New seasons of “The Crown” and “Manifest”, “1899”… What releases on Netflix in November 2022?

What’s new on video-on-demand platforms in November 2022? puremedias.com offers you a selection of upcoming releases on Netflix. This month is particularly awaited by fans of “Manifest” and “The Crown”.

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Tuesday, November 1: “The Boulevard of Death” by Quentin Tarrantino

It’s nightfall when Austin’s sexiest DJ Jungle Julia can finally unwind with her best friends, Shanna and Arlene. This infernal trio, which lives the night, attracts attention in all the bars and dance halls of Texas. But the attention of which these three young women are the object is not necessarily innocent. This is how Mike, scarred-faced and disturbing stuntman, is on their trail, crouching in his indestructible car. While Julia and her friends sip their beers, Mike revs the engine of his menacing racing car…

Friday, November 4: “Manifest” – Season 4, part 1

Netflix takes over from NBC. The platform will broadcast season 4 of “Manifest” in two stages, the series stopped for lack of audience by the American channel after three seasons. The final twenty episodes will answer the final mysteries surrounding the disappearance of Flight 828. As grief, hardship and ominous signs endure, the Stones and passengers attempt to understand the true meaning of their inner callings.

Wednesday, November 9: “The Crown” – Season 5

Two months after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Netflix offers the fifth season of “The Crown”. On the menu: Diana and Charles wage a media war, the monarchy is heckled… Welcome to the 90s, a very difficult period in the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Among the most anticipated scenes, the reconstruction of the famous interview given by Princess Diana (Elizabeth Debicki) to the BBC in 1995, in which the Princess of Wales publicly reports the infidelity of her husband, Prince Charles (Dominic West). Until then, fans will have to be patient…

After Claire Foy and Olivia Colman, Imelda Staunton, seen in “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix”, will put on the clothes of Queen Elizabeth II. “The Crown” retraces the milestones in the life of the woman who has worn the crown since 1952. Jonathan Pryce will succeed Matt Smith and Tobias Menzies in the skin of Prince Philip.

Wednesday, November 16: “ET the Extraterrestrial” by Steven Spielberg

A flying saucer lands in the middle of the night near Los Angeles. A few extraterrestrials, sent to Earth on a mission of botanical exploration, come out of the craft, but one of them ventures beyond the clearing where the shuttle is. He then heads for the city. This is his first discovery of human civilization. Soon tracked down by soldiers and abandoned by his family, this frightened little creature named ET takes refuge in a suburban residence. Elliot, a ten-year-old boy, discovers him and builds him a shelter in his closet. Brought together by a telepathic exchange, the two beings do not take long to become friends. Helped by his sister Gertie and his older brother Michael, Elliot will then try to keep ET’s presence a secret.

Thursday, November 17: “1899”

The German series that we owe to the creators of “Dark”, follows the mysterious circumstances of the journey of a boat of immigrants from Europe sailing towards New York. The passengers are all from different backgrounds but share the same dreams and hopes for the new centenary and their future abroad. When they discover another ship adrift in the open sea, missing for months, their journey takes an unexpected turn. What they find on board will turn their journey to a better world into a nightmarish enigma, revealing connections between each of the passengers, intertwined in a web of secrets.

Friday, November 18: “The world of tomorrow”

“The world of tomorrow” recounts the birth of the French hip-hop movement in the 1980s, through the birth of the legendary group NTM, and the dancer and graffiti artist Lady V, the journey of pioneer DJ Dee Nasty and his companion Béatrice rebellious and rebellious young Parisian. Directed by Katell Quillévéré and Hélier Cisterne, a joyful, rebellious and explosive saga with endearing characters, which embraces the cultural revolution of a youth in search of recognition.

Offered on Arte from October 20, the first three episodes of “The World of Tomorrow” was followed by 318,000 viewers on average, according to Médiamétrie, which represents an audience share of 1.8% among the general public. .

Sunday, November 20: “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood” by Quentin Tarantino

In 1969, TV star Rick Dalton and longtime stunt double Cliff Booth pursue careers in an industry they no longer recognize. Between August and December 2019, 2,633,185 spectators saw the film worn by Brad Pitt and Leonardo Di Caprio at the cinema in France.

Wednesday, November 23: “Wednesday”, imagined by Tim Burton

Now a student at the unique Nevermore Academy, Wednesday Addams tries to fit in with the other students while investigating a series of murders that terrorizes the city…