Good movies or series on Netflix

Really enjoyed tge film American women thank you for the recommendation TerriBull

Hinterland if you like crime dramas.

Parasite is amazing, recommend to all.

I'm so pleased another series of the Kominski Method is on again, alhough I thought the first episode dragged on a bit. We've also enjoyed Kim's Convenience, a sitcom about a Korean shopkeeper and his family, in Toronto (I lived there for a year and keep looking for places I might have been). It's one of those gentle comedies.
I can thoroughly recommend Good Girls as well, a sort of female Breaking Bad.

I've just finished Shtisel. Loved it.
We are enjoying the Kominsky Method also Netflix.

TerribBull, I thought of you. I watched 'Film stars don't die in Liverpool' yesterday, it's on iplayer. I said to my friend, it's a shame it was so unbelievable and she said erm, Jane, it's a true story

Have a look at all the previous posts on this exact subject and you will find loads of recommendations.

If you like Hitchcock style films The Woman in the Window is a good thriller

Ma Raineys Blackbottom. Fab film with great music too.

Philomena on Netflix or Prime can't remember is really good.

Yes I should have said that, I had a big lump in my throat towards the end, very sad.

I meant to say that was about American woman, I did watch it this afternoon!

It was very good TerriBull, though quite sad too it reminded me a bit of the format to pieces of a woman, which was also bloody sad

Yes that's another good one Judge Jane

oh I'll watch that this afternoon Terribull as I also loved the dig and queens gambit

The guernsey literary and potato peel society is good too, that's on netflix and channel 4

Hi annamaria saw your post from yesterday, the best films I've seen on Netflix are The Dig and The Irishman, the latter is very long so maybe over several nights. The best series The Queen's Gambit.

Last night I watched a film on Channel 4 Catchup which I thought was excellent "American Woman" about a very young grandmother, who had her daughter aged 16, the daughter who is about that age follows in her footsteps and also has a toddler, so this is how we see them at the outset. One night the daughter goes missing and the young grandmother is left to bring up the baby. Siena Miller plays this part, very well, not an easy person, she spends much of her time rowing with her sister, played by Cristina Hendricks, who helps her juggle child minding with her work. It's also about how her life pans out with her grandson, relationships with men and her desire to improve her employment prospects. Quite an outstanding performance from Siena Miller. Anyone trawling the various channels and sites for a good film, I'd recommend this one, quite gritty and bleak at times but very good.