13 New Netflix Movies That Should Be Required Watching This March

In this Hindi-language drama, a young songwriter's popular boyfriend is accused of rape by a fellow student at their college, forcing her to consider both versions of the story in order to figure out which one is true.

When it's available: March 6

This French drama follows the story of the titular Jonas, who can't stop revisiting a turbulent love affair from his teenage years with an impulsive, troubled young man named Nathan.

When it's available: March 6

Loosely based on the novel Wonderland by Ace Atkins and based on Robert B. Parker's character Spenser, this comedy thriller stars Mark Wahlberg as the titular Spenser, an ex-cop fresh from prison, who teams up with his roommate, Hawk (played by Winston Duke), to track down the criminals who murdered two Boston police officers.

When it's available: March 6

In this Spanish crime drama, an expert inspector in criminal profiles attempts to hunt down the ritual murderer who has been terrorizing a city in Spain's Basque Country for the past 20 years.

When it's available: March 6

This Australian drama revolves around a teen who must overcome the odds (as well as his own recklessness) in order to achieve his dream of winning the National Go Kart Championship, a dream which was inspired by a former driver with a mysterious past.

When it's available: March 13

Based on the book of the same name by Robert Kolker, this drama tells the true story of a mother who relentlessly pushed law enforcement agents to search for her missing daughter and who, in the process, uncovered a series of unsolved murders, where the victims were all young female sex workers on Long Island.

When it's available: March 13

In this coming-of-age rom-com, an idealistic millennial named Rami attempts to pursue his dreams of becoming a movie star, though a Summer romance with a down-to-earth woman helps him finally realise what is attainable and what is merely fantasy.

When it's available: March 20

This satirical sci-fi flick from Spain revolves around a tower-style prison, where the inmates are fed according to their rank in the tower — that is, until one man decides to take matters into his own hands and make sure all the prisoners get their fair share, no matter their floor level.

When it's available: March 20

This Italian drama revolves around Neapolitan stadium culture, telling the story of a friendship between a 50-year-old leader of a group of ultras who's now banned from entering the stadium and the 16-year-old boy he takes under his wing.

When it's available: March 20

This Hungarian biopic tells the story of film director Michael Curtiz, whose dysfunctional relationship with his daughter (as well as political intervention) complicated the filming of Casablanca in 1942, right when the US was preparing to enter World War II.

When it's available: March 25

In this Spanish thriller, a once-successful executive is forced to sell his apartment after deciding he and his family can no longer afford it — but when he discovers that he still has the keys, he can't help but pry into the life of his apartment's new habitants.

When it's available: March 25

This Canadian thriller (which is Netflix's first original film from Quebec) revolves around a man living in rural Nord-du-Québec, who decides to join a survivalist training program after he is convinced that a natural disaster is imminent.

When it's available: March 27

Niecy Nash, Courtney B. Vance, and Mamoudou Athie star in this drama, which was directed by Insecure executive producer and showrunner Prentice Penny and loosely based on his own life. The father-son story revolves around a young man who aspires to become a master sommelier, though his father expects that he will someday take over the family barbecue business instead.

When it's available: March 27