This September on Netflix there are several big premieres hitting the platform. From tear jerkers to sports documentaries and engaging animation, there’s no shortage of entertainment on the world’s biggest streaming platform.

Here’s what’s streaming on Netflix this September.

How To Make Millions Before Grandma Dies

Premiering 12 September.

You’ve shed no small amount of tears when it was shown in the cinema; now you can cry in the comfort of your own home with this tear jerker. The Thai family drama centres on a college dropout who decides to care for his ailing grandmother with hopes of earning her affection and ultimately, her inheritance.

Officer Black Belt

Premiering 13 September.

For action with a comedic twist, Kim Woo-bin takes on the mantle of a righteous martial arts expert in Officer Black Belt, where he teams up with a probation officer to fight and prevent crime as a martial arts officer.

Twilight of the Gods

Premiering 19 September.

Zack Snyder unleashes a bold and bloody vision of Norse mythology in this adult animated series about a warrior with an axe to grind against the gods.

His Three Daughters

Premiering 20 September.

Three estranged sisters reunite in their ailing father’s New York City apartment during his final days. Natasha Lyonne, Elizabeth Olsen and Carrie Coon star in this affecting drama from writer-director Azazel Jacobs.

Mr. McMahon

Premiering 25 September

Mr. McMahon chronicles the rise and fall of Vince McMahon, controversial businessman and co-founder of WWE. From his transformation of the WWE from a small, regional business into a global entertainment powerhouse to the explosive sexual misconduct allegations that led to his eventual resignation, this six-episode series offers a deep dive into McMahon’s life and his enduring franchise.

Gyeongseong Creature: Season 2

Premiering 27 September.

Park Seo-joon and Han So-hee return in the second season of Gyeongseong Creature: Season 2, extending its narrative from the tumultuous spring of 1945 to the bustling streets of modern-day Seoul. 78 years after the horrific events in Gyeongseong, a twist of fate brings the duo together again when Chae-ok encounters Ho-jae, a man who bears an uncanny resemblance to Tae-sang, in the present day.

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