The month of September comes loaded with new releases on Netflix, with a diverse selection of series and films that promise to capture everyone's attention. From high-octane thrillers and Korean dramas to romantic comedies and the eagerly awaited return of a Japanese phenomenon, here are the highlights of the new releases:

Beauty in Black (September 11)

Tyler Perry, the creator of the hit "Fed Up," returns with this intriguing series. 'Beauty in Black' plunges viewers into the dark world of a ruthless family at the head of a beauty empire that hides a clandestine trafficking ring. Things take a turn when Kimmie, a long-time under-the-radar sex worker, inherits control of the business and becomes an unstoppable force determined to change the rules of the game.

Diary of a Girl Who Loves Dogs (September 11)

Sweden switches things up a notch and delivers a fresh, honest romantic comedy. The series follows Amanda, a 31-year-old woman who, during a summer of intense dating, embarks on a desperate search for love. Through dating apps, bar encounters, and conversations with her friends, the series explores with humor and tenderness the universal questions about love, heartbreak, and the vulnerability of the heart.

You and Everything (September 12)

Netflix once again bets on Korean drama with this series that promises emotional entanglements. "You and Everything" explores the complex and long-standing love-hate relationship between two friends, whose lives become irremediably intertwined throughout various stages, promising a narrative full of nuances and conflicting emotions.

Black Rabbit (September 18)

One of the most powerful premieres of the month. This high-profile thriller stars Jude Law and Jason Bateman. The story follows a successful New York restaurant owner whose life is thrown into chaos when he allows his turbulent brother back into his life,unleashing a spiral of danger that threatens to destroy everything he's built.

Atomic Shelter (September 19)

Alex Pina, the mastermind behind “Money Heist,” returns with a survival thriller and suspense. In “Atomic Shelter,” a group of billionaires take refuge in a luxury bunker (Kimera) designed to withstand any catastrophe in the face of the threat of global conflict. Forced coexistence in this claustrophobic space brings to light their darkest secrets and gives rise to unexpected alliances in this 8-episode series.

Alice in Borderland 3 (September 25)

Finally! The acclaimed Japanese series based on the manga by Haro Aso returns for its third season. After escaping from Borderland, Arisu and Usagi live a happy, married life in the real world. However, when Usagi mysteriously disappears, Arisu is forced to return to that dangerous universe to rescue her and once again face deadly games and an inevitable destiny.

Uncontrollable (September 25)

Starring the brilliant Toni Collette, this series mixes mystery and teen drama. In “Uncontrollable,” two students from an academy for “troubled teens” team up with a police officer who has just arrived in the town of Tall Pines to uncover the dark secrets the town hides, in a story that promises intrigue and revelations.

Movies you can’t miss!

The Other Paris (September 12)

A light and fun romantic comedy. Miranda Cosgrove stars in this story of a young woman who signs up for a dating reality show in Paris, but accidentally ends up in Paris, Texas. Determined to have her eliminated, her plan becomes complicated when she begins to develop real feelings for the bachelor lead.

French Lover (September 26)

Omar Sy, best known for his role in the Lupin series, returns to the screen with his trademark charisma in this French romantic comedy. Sy plays Abel Camara, a struggling star whose perfect life collides with that of Marion (Sara Giraudeau), an ordinary woman going through a divorce. Their meeting sparks a relationship that is as intense as it is unpredictable.

Ruth and Boaz (TBD)

A bold, modern adaptation of one of the Bible's most iconic love stories. The film follows Ruth Moably, an up-and-coming hip-hop artist who leaves her glamorous life in Atlanta to care for her surrogate mother in rural Tennessee. There she finds not only a new purpose, but also true love.