routine life with her son in Los Angeles, he craves change in New York.

When they swapped homes and lives for a week, they discovered that their needs might be a little different than what they wanted.

Here’s what Netflix tells us about the film. If the story seems a bit believable to you, you’re not the only one, the narrative thread seems surreal even for a romantic comedy and I had to watch the trailer about 3 times to make sure I understood what it was about. But Ashton Kutcher is there, so I suspect the feature film will have its supporters, especially since he’s kind of disappeared from the scene in recent years.

Outer Banks: Season 3 (from February 23)

After losing their gold and fleeing the Outer Banks, Season 3 finds the Whitewash group shipwrecked on a deserted island that briefly seems like an idyllic and welcoming home. The new inhabitants of the “Land of the Whites” (as they christened it) spend their days fishing, swimming and enjoying a carefree life in their temporary residence.

But things soon turn crazy for John B, Sarah, Kiara, Pope, JJ and Cleo, who find themselves once again on a treasure hunt, literally running after their hides. Broke and far from home, I can’t trust anyone. Ward and Rafe want revenge, and a ruthless Caribbean “don” is ready to do anything to get the big prize.

The series is coming to Netflix in February

Classes (from February 3)

Three students from a poor neighborhood enter an elite high school in Delhi, where dark secrets and rumors eventually lead to murder.

Stock Exchange (from February 8)

Two women decide to enter the male-dominated world of Kuwait’s stock market in the 1980s, a world based on corruption and fierce competition. Inspired by real events.

Love to Hate You (from February 10)

A lawyer who hates being beaten by men and a top actor who doesn’t trust women despise love. That is until they are forced to go out together.

In Love All Over Again (from February 14)

Ever since they met, Irene and Julio have played love, breakup and reconciliation. Will this relationship have a happy ending?

Eva Lasting (from February 15)

A mysterious teenage girl arrives at an all-boys school in 1970s Colombia, where she shatters stereotypes, breaks rules and breaks hearts.

Red rose (from February 15)

A diverse team of teenagers must survive a summer of terror after they download a program that makes dangerous requests with deadly consequences.

Law according to Lidia Poet (from February 15)

After being barred from practicing law, a woman is preparing to fight the decision. Inspired by the real story of Lidia Poet, the first female lawyer in Italy.

Agretsuko: Season 5 (from February 16)

In this final season, Retsuko faces her biggest challenge yet – being drawn into politics. Vote for Retsuko!

The girl and the astronaut (from February 17)

An astronaut returns to Earth after 30 years, rekindles the fire of an old love and arouses the interest of a corporation that wants to know why he hasn’t aged at all.

Ganglands: Season 2 (releases February 17)

Mehdi, Liana and Tony plan to leave Belgium, but are thwarted by a new enemy who forces them to form an alliance with their former rivals.

From whom we ran (from February 24)

A mother with a painful past lives an anonymous fugitive life with her daughter, living in hotels and believing that anyone can be a threat.

Formula 1: Drive to Survive: Season 5 (from February 24) – documentary

In each exciting season of Formula 1, drivers, managers and team owners live life to the max, both on and off the track.

New movies on Netflix this month

Infiesto (from February 3)

As the coronavirus pandemic turns their lives upside down, two detectives doggedly pursue the perpetrators of a kidnapping that appears to be part of a sinister plan.

Stromboli (from February 3)

After her vacation goes awry, a woman haunted by memories of a failed marriage and a fight with her daughter enrolls in an intensive recovery camp.

True Spirit (from February 3)

A determined Australian teenager follows his dreams and faces his fears in an attempt to become the youngest person to sail solo around the world.

Vikingulven (from February 3)

After witnessing a grotesque murder at a party in her new town, a teenage girl begins having strange visions and bizarre desires.

10 days of a good person (from February 10)

A lawyer turned private detective takes on a missing person case, and this assignment unexpectedly changes his life.

Squared Love All Over Again (from February 13)

A famous journalist and a real teacher see their relationship put to the test when work gets in the way of their new life together.

Reminder (from February 14)

Six high school students stuck in a time loop must find the scattered remains of an unknown victim in order to lift the curse and live for tomorrow.

Unlocked (from February 17)

A woman’s life is turned upside down when a dangerous man obtains her lost phone and uses it to track her every move.

The Strays (from February 22)

The life that a light-skinned dark-skinned woman has carefully built for herself begins to spiral out of control when two strangers appear in her quiet suburb.

We have a ghost (from February 24)

Kevin seeks to learn the truth about the past of a ghost named Ernest, who he finds in his new home, making him a double target for the CIA.

Netflix series for children and family

My Dad Bounty Hunter (from February 9)

An intergalactic bounty hunter takes his role as a father to the extreme when his two children accidentally fly into space with him and ruin his mission.

That Girl Lay Lay: Season 2 (from February 23)

With her secret yet to be revealed, Lei Lei is back with her friend Sadie. Two girls have problems with the app, misfortune and life lessons.

Freaks: Season 2 (from February 24)

James returns with his friends Max and Echo for more tirades, not-so-bright ideas and pranks at school, culminating in yet another disaster in Brood, Arizona.

Romanian film

Mircha fails the exam and gets a job at the politician’s sanitation company. But things get crazy when she teams up with the boss’s wife.

Netflix bought the broadcast rights Mirchulitsathe debut film of comedian Mircea Bravo, after last year it became the second Romanian film to bring in huge revenues at the box office here, after Team buildingalso available on Netflix.

Last year Mirchulitsa ranks 7th in the ranking of the top 10 box office in Romania, it is seen in cinemas by 327,758 ticket buyers and generates higher revenues in our country than such blockbusters as Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, batman or Jurassic World: Dominion.

PS: I think you saw that Netflix made the basic subscription cheaper for customers in Romania this week, didn’t you?

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