The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to Netflix in May

Every month, Netflix adds movies and television programs to your library. These are our choices for some of May’s new most promising titles for US subscribers. See Bulletin here.

Season 1 of ‘The Four Seasons’

Start transmitting: May 1

Alda Alda Alda Alda Alda Alda’s “The Four Seasons” is a around three couples whose regular shared vacations are interrupted by a divorce. Tina Fey, Lang Fisher and Tracey Wigfield created this updated version of the film, which examines how marriage dissatisfaction persists even as times change. Fey plays Kate, Grupo’s Persnicket planner, whose marriage to the great university professor Jack (Will Forte) shakes when his friend Nick (Steve Carell) announces that he is bored with his wife, Anne (Kerri Kenney-Silver). The third couple, Danny (Colman Domingo) and Claude (Marco Calvani), seem less stressed, but secretly they also wonder they can lead to the “Aging together” phase of their relationship. Fey and Company put aside the madness of their FIT series “30 Rock” and “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt”, on the other hand, the humor of Findn-To-Anth in medium-sized melancholy.

Season 1 ‘Forever’

Start transmitting: May 8

Adapted from the controversial novel of young people for young adults of 1975 by Judy Blume, “Forever” are two high school students in Los Angeles who are at a party and are among themselves, then they find their romance complicated by the almost constant drama that is adolescence. Lovie Simone plays Keisha, a quarry song star with a bad reputation among some of her classmates. Michael Cooper Jr. plays Justin, a sweet basketball player with a learning disability and demanding parents. Created by Mara Brock Akil (better known by the “Girlfriends” situation comedy) and produced by Regina King, among others, this series is about sex, race, class, classmate pressure and the ups and downs of Los Angeles. (King also directs some episodes). But it is mainly the intensity of young love.

Season 1 of ‘bad thoughts’

Start transmitting: May 13

The comedian and Podcast Tom Segura created this series of comedy of sketches, which takes common scenarios of both pop culture and everyday life and then presents them in its most sick, darker and without apologies “versions” such as: what if a man subjected to a wrong goal … and then had an explosive diarrhea? Goofy Everyman is not afraid to say inappropriate things.

‘Sirens’

Start transmitting: May 22

The playwright Molly Smith Metzler, who previously created the Netflix miniseries nominated for Emmy “Maid” -Apts his own play “Elemeno Pea” for this satirical drama, establishes a busy week. Meghann Fahy plays Devon, a working -class buffalo girl who tires of assuming all the responsibility of her sick father (Bill Camp) and decides to face her separate sister, Simone (Millly Alcock), who has been working as a personal assistant of the Billonada Environmental activist Michaela (Julianne Moore). Metzler and the cast (which also includes Kevin Bacon as the husband of Michaela and Glenn Howton as Simone’s boyfriend) compares the island world, almost as a cult, of the Superrich with the bulge of Devon, who refuses to be educated and clably.

‘Department Q’ Season 1

Start transmitting: May 29

The series of “Nordic Noir” novels of JUSSI ADLER-OLSEN “Department Q” obtains a television adaptation in English, set in Scotland and written and directed by Scott Frank (“The Queen’s Gambit”). Matthew Goode plays Carl Morck, a sullen police detective who is still recovering from a mortal ambush in a crime scene when he has a new professional opportunity: the main investigations of the cold cases chosen by the Rassdis prosecutor), Whosecator), Whosecator Procesa), Whosector’s Endute), WHOESPLIE), WASSEPUTS), WASSEPUTS), Wassplie). The boys won they escape. Morse is associated with Akram Salim. Apple TV+ “Slow Horses” series will recognize some similarities here, in the history of institutional marginalized who only need another opportunity to demonstrate their use.

Also arriving:

May 1
“The biggest fan”

May 2
Season 2 of “Invisible”

May 4
“Conan O’Brien: the Kennedy Center Mark Twain Award for American Humor”

May 5
“Great Britain and Blitz”
“Mighty Monsterwheelies” Season 2

May 6
Season 2 of “The Devil’s Plan”
“Not counted: Shots to the guards”

May 7
Season 2 of the “full speed”
“Last bullet”

May 8
“Blood of Zeus” Season 3
“Eyes of the heart”
“Karol G: Tomorrow was beautiful”

May 9
“Bad influence”
“A mortal American marriage”
“No ace”
“The Royal”

May 11
“ABBA: Against the probabilities”

May 12
Season 1 of “Tise Fleatfle Tuya”

May 13
“Not counted: the hepatic king”

May 14
“American Manhunt: Osama Bin Laden”
“Fred and Rose West: a British horror story”
“Snakes and Ladders” Season 1

May 15
“Bet” Season 1
“Love, Death & Robots” Season 4
Season 1 of “Franklin”
Season 5 of “Pernille”
“Secrets We Keen” Season 1
“Thank you, next” Season 2
“Vini Jr.”

May 16
“Dear Hongrang” Season 1
“Football parents” season 1
“The Quilters”
Season 1 of “Legacy Rotten”

May 20
“Sarah Silverman: Postmortem”
“Not counted: Favre’s fall”

May 21
Season 1 of “recently rich, newly poor”
“Real Men” Season 1
“Sneaking Left: Quotes after dusk” Season 1

May 22
“Tyler Perry’s She The People” Season 1

May 23
“Elite of the Air Force: Thunderbirds”
Season 8 of the “big mouth”
“Fear Street: Queen of graduation dance”
Season 1 of “Forget You Not You”
“OFF Track 2”

May 24
“The wild robot”

May 26
Season 13 of “Cocomelon”
“CASE CASE: Tylenol murders”
“Mike Birbiglia: The Good Life”

May 28
“F1: The Academy” Season 1

May 30
“The heart knows it”
“The game of a widow”