As always, we are here to discover the must-see Netflix films, tv-series and documentaries for the month of March. Let’s get started!

Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell: Every legend has his story and Netflix has decided to tell the one destined to become one of the greats of rap and music in general, The Notorious B.I.G.
To find out some tidbits about the documentary coming on March 1st click here, and don’t miss the trailer below!

The Houseboat: In this German miniseries, musicians Fynn Kliemann and Olli Schulz renovate German singer Gunter Gabriel’s house and turn it into a place to make music.
The Houseboat will be available from 9 March.

Love, Death and Robots, Volume 2: Following the success of the first volume released in 2019, here comes the second roundup of short films dedicated to the themes of love, death and robots. We don’t yet know how many shorts there will be in this second volume, but we do know that they will all be available from 15 March.

Sky Rojo: After making the whole world dream with Money Heist, Spanish producer Alex Pina is ready to present his new work, this time all female. In fact, the plot says: on the run from their pimp and his henchmen, three women embark on a crazy journey in search of freedom. The cast includes Miguel Ángel Silvestre, already known for his roles in Velvet and Sens8 and who will also be part of the cast of the 5th season of Money Heist. Sky Rojo will be available from 19 March.

The Irregulars: The character of Sherlock Holmes continues to tease TV creators and so here is another series that takes us to 19th century London, to 221B Baker Street. This time, however, the protagonists will be some young outcasts known, in fact, as the Irregulars, who will have to solve supernatural crimes on behalf of the world’s most famous detective and his partner Watson. The Irregulars of Baker Street will be available from 26 March.