Here we are! like every month we have chose some orignial Netflix contents that will be available during the month of March.

Triple Frontier: Given the cast formed almost exclusively by Star, the movie is perfect for adrenaline but not only lovers. A handful of special forces soldiers have the brilliant idea of robbing a local cartel drug lord. The five soldiers will, therefore, be subjected to the wrath of one of the most powerful criminals in South America. The film will be directed by J.C. Chandor, known to the general public for Margin Call or A Most Violent Year, with Mark Boal, flanked by the director himself taking care of the screenplay. As just anticipated, Triple Frontier has a cast of exception, that has been repeatedly amended despite the long years of preproduction, the final quintet will be formed by Ben Affleck, Charlie Hunnman, Pedro Pascal, Oscar Isaac, and Garrett Hedlund. The film will be available on the platform from Wednesday, March 13th.

Love, Death and Robots:  Perhaps, I repeat perhaps we are before one of the products among the most interesting of the year. Love, Death and Robots is an anthology series, created in mixed media, produced by no less than David Fincher. But why is this small Netflix product so interesting? Well, it is very clear from the trailer. From March 15, we will have 18 small pills animated with different styles and workings dealing with love, death, and robots wrapped in a sinister fog and horror sometimes leading to comedy. This thematic variety places the show, certainly in the dimension of animation for adults, of which Netflix has for years been a proud standard-bearer.

Osmosis: After Black Mirror’s global success release we have come to a point where humanity is increasingly hungry for movies or serial products dealing with possible and real technological dystopias. Maybe because this dystopia is not so dystopian, but it seems that contemporary men cannot do without it. Examples are works such as Her by Spike Jonze, the aforementioned Black Mirror or the more recent Maniac. This month the Netflix Osmosis catalog will be launched, a French series about a soul mate seeking sci-fi algorithm powered app. No need to say not all will flow smoothly. From the first scenes, the series appears, in fact, a thriller more than a love story. The first season of Osmosis will be released on Friday, March 29th.

Highwayman:  is the never told true story of the rangers who killed the 1930s legendary couple, Bonny and Clyde. The movie is notable not only for its cast, the two agents are in fact played by Woody Harrelson (True Detective, Hunger Games, Natural Born Killers and more) and by Kevin Costner, it is also written and directed by an important name in American cinema: John Lee Hancock (known for films like The Founder, Saving Mr. Banks and Alamo, the latest heroes). Although dealing with a trite and backward story the movie manages to be an interesting novelty because of its radical change of perspective. This time the criminals are so fascinating and folkloristic that they are at the center of the directorial investigation. It will be released on the small screen on March 29th and we can not wait.

After life: Series conceived, written and interpreted by none other than the comedy genius Ricky Gervais, a character for his staged shows, for the creation of series like The Office and for his multiple appearances as a Golden Globe presenter. This time, however, his TV return will be slightly different from the previous ones. After Life is not a demented television series nor a frivolous time filling series. With his infamous cynical humor Gervais, will make us reflect on life and especially on death. The story indeed speaks of a journalist, played by the same director, who tries to react to life after the painful loss of his wife. After Life deals with life, love and pain but, in a way that only one of the biggest existing comedians can speak. The series will be available on the platform on Friday, March 8th.