A Psychological Drama and All the Other Movies Coming to Netflix This Week

This week, a fresh batch of films and documentaries arrives on Netflix to offer a variety of options for viewers. From psychological dramas and legal thrillers to comedies and behind-the-scenes music documentaries, the selection spans multiple genres. Viewers can expect to find both theatrical releases and original platform premieres. The upcoming lineup provides an array of choices, whether audiences want to follow the return of a music group or watch a courtroom investigation unfold.

‘Minions: The Rise of Gru’ (2022)

Set in the 1970s, a twelve-year-old Gru dreams of becoming the greatest supervillain in the world. He attempts to join a group of villains known as the Vicious 6 but ends up stealing a valuable stone from them instead. Fleeing from the angry criminals, Gru discovers that even villains occasionally need a little help from their friends. The loyal Minions step up to learn martial arts and protect their miniature master. ‘Minions: The Rise of Gru’ arrives on the streaming platform on Monday, March 23.

‘Anatomy of a Fall’ (2023)

A successful novelist finds her life under intense scrutiny when her husband dies under mysterious circumstances at their secluded chalet. The investigation quickly shifts from an accidental death ruling to a homicide case, with the wife positioned as the prime suspect. During the trial, their visually impaired young son is called to the stand as the only witness to the couple’s dynamic. The courtroom proceedings dissect the family’s deepest secrets and the fragile nature of their marriage. ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ becomes available to stream on Monday, March 23.

‘Jeff Ross: Take a Banana for the Ride’ (2026)

The renowned comedian details his life in his first Broadway solo show, which was filmed at the Nederlander Theatre. He explores his family history, reflecting on the tragic loss of his parents during his teenage years and the impact of his grandfather’s wisdom. Accompanied by live musicians and vintage home movies, he blends personal memories with his signature unfiltered humor. The performance serves as a tribute to the loved ones and fellow comedians who shaped his career. ‘Jeff Ross: Take a Banana for the Ride’ premieres on Netflix on Tuesday, March 24.

‘The Prosecutor’ (2024)

Directed by and starring Donnie Yen, this action thriller follows a dedicated police detective who transitions into the role of a public prosecutor. He takes on the case of a poor young man who was wrongly accused of drug trafficking by a sophisticated crime syndicate. The prosecutor must rely on both his legal expertise and his combat skills to expose a corrupt team of lawyers obstructing justice. Loosely inspired by a real-life legal case, the film blends martial arts choreography with courtroom drama. Viewers can watch ‘The Prosecutor’ starting Thursday, March 26.

‘Caterpillar’ (2010)

Set in 1940 during the Second Sino-Japanese War, a lieutenant returns home as a highly decorated but severely wounded soldier. Having lost all his limbs, his hearing, and his speech in battle, he is hailed as a war god by his local village. His wife is expected to fulfill her patriotic duty by diligently caring for him despite the physical and psychological trauma he brings back. The film explores the impact of nationalism and war on both the soldiers and the families they leave behind. ‘Caterpillar’ will be added to the catalog on Thursday, March 26.

‘The Red Line’ (2026)

This Thai thriller follows three women whose lives are upended when they fall victim to a call-center scam that drains their life savings. When the authorities fail to help them recover their stolen money, the victims decide to take matters into their own hands. Aided by a skilled hacker, they launch an operation to track down the criminal syndicate responsible for their financial ruin. The women risk everything to dismantle the scam network and reclaim their stolen funds from the gang’s leader. ‘The Red Line’ officially drops on the platform on Thursday, March 26.

’53 Sundays’ (2026)

Based on director Cesc Gay’s stage play, this Spanish comedy-drama centers on three siblings facing a difficult family decision. The siblings gather to discuss the future of their aging father, who has recently started exhibiting highly erratic behavior. What begins as a calm and polite conversation quickly spirals out of control as deep-seated family tensions and unresolved conflicts bubble to the surface. The siblings struggle to agree on whether their father should be moved to a nursing home or live with one of them. ’53 Sundays’ arrives on the streaming service on Friday, March 27.

‘BTS: The Return’ (2026)

Following the completion of their mandatory military service, the seven members of the global pop group reunite in Los Angeles to begin a new chapter. Directed by Bao Nguyen, this documentary chronicles the group’s journey as they reconnect and rebuild their creative rhythm as a band. The film provides an unprecedented behind-the-scenes look at the rigorous production process for their fifth studio album. Viewers witness the pressure and the profound brotherhood that fuels their global comeback. ‘BTS: The Return’ makes its worldwide streaming debut on Friday, March 27.

‘Anemone’ (2025)

Daniel Day-Lewis returns to the screen in a psychological drama co-written and directed by his son. The film centers on a troubled ex-soldier who lives an isolated and ascetic life in a remote forest hut. His quiet existence is disrupted when his estranged brother arrives, urging him to return home and reconnect with the family he left behind years ago. The surreal narrative delves into themes of familial trauma, guilt, and the complex bonds that tie siblings together. ‘Anemone’ becomes available for streaming on Saturday, March 28.

Please share your thoughts in the comments regarding which of these upcoming Netflix movie premieres you plan to stream first.