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If you want to know the news of Netflix first hand and always want to follow Revista Bula because we don’t miss you, check out this list of titles that just debuted in the catalog and you can’t miss them. We know the end of the year is busy and you need some juggling to catch up on the movies. So start getting organized with these productions that are the best news of the past week. Highlight for Blonde, from 2022, by Andrew Dominik; The Hunt, 2020, by Craig Zobel; and Autumn de Wilde’s 2020 Emma. Titles available on Netflix are organized by release year and do not follow any classification criteria.
Blonde (2022), Andreas Dominik
Based on the novel by Joyce Carol Oates, Blonde reinvents the life of one of Hollywood’s greatest icons, Marilyn Monroe. From a troubled childhood as Norma Jeane to her glittering fame and relationships with big shots. The story seeks to explore both sides of celebrity, in front of and behind the camera.
The Hunt (2020), Craig Zobel
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A group of 12 strangers wake up in a clearing with no idea where they are or how they got there. A master plan threatens to fail when Crystal, one of the victims, turns the tables on her pursuers.
Emma (2020), Autumn de Wilde
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Beautiful, smart and wealthy, Emma Woodhouse is a restless, unrivaled young woman in her sleepy small town who can’t stop interfering in her friends’ love lives. At 21, she is bored after her housekeeper’s marriage to a widower. Looking for a marriage project, Emma, who lives with her worried father, befriends Harriet Smith, a young woman of unknown origin who attends the village’s boarding school for underprivileged girls. She is determined to set Harriet up with the vicar, Mr. Elton. So she persuades Harriet not to accept the suggestion of the handsome tenant Robert Martin. Amidst love triangles and social slipups, Emma searches for love until she discovers she was already there.
Harriet (2019), Kasi Lemmons
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Minty Ross lives on a plantation in Maryland with her husband John Tubman and their family. John and her father Ben are free men and ask Master Brodess to free their family, who are still slaves, but the farmer is reluctant. Minty, who casts spells and believes in spiritual visions, asks God to defeat her slave. Brodess dies and his son Gideon decides to sell it. Minty escapes to Philadelphia, leaving John behind. There, she changes her name to Harriet Tubman and trains with abolitionists to save her family. Meanwhile, Gideon hires a mercenary to track down and capture the one who is helping the slaves escape.
Luce (2019), Julius Onah
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Amy and Peter Edgar are proud of their adopted son Luce, whom they rescued as a child from wartorn Eritrea. Luce, a talented student and athlete, raises suspicions in Professor Wilson about a school fire. She searches her closet and discovers illegal and deadly firecrackers. Luce reacts indignantly and accuses Mrs. Wilson of invading her privacy. Amy and Peter side with their son when they discover that Mrs. Wilson has a history of stalking students and is still caring for her mentally ill sister on her own. Gradually, the truths unfold with surprising consequences.