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netflix : les nouveautés séries et films d’avril 2023 à ne rater sous aucun prétexte

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Netflix is not lacking in new releases to entertain its millions of subscribers. For the month of April 2023, the platform has not done things by halves. And for good reason, there are no less than 17 movies, 13 series and 5 documentaries. Here is the overview!

The series

Jojo’s Bizzare Adventure, on April 1st
L’Écume de la guerre, on April 4
Acharnés, on April 6
Jusqu’ici tout va bien, on April 7
Transatlantique, on April 7
Les Liens sacrés du divorce, on April 8
Queenmaker, on April 14
Oggy Oggy, season 2 on April 17
Workin’Moms, season 7 on April 26
Toujours là pour toi, season 2 part 2 on April 27
Sweet Tooth, season 2 on April 27
Bienvenidos a Edén, season 2 on April 27
Vingland Saga, season 2 on April 28

The movies

Les Misérables, on April 1st
Mon Roi, on April 1st
Scarface, on April 1st
Room, on April 1st
Barbie apprentie princesse, on April 1st
Chupa, on April 8
Hunger, on April 8
Seven Kings Must Die, on April 14
Power Rangers : Toujours vers le Futur, on April 19
Invisible Man, on April 19
Charlie’s Angels, on April 20
“Collection François Truffaut” avec les films Les Quatre Cents Coups, Jules and Jim et Le Dernier Métro, on April 24
Last Night in Soho, on April 27
Tous en scène 2, on April 27
Aka, on April 28

The documentaries

Lewis Capaldi : How i’m feeling now, on April 5
Attentat de Boston : Le marathon et la traque, on April 12
L’art d’être riche, on April 18
Le date le plus long, on April 18
L’Empire des chimpanzés, on April 19

The KODD selection

The editorial team will not miss the series Jusqu’ici tout va bien on Netflix, with Nawell Madani who gives the line to Paola Locatelli. Same thing for the season 2 of Sweet Tooth with the new adventures of Gus. As for movies, we will not miss Scarface, an iconic film released in 1983 with the legendary Al Pacino, and Charlie’s Angels, starring Kristen Stewart. As far as documentaries are concerned, the editors will be curious to see L’art d’être riche.