All the new films and TV shows coming to Netflix in February 2021

New films by Celine Sciamma, Hong Sangsoo, Xavier Beauvois, Radu Jude, and the directorial debut of German actor Daniel Brühl were unveiled as part of the 15 competition titles at the 2021 Berlin Film Festival today. READ MORE: The 100 Most Anticipated Films Of 2021 The festival’s 71st edition will take place in two stages.

Netflix have added a load of new content this week with plenty of new releases and all-time favourites added. To help you navigate the streaming services a little more easily, here are the new films this week.

While January has been longer than ever, we are entering a shorter month, which will be even shorter with the cool new Netflix drops of web series that will take over our screens. So before they release, we are telling you what is in store, and what you can expect from these highly anticipated shows.

Out with the old and in with the new. Next month, Netflix is saying goodbye to another round of movies and TV shows that will be leaving the streaming service.

Hulu. Season 4 of FX's arrives on the streaming service this month, as well as , Chloé Zhao's latest film, which is already getting a lot of Oscar buzz. There are also a fair amount of titles leaving Hulu in February as well, including and Check out everything coming out on Hulu in February below, in addition to when they're hitting the service.

Netflix in February. The Leonardo DiCaprio film, as well as several other movies and TV shows are leaving the streaming service in February 2021, including five seasons of, and.Additionally, if you've been putting off taking down your Christmas lights, you may also have been putting off watching, and if so, you'll want to check out the holiday comedy before it leaves Netflix on Feb.

Netflix is releasing a bunch of new titles! There are a few exciting originals coming to the streaming platform this month, including, starring Katherine Heigl and, the new black-and-white film starring Zendaya and John David Washington.Speaking of John David Washington, director Christopher Nolan's 2010 mind-bender,  also hits Netflix in February.Read on below for everything new you can watch on Netflix in February.

February 1:The Bank JobBeverly Hills NinjaEat Pray LoveInceptionLove Daily: Season 1My Best Friend’s WeddingMy Dead Ex: Season 1National Lampoon’s Christmas VacationThe PatriotRocksShutter IslandThe Unsetting: Season 1Zac and Mia: Seasons 1–2ZathuraFebruary 2:Kid CosmicMighty Express: Season 2Tiffany Haddish Presents: They Ready, Season 2February 3:All My Friends Are DeadBlack BeachFirefly LaneFebruary 5:Hache: Season 2Invisible CityThe Last ParadisoLittle Big WomenMalcolm & MarieSpace

the service will launch Star — a separate arm of the service in which adult subscribers will find material that’s not deemed appropriate for the family audience of the main streaming platform. Some of the most acclaimed TV shows of the last decade are a part of the expansion, along with several original programmes.

Netflix has a number of great original series on the horizon and we’ve now gotten our first look at Eve Hewson’s new show Behind Her Eyes.

28 movies and television shows are being removed from Netflix throughout the month of February.

Netflix has announced all of the new titles coming to Netflix in February of 2021 and there are some fan favorite movies and television shows on this list.

The Shelby family is hanging it up, to a degree. BAFTA-winning period gangster saga Peaky Blinders is due to conclude after the upcoming sixth season, which has begun filming, producers said today. The news that Season 6 will be the last for the Birmingham clan is likely to be met with dismay by the rabid global fanbase, especially after Season 5 drew record numbers for BBC One. Still, after a long production delay due to Covid, there is solace that the team is back.

Netflix  still have plenty more to offer this week with plenty of new releases and all time favourites added.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentGregoire Melin’s Kinology, the Paris-based company handling Leos Carax’s and Mia Hansen-Love’s next films, has added a string of ambitious new films from a mix of emerging and seasoned directors.Kinology has launched sales on “A Girl’s Room,” a stylish psychological thriller directed by Finnish up-and-coming helmer Aino Suni; “The Divide,” a stars-packed film by French director Catherine Corsini (“Three Worlds”); “Third Grade” by veteran director Jacques

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