Netflix‘s UK release schedule for the remainder of February has been released.
As highlighted by The Independent, the highest-profile release is a documentary on legendary footballer Pelé – aptly titled Pelé.
Jordan Peele’s horror film Us (2019) is also landing on the streaming service in the UK for the first time as is Capone, the critically panned 2020 film starring Tom Hardy.
Tom Hardy as legendary American gangster Al Capone. Credit: Vertical Entertainment
Elsewhere, the fifth series of BBC drama Poldark will be available as will the 2016 Emily Blunt-starring film The Girl On The Train.
See the full schedule below:
Monday, February 22
What Men Want
Tuesday, February 23
Pelé
Brian Regan: On The Rocks
Made You Look: A True Story About Fake Art
Wednesday, February 24
Capone
Canine Intervention
Gunny & George
Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan
Thursday, February 25
High-Rise Invasion
The Call Up
The Invisible
The Jönsson Gang & Dynamite Harry
Friday, February 26
Bigfoot Family
The Girl On The Train
Call Me Crazy
Saturday, February 27
Poldark (series five)
Sunday, February 28
Us
In other Netflix news, the streaming giant is reportedly creating its own documentary focusing on Britney Spears’ life, in a move similar to the one made by Hulu.
According to Bloomberg, Netflix has enlisted filmmaker Erin Lee Carr for the forthcoming documentary.
The news comes shortly after the release of Hulu’s related documentary, Framing Britney Spears, which highlighted the singer’s current conservatorship arrangement and the #FreeBritney movement.
The Hulu documentary, produced in partnership with the New York Times, prompted messages of support from other high-profile artists and a lengthy apology from Justin Timberlake, who had previously dated Spears.
