Netflix has a busy week ahead with new thrillers, comedies, documentaries, romance and returning favourites. From Fauda Season 5 and The Perfect Lie to lighter picks like Chumbak and Go Team!, there is plenty of variety to choose from.
New Movies and Shows on Netflix This Week (6-12 Sep)
1. Chumbak
Five families living in the same Mumbai row-house gradually become much more than neighbours as they share meals, celebrations, arguments and difficult moments. A young author and an unusual support group bring their connected lives into focus, turning everyday ups and downs into a warm story about friendship and belonging.
2. Call My Agent! The Movie
Five years after ASK shuts down, Andréa is preparing to direct her first film when her lead actor suddenly walks away for a Wes Anderson project. With her movie now in trouble, she gathers members of her old team and tries to pull off another showbiz rescue.
3. Untold Mr. T: I Pity the Fool
This documentary looks at how Mr. T went from growing up in Chicago and serving in the military to working as a bodyguard and becoming a major pop-culture personality. His roles in Rocky III and The A-Team eventually made him one of the most recognisable stars of his generation.
4. Fauda Season 5
Doron travels to Marseille hoping to stop former teammates from carrying out a revenge mission that could end badly. Instead, he gets pulled into another dangerous undercover operation, while the losses from his past continue to weigh heavily on him. Season 5 once again mixes personal pain with high-risk intelligence work.
5. Why Did I Get Married Again?
Marcus and Angela’s daughter is getting married in Lake Como, bringing the old group together for a major celebration. But watching the younger generation begin married life makes the older couples take a much harder look at their own relationships and the choices they have made over the years.
6. Go Team!
Workers at a struggling Spanish cheese company head to a team-building retreat expecting the usual office exercise. The mood changes completely when they learn that major layoffs are coming, turning the trip into a messy battle of alliances, workplace politics and self-preservation.
7. Crew Girl
Sixteen-year-old Teagan Tao is forced to start over at Easton Prep after her father’s fraud scandal changes her life. Joining the boys’ rowing team as a coxswain gives her a fresh beginning, but competition, friendships and her feelings for Josh and Cam quickly make things complicated again.
8. The Perfect Lie
Karen moves to Bergen and enters the polished world of an exclusive dinner club filled with wealthy people. After Evert dies in a villa fire, however, she begins discovering disturbing secrets hidden behind the group’s perfect image. What looked glamorous soon starts feeling dangerous.
9. Vishwanath & Sons
International shooter Sanjay Vishwanath has spent decades building his life around discipline, competition and the pursuit of excellence. But as age begins to slow him down, growing family responsibilities and an unexpected romance force him to question whether achievement alone can define a fulfilling life. The story follows his emotional struggle to balance ambition with the relationships and choices that now matter just as much.
10. Dang
Andrew and Eunice are already dealing with complicated lives in New York when Andrew’s successful older sister Ruthie suddenly destroys the perfect image she had built around herself. Her decision to spend more time with them brings fresh confusion and chaos into an already messy situation.
From dark mysteries and spy missions to relationship drama and comedy, Netflix’s new releases this week offer plenty of choices for different moods.
