Streaming services are rolling out a diverse slate of new releases, according to platform announcements for September. Platforms including Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV, ThreeNow, Neon, and TVNZ+ are expanding their catalogues with international dramas, local docuseries, and high-profile feature films.
New Local Drama and True-Crime Thrillers on TVNZ+ and Apple TV
According to TVNZ+, Chelsie Preston Crayford returns as Detective Anais Mallory in the second season of A Remarkable Place To Die, premiering September 13. The series features Matt Whelan, Roimata Fox, JJ Fong, and Antonia Prebble. Also on TVNZ+, actor Robyn Malcolm explores the realities of menopause in Robyn Malcolm: Menopause and Us, part of the Documentary New Zealand series launching September 7.
On Apple TV, the six-part thriller Last Seen debuts September 9. Filmed in Victoria, Australia, and starring Patrick Brammall as a police dispatcher searching for his missing daughter, the series targets fans of regional crime dramas, according to production details.
Feature Films and Cult Dramas on Neon and MĀORI+
Neon adds Oh, Canada on September 12. Directed by Paul Schrader, the drama stars Richard Gere as a dying director giving a final interview, with flashbacks featuring Jacob Elordi. Meanwhile, MĀORI+ schedules Paul Thomas Anderson’s Oscar-nominated film The Master for September 13, starring the late Philip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Phoenix.
Psychedelic Animation and Franchise Additions on HBO Max and Neon
HBO Max launches the psychedelic conspiracy thriller Common Side Effects on September 7, following high school friends Marshall and Frances after the discovery of the Blue Angel Mushroom. On Neon, the franchise entry 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple arrives September 7, featuring Alfie Williams, Jack O’Connell, and Ralph Fiennes.
Frequently Asked Questions
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When does A Remarkable Place To Die Season 2 premiere?
According to TVNZ+, it premieres on September 13. -
Who stars in Oh, Canada on Neon?
The drama stars Richard Gere and Jacob Elordi, under the direction of Paul Schrader, with a release date of September 12. -
Where can I watch Last Seen?
The six-part thriller launches on Apple TV on September 9.
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