Domino now on Netflix – Picture: ONE MEDIA
It’s Saturday and Netflix in the United States got treated to an additional four titles today. Two of which are Japanese titles, an exciting thriller and Netflix’s roundup of its wins at the Emmy awards last weekend.
Here’s a full roundup of what’s new on Netflix for September 28th:
Domino (2019)
Genre: Crime, Thriller
Director: Brian De Palma
Cast: Guy Pearce, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Carice van Houten, Søren Malling
Runtime: 89 min
Released earlier this year is the crime thriller featuring a face you should be fairly familiar with. We’re referring to Nikolaj Coster-Waldau who leads and played Jamie Lannister in the HBO hit, Game of Thrones. Also featuring in this movie who featured in Game of Thrones is Carice van Houten.
The movie is about a Copenhagen police officer seeking justice for his partner’s murder.
Reviews are generally quite mixed for the movie but if you’re looking for a title a bit like James Bond, this is for you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZv4Fvv5-Hw
Cultivating the Seas: History and Future of the Full-Cycle Cultured Kindai Tuna (2019)
Genre: Documentary
Director: Mana Yasuda
Runtime: 45 mins
Language: Japanese
Both of the Japanese titles that found their way onto Netflix today are about Tuna. Don’t ask us why. We don’t know.
This nature documentary takes us into a deep dive and gives you a full and detailed history of the bluefin Kindai tuna.
TUNA GIRL (2019)
Genre: Drama
Director: Mana Yasuda
Cast: Fuka Koshiba, Tom Fujita, Hidetoshi Hoshida, Hiroto Kanai, Ryosuke Yusa, Shuri Tanaka
Runtime: 89 mins
Language: Japanese
The second Japanse movie is quaint one. Here’s the description of the movie:
A clumsy but cheerful fisheries student struggles to find her place at a research institute renowned for its tuna cultivation. The work isn’t easy.
A few titles released on Netflix this day several years ago.
The headline title that released a year ago today was the thriller, Hold the Dark which features Jeffrey Wright, Alexander Skarsgård and Riley Keough.
Hold the Dark premiered on Netflix a year ago today.
"After the deaths of three children suspected to be killed by wolves, writer Russell Core is hired by the parents of a missing six-year-old boy to track down and locate their son in the Alaskan wilderness." pic.twitter.com/ocHH7iqEEF
— What's on Netflix (@whatonnetflix) September 28, 2019
Also released in 2018 on September 28th was a short called Lessons from a School Shooting: Notes from Dunblane and the documentary called Two Catalonias.
Nothing take your fancy? Netflix added most of their new releases yesterday and we’ve also picked out our top movies added here.
