Everything new on Netflix UK in September

Everything new on Netflix UK in September - As the kids go back to school, you might find yourself with a little more time for Netflix. How about re-watching a classic film, or binge-watching that show everyone's talking about. There's plenty of film and TV coming to Netflix this September, so we combed through the lot and found the best picks for you. Here's everything you need to watch on Netflix UK this September.

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‘Quincy’ -

Rashida Jones directs this film about her own father, Quincy Jones. The super producer has worked on the music scores for countless films, including 'In Cold Blood', as well as producing Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' album.

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‘Power’ - 50 Cent stars in, and executive produces ‘Power’, a crime drama which follows the exploits of drug dealer Ghost.

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‘Shooter’ -

Ryan Phillippe is the star of ‘Shooter’, a drama which centres on Bob Lee Swagger: a cunning US Marine and sniper.

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‘Call the Midwife: Series 6’ -

Last year’s thrilling series of ‘Call the Midwife’ will be able to stream on Netflix this month.

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‘Better Call Saul’ -

‘Breaking Bad’ fans should look no further for more gritty drama. ‘Better Call Saul’ follows the exploits of corrupted lawyer Saul Goodman.

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‘Suits’ -

The Duchess of Sussex may have left ‘Suits’, but you can catch up on all of the previous series on Netflix.

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‘Maniac’ -

Join Jonah Hill and Emma Stone in ‘Maniac’, a dark comedy series which follows two strangers who investigate a mysterious pharmaceutical trial.

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‘24 Hours to Live’ -

Ethan Hawke comes out of his comfort zone for this South African thriller.

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‘Norm Macdonald Has a Show’ -

Canadian stand-up Norm Macdonald has led a long career in comedy, writing for ‘Roseanne’ and appearing on ‘Saturday Night Live’. Now, he’s got his own talk show, premiering on Netflix later this month.

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‘American Horror Story: Cult’ -

Ahead of the new ‘AHS’, recap with ‘Cult’. This series came out last year, and follows a small town at the time of Donald Trump’s election victory.

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‘Bojack Horseman’ -

This revered animated series centres around Bojack Horseman, an alcoholic horse who comes to terms with his place in society.

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‘The Good Place’ -

A fantasy comedy with religious themes, ‘The Good Place’ stars Kristen Bell as a woman who explores the afterlife.

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‘Marvel's Iron Fist: Season 2’ -

Follow Finn Jones as Iron Fist, a billionaire Buddhist monk with a few cool powers to boot.

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‘Mr Sunshine’ -

This South Korean series stars Lee Byung-hun as Choi Yoo-jin, an American Marine officer who returns to his homeland of Korea.

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‘Meteor Garden’ -

This is a remake of the Taiwanese series of the same name. It stars Shen Yue as Dong Shancai, a female student who meets F4, a group of super-popular male students.

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‘A Taiwanese Tale of Two Cities’ -

This unique show centres on a doctor in Taipei, Taiwan, who swaps places with a San Francisco-based engineer after making an elaborate dare.

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‘American Vandal’ -

A parody of true crime series like ‘Making a Murderer’, ‘American Vandal’ is a joy to watch, thanks to a whip smart script and hilarious ensemble cast.

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‘Hold the Dark’ -

Jeffrey Wright stars in this Netflix thriller, in which a wolf expert hunts after a pack of wolves that kidnapped a six-year-old boy.

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‘Sierra Burgess Is a Loser’ -

Shannon Purser was a hit with audiences in ‘Stranger Things’. Unfortunately, she won’t return to the series, so catch her in this new Netflix original instead.

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‘Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool’ -

This critically-acclaimed drama follows Peter Turner (Jamie Bell), a young Scouser who crosses paths with Hollywood star Gloria Grahame (Annette Bening).

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‘The Square’ -

Director Ruben Östlund won the prestigious Palme d’Or for ‘The Square’, a dark comedy which follows the art world and all its hilarious complexities.

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‘The Angel’ -

In this thrilling true story, Marwan Kenzari stars as Ashraf Marwan, an Egyptian billionaire who navigated his way through Egypt's complex political landscape.

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‘American Honey’ -

Shia LaBeouf stars alongside amateur actors in ‘American Honey’, a road trip film which centres on a teenager who runs away from her troubled home.

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‘Moonstruck’ -

This 1987 classic stars Cher and Nicolas Cage. Cher won the Best Actress Oscar for her timeless performance.

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‘I Kill Giants’ -

Madison Wolfe stars as Barbara Thorson, a girl who escapes life’s woes by imagining a world where she battles mythical giants.

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‘Cable Girls: Season 3’ -

This Spanish drama is well into its third series. It follows the exploits of women who work in telecommunications in 1920s Madrid.

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‘The Most Assassinated Woman in the World’ -

Anna Mouglalis plays Paula Maxa in this murder mystery, in which the events of a play mirror gruesome real-life murders.

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‘The Resistance Banker’ -

For this true story, follow Barry Atsma as Walraven van Hall. The historical figure teamed up with his brother to battle Nazis in Amsterdam.

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‘Megan Leavey’ -

This biopic follows the life of Megan Leavey, a US Marine who built a long relationship with her military dog, Rex.

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‘Making of the Mob: Chicago’ -

This docu-series tells the story of Al Capone and his notorious mafia ties.

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‘Queen of Katwe’ -

Lupita Nyong'o lights up the screen in this Disney drama, in which our hero goes from living in the slums to becoming a Chess Master.

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