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What’s new on Netflix: May 24-28

Check out the latest shows on the streaming platform

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 23 May 2021 3:00PM

What’s new on Netflix: May 24-28
'Eden'. – Netflix pic, May 23, 2021

A LONE human survivor makes her way through a world solely inhabited by AI robots in an anime film the whole family can enjoy, while a pair of next-door neighbours make it their mission to stay out of each other’s way in a quirky K-drama.

Plus, settle in on your couch for the final week of May with some brand new documentaries and the return of some of your favourite TV shows! 

MUST WATCH

'Eden', streaming on May 27

Watch the official teaser trailer below

Created by Justin Leach (‘Ghost in the Shell 2’), Yasuhiro Irie (‘Fullmetal Alchemist’) directs the story of robots raising the last human child.

Release date 24/5/2021

'Mad for Each Other' – Netflix Original Series 

Bothered to realise they are next-door neighbours and share a psychiatrist, a man and a woman find it's impossible to stay out of each other's way.

 'Mad For Each Other'. – Netflix pic
'Mad For Each Other'. – Netflix pic

Release date 26/5/2021

'Nail Bomber: Manhunt' – Netflix Original Documentaries

This documentary tells the story of the 1999 London bombings that targeted minorities, and the race to find the far-right extremist behind them.

'Nail Bomber: Manhunt'. – Netflix pic
'Nail Bomber: Manhunt'. – Netflix pic

'High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America' – Netflix Original Documentaries

From rice and okra to mac and cheese, African American cuisine has left its mark on the nation's food scene. Stephen Satterfield charts its impact.

'High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America'. – Netflix pic
'High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America'. – Netflix pic

Release date 27/5/2021

'Ragnarok: Season 2' – Netflix Original Series 

Mythical chaos and environmental disaster loom as Magne looks for help in his fight against colossal foes and contends with his unmanageable brother.

'Ragnarok: Season 2'. – Netflix pic
'Ragnarok: Season 2'. – Netflix pic

'Blue Miracle' – Netflix Film

To save their cash-strapped orphanage, a man and his crew of young charges team up with a gruff boat captain for a lucrative sport fishing competition.

Date Release 28/5/2021

'The Kominsky Method: Season 3' – Netflix Original Series 

A new chapter unfolds for Sandy as he deals with a difficult loss, a daunting financial obligation, an important reunion and a major career boost.

'The Kominsky Method: Season 3'. – Netflix pic
'The Kominsky Method: Season 3'. – Netflix pic

'Lucifer: Season 5 Part 2' – Netflix Original Series

Lucifer makes a tumultuous return to the land of the living in hopes of making things right with Chloe. A devil’s work is never done. – The Vibes, May 23, 2021

'Lucifer: Season 5 Part 2'. – Netflix pic
'Lucifer: Season 5 Part 2'. – Netflix pic

* All titles and dates are subject to change

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