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The return of Thomas Shelby in the film “Pointy Hats: Immortal”, the adaptation of the popular detective series about Harry Hole, and the whole truth about plastic in the documentary series “Plastic Detox”: we talk about the most interesting new releases on Netflix in March.
“Dinosaurs”
Actor Morgan Freeman has been cast as the narrator of Steven Spielberg's ambitious four-part project “Dinosaurs” – that's enough to make you look forward to the premiere. “Dinosaurs” is a long-held dream project of the director, dedicated to the life, evolution and extinction of prehistoric creatures. The series immerses you in the world of dinosaurs – large, dangerous and still full of mysteries.
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March 6
“That night”
One day, Elena accidentally hits a pedestrian in the Dominican Republic. The accident plunges her into a vortex of fear and guilt that threatens to destroy her entire life. Terrified of possible imprisonment and the thought of losing her son, she turns to her sisters, Paula and Chris, for help. What begins as a desperate attempt to save Elena quickly turns into a chain of fatal decisions. Now the three sisters must answer the question: how far are they willing to go for their own safety? “That Night” is a tense emotional thriller about family loyalty, guilt and the far-reaching consequences of a single decision.
March 13
“Plastic detox”
How are microplastics affecting our health? The use of plastic has an unprecedented impact on fertility, puberty and many other processes, claim the authors of the documentary “Plastic Detox.” The film, based on interviews with researchers and doctors, shows how plastic has changed people's lives and health over generations.
March 16
“Pointy Caps: Immortal”
Good news: Thomas Shelby is back in the cult series sequel, “The Pointy Hats: Immortal.” The new film sees Shelby, played by Cillian Murphy, return to war-torn Birmingham in 1940. “With the future of his family and his country at stake, Tommy must confront his own demons and decide whether to stand up to his legacy or burn it to the ground,” the synopsis reads.
New cast members include Barry Keoghan, who played Shelby's son, Dune star Rebecca Ferguson, and Tim Roth. The film is scheduled for a limited theatrical release on March 6, 2026, and on Netflix on March 20, 2026.
March 20
“Something terrible is going to happen soon”
“Something Terrible Is About to Happen” is a dark comedy about the fear of marrying the wrong person. The series shows a week in the life of the main characters, Rachel and Nicky, on the eve of their wedding. As the events unfold, the story turns into a thriller, and in terms of style and visual effects, it resembles the horror films “Carrie” and “Rosemary's Baby.”
March 26
“Harry Gole”
Finally, the detective series by one of the most popular Scandinavian authors, Jørgen Nesbø, has been adapted into a film. “Harry Gole” tells the story of the brilliant and ironic detective of the Oslo police, Harry Gole. In the first season, he faces his old adversary – the corrupt detective Tom Waller. Harry must do everything possible to catch the serial killer and bring Waller to justice.
The role of Harry Gole is played by charismatic actor Tobias Santelman, known for the series “The Last Kingdom”.
March 26