Whats On Netflix This Week: A Victoria Justice Comedy & The Return Of Money Heist

Streaming From documentaries to dramas, there’s something for everyone hitting the platform. by Johnny Brayson Aug. 30, 2021 Netflix

UNTOLD: Crime & Penalties

Netflix The latest installment of Netflix’s sports docuseries tells the story of a hockey team run by an alleged mob boss. Coming Aug. 30

Letters to Juliet

Summit Entertainment Amanda Seyfried helps an elderly woman track down a long-lost love in this romantic dramedy from 2010. Coming Sept. 1

Marshall

Open Road Films The late Chadwick Boseman portrays Thurgood Marshall, the first-ever Black U.S. Supreme Court Justice, in this acclaimed drama. Coming Sept. 1

Turning Point: 9/11 And The War On Terror

Netflix Just as the United States withdraws its remaining military presence from Afghanistan, this docuseries takes a look at how the 20-year war first came to be. Coming Sept. 1

Afterlife of the Party

Netflix Victoria Justice stars in this comedy about a hard-partying woman who’s given a chance to tie up some loose ends after she unexpectedly passes away. Coming Sept. 2

Q-Force

Netflix Sean Hayes, Wanda Sykes, and David Harbour all lend their voices to this animated series about a team of LGBTQ super-spies. Coming Sept. 2

Dive Club

Netflix In this Australian drama series, a group of teen divers find themselves pulled into a mystery when one of their own goes missing. Coming Sept. 3

Money Heist: Season 5

Netflix The much-anticipated fifth season of this hit Spanish series finally arrives this week, promising more thievery and thrills. Coming Sept. 3

Worth

Netflix Stanley Tucci, Michael Keaton, and Amy Ryan star in this drama about Kenneth Feinberg , the real-life lawyer who sought compensation for the families of 9/11 victims. Coming Sept. 3