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New to Netflix in April 2021

Author: Ja’Voris Hubbard

Concrete Cowboy, Out Now

Starring: Idris Elba, Caleb McLaughlin and Jharrel Jerome

This film follows the story of a 15-year-old who is sent to live with his father in Philly and learns about the community of local black cowboys.

Why you should watch: It’s a great film with a star-studded cast and has already started generating some award buzz.

The Fisherman’s Diary, April 4

Starring: Kang Quintus, Ramsey Nouah and Daphne Njie

This movie follows the story of a 12-year-old who battles her community’s beliefs of women’s education after finding the story about Malala Yousafzai.

Why you should watch: It’s a heartbreaking yet interesting story that follows the challenges that many women face around the world.

Coded Bias, April 5

After MIT researcher Joy Buolamwini discovers that facial recognition technology does not accurately see dark skinned faces, she sets out on a journey to fix the biases in programming.

Why you should watch: This documentary is a must watch for those who were a fan of “The Social Dilemma” and many of Netflix’s documentaries.

This is a Robbery: The Worlds Biggest Art Heist, April 7

This series follows two men who pretend to be cops and steal millions of dollars’ worth of paintings from a Boston Museum.

Why you should watch: It’s an intense yet intriguing look into one of the biggest art heists in history and a definite must watch if you’re a fan of thrillers.

Thunder Force, April 9

Starring: Octavia Spencer, Melissa McCarthy, and Jason Bateman.

This movie follows the story of two best friends who live in a world where everyone has superpowers, together they devise a plan to gain powers of their own and save their city.

Why you should watch: It’s a unique superhero comedy, filled with Academy award winners, comedians and a plot that will definitely generate some awards buzz for best comedy.

Into the Beat, April 16

Starring: Alexandra Pfeifer, Yalany Marschner and Ina Geraldine Guy

After discovering hip hop, a ballerina must decide between her newfound love for hip hop and her parents dream for her to become a ballerina.

Why you should watch: This romantic drama is one of the best Netflix original films coming this spring. It’s inspiring, heartwarming and a coming-of-age story that anyone would love.

Synchronic, April 16

Starring: Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dorman

Two best friends, and paramedics, are called to the scene of several accidents that involve a new party drug. And after one of their daughters disappears, they go on a journey to find the truth behind this new drug.

Why you should watch: This time travel drama is a film that can’t be missed once it reaches Netflix. It has earned quite a few fans for itself in the award show world earning 6 nominations thus far.

Zero, April 21

Starring: Giuseppe Dave Seke, Haroun Fall, Virginia Diop

A teenager who has the power to turn invisible must put aside his dreams to help save his neighborhood.

Why you should watch: It’s an incredible show that will definitely have a cult following once it is released, and it’s a can’t miss for fans of Netflix originals such as “Lupin” and “On My Block”.

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