AlloCiné tells you which movies are coming to Netflix in October 2022. Mark your calendars!
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October 19: The School of Good and Evil
Based on the literary series of the same name, School for Good and Evil is a modern fairy tale by Paul Feig (My Best Friends, Emily’s Shadow). For his adaptation, the director brings together a special cast: Kerry Washington, Charlize Theron, Michelle Yeoh, Laurence Fishburne and even Ben Kingsley, who plays with young actresses Sophia Ann Caruso and Sophia Wylie.
The latter will embody the best friends Sophie and Agatha. They find themselves on opposite sides when they are forced into a magical school that trains heroes and villains to maintain the balance between good and evil.
October 26: Killings without orders
Murders Without a Prescription is a heart-wrenching true-life thriller directed by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Tobias Lindholm. The film stars acclaimed actors Jessica Chastain and Eddie Redmayne as Amy and Charlie, two nursing colleagues who bond in a strong and loyal friendship during long nights spent in the hospital.
Amy, a caring nurse and single mother, suffers from a serious heart problem and finds herself put on edge by the grueling night guards at the intensive care unit where she works. Fortunately, he eventually finds help from a caring and compassionate new colleague, Charlie.
When a series of mysterious patient deaths begin, the investigation makes Charlie the prime suspect. Amy is forced to risk her life and the safety of her children to uncover the truth.
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October 7: American Girl
Adapted from Jessica Knoll’s New York Times bestseller of the same name, American Girl is a heart-wrenching thriller that tells the unlikely story of Annie Fannell, a tongue-tied New Yorker who seems to have everything for happiness: preferred editing. A position at a famous magazine, a wardrobe to die for and a dream wedding planned in Nantucket.
But when a documentary film director invites her to tell her version of a terrifying incident during her teenage years at the prestigious Brantley High School, Annie must face a dark truth that threatens the life she’s built so much. effort. American Girl marks Mila Kunis’ big return to fiction. Starring Finn Wittrock, Ciara Aurelia, Connie Britton and Scott McNair.
October 19: Stranger
In the Un Certain Regard section of the Cannes Film Festival, The Stranger is coming to Netflix. Thomas M. This is Wright’s first mystery film directed by actors Joel Edgerton and Sean Harris.
This duo portrays two strangers who meet. One leads the other to a huge and powerful criminal organization, offering him to redeem himself after his violent past and start anew.
program of the month
All other releases of the month
October 1: Reduction (Catalogue)
October 1: The Exorcist – The Beginning (Catalogue)
October 1: The Exorcist III (Catalogue)
October 1: Baby Boss (Catalogue)
October 1: Scary Movie 2 (Catalog)
October 1: Minority Report (Catalogue)
October 1: Paranormal Activity 2 (Catalogue)
October 1: Paranormal Activity 5 (Catalogue)
October 1: All On Stage (Catalogue)
October 5: Mr. Harrigan’s phone
October 5: One Star at a Time
October 5: Togo
October 5: Pupil (Catalogue)
October 5: Downton Abbey the Movie (Catalogue)
October 7: Jeffrey Dahmer – Self-Portrait of a Murderer
October 7: Redeem Team – Bounce Back Together
October 7: Seniors
October 9: Papicha (catalogue)
October 9: Ma (Catalogue)
October 10: White as Snow (Catalogue)
October 11: For better and forgery
October 13: Spider-Man: Far From Home (Catalogue)
October 14: Evil Spirit of Halloween
October 19: 30 Days of Night (Catalogue)
October 21: Girl of the 20th Century
October 26: coup of Mussolini
October 26: The Fugitive: The Strange Case of Carlos Ghosn
October 27: Cici
October 27: Beyond the Universe
October 28: Nothing new in the West
October 28: Wendell & Wild
Source: allocine
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