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Viewers’ Guide: What to watch on Netflix in March 2020

Lester Tan
01 Mar 2020
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Stock up on your favourite snacks and get comfortable on the couch. We give you a sneak peek of the best dramas and movies on Netflix for March 2020. If you missed our previous Netflix posts, catch up here.

spenser confidential

Following the success of Lone Survivor, Deepwater Horizon, Patriots Day and Mile 22, Mark Wahlberg and Peter Berg are working together again. This time, it’s on a Netflix movie called Spenser Confidential. If the trailers can be believed, this one will start your March movie binge with a bang.

Wahlberg plays a disgraced ex-cop Spenser, who is roped in to train a promising MMA fighter named Hawk. When two of his former colleagues are murdered, he suspects it has something to do with corruption within the police department. And, although stripped of his badge, he begins to investigate. The cast includes Academy Award winning actor Alan Arkin, Winston Duke and Iliza Shlesinger.

Date: 6 March

Viewers' Guide: Netflix in March 2020

100 humans

If you liked Jubilee’s Middle Grounds series on YouTube, you’ll like this. Netflix’s 100 Humans brings a group of 100 strangers from all walks of life together to debate on a cross-section of topics about humanity.

While it may not be the most unique series to watch, it is one of the most thought-provoking series from Netflix since Black Mirror.

Date: 13 March

Viewers' Guide: Netflix in March 2020

self-made: Inspired by the life of madam cj walker

After laudable performances in Hidden Figures (2016) and Ma (2019), Academy Award winner Octavia Spenser will appear in Netflix’s biography series Self-Made. She plays the late African American entrepreneur and social activist CJ Walker.

Self-Made presents Walker’s remarkable journey through obstacles — including gross gender and racial discrimination — to become the first and wealthiest African American businesswoman in the country.

Fun fact: NBA superstar LeBron James is one of the series’ producers.

Date: 20 March

the platform

The Platform is a Spanish thriller set in a dystopian future where penitentiaries at El Hoyo are punished with food deprivation to the point of desperation. You wouldn’t be wrong to say it’s Snowpiercer meets Black Mirror and Saw.

Here’s how El Hoyo works: Prison cells are vertically arranged. Every day, food descends from above on a concrete slab, level by level, until it reaches the bottom. Inmates have to consume whatever they can before the slab moves on to the next floor. Consequently, inmates at the lowest cells only have scraps to eat. The film premiered at the Toronto Film Festival 2019.

Date: 20 March

the letter for the king

If The Witcher left a void in your viewing list, look out for The Letter for The King. The new six-part series follows the journey of a young knight, Tiuri, whose mission is to deliver a confidential letter to the king. All he knows is that the fate of the kingdom hinges on the letter. And so he must overcome all odds to deliver it to the King himself.

As it is based on Tonke Dragt’s best-selling youth novel De brief voor de Koning, you’ll see a theme of youth and growth amid the show’s fantasy and adventure elements. TLFTK stars Amir Wilson (Dark Materials), Andy (The Lord of the Rings) and his daughter Ruby Serkis (The Hobbit), Thaddea Graham (Curfew) and Gijs Blom (Sieger).

Date: 20 March

Other notable mentions: Spirited Away (1 March), Joy (1 March), Lost Girls (13 March), Kingdom (Season Two) (13 March), Uncorked (27 March) and Ozark (Season Three) (27 March).

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