Streaming platforms are set to release a variety of new series and films throughout March, expanding their content offerings.
The "Netflix Megaphone" effect, a phenomenon where previously aired shows gain renewed popularity and new audiences on the platform, continues to be observed with titles such as "Suits" and "The Rookie."
Additionally, "Person of Interest" is slated to join Netflix on March 1.
Netflix Releases
Vladimir (March 5)
This black comedy stars Rachel Weisz as a 50-something English professor who develops an obsession with a young author, Leo Woodall, after he joins her faculty. John Slattery also features in the series, which is an adaptation of Julia May Jonas's 2022 novel. The production includes instances where Weisz's character addresses the audience directly.
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (March 20)
A feature film that continues the "Peaky Blinders" series. Cillian Murphy reprises his role as Tommy Shelby. Written by Steven Knight, the film is set in 1940 during World War II and also includes Rebecca Ferguson, Barry Keoghan, and Stephen Graham in the cast.
HBO Max Releases
Rooster (March 9)
Steve Carell stars as Greg Russo, a crime novelist who remains at his daughter's university campus during her public divorce. Charly Clive plays his daughter, Katy, and John C. McGinley is also featured. The series was created by Bill Lawrence and Matt Tarses.
DTF St Louis (March 2)
This black comedy features Jason Bateman, Linda Cardellini, and David Harbour. The limited series' narrative begins with the suspicious death of Floyd (Harbour), which is further complicated by the involvement of Floyd’s wife, Carol (Cardellini). Steven Conrad is the creator of the series.
Amazon Prime Video Releases
Scarpetta (March 11)
Nicole Kidman stars as Dr. Kay Scarpetta, the medical examiner from Patricia Cornwell's novel series. The plot involves a new series of murders linked to an earlier case from Scarpetta's career, with Rosy McEwen portraying a younger Kay. Simon Baker, Bobby Cannavale, and Jamie Lee Curtis are also part of the cast. Elizabeth Sarnoff created the series.
Deadloch (March 20)
The second season of the blackly comic murder-mystery returns, with the setting shifting from Tasmania to the Northern Territory. Kate Box and Madeleine Sami reprise their roles as police investigators Dulcie Collins and Eddie Redcliffe. Luke Hemsworth also joins the cast as an animal park operator.
Stan Releases
Gone (March 8)
A six-part psychological thriller from creator George Kay. The disappearance of a woman leads to suspicion falling on her husband, Michael Polly (David Morrissey), who is a principal. Detective Annie Cassidy (Eve Myles) investigates the case.
The Borderline (March 13)
This Canadian crime thriller stars Stephen Amell as local police officer Henry Roland. The series is set in an Ontario town near the US border, which serves as a way-station for illegal shipments. The story involves illegal shipments, a dead body, and a cocaine shipment falling into inexperienced hands. Hamza Haq and Minnie Driver, who portrays a narcotics dispatcher, are also featured.
Apple TV Releases
Imperfect Women (March 18)
A mystery series starring Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington, and Kate Mara. The plot centers on a trio of best friends, where the suspicious death of one friend prompts the remaining two to discover she had a secret life. Corey Stoll and Joel Kinnaman play husbands in the series, which was created by Annie Weisman.