11 film and series highlights in September

In September, the Netflix hit series ‘Sex Education’ returns for a final season. Apple TV+ includes a new season of “The Morning Show” starring Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon. You can find these and other film and series highlights in September here.

Eric and Otis face a new challenge: their first day of college. But since everything is very different from what they are used to from Moordale High. Her former classmates also have to reorient themselves and adapt to the less competitive university. Meanwhile, Maeve makes her dream come true in the United States, where she studies to be a writer at a renowned school.

The final season begins on September 21.

Bean wants to free Dreamland from her mother, Queen Dagmar. To do this, she must prevent a prophecy that predicts she will kill someone she loves. Bean, Elfo and Luci must confront Satan, a headless corpse, an evil scientist and their most terrifying challenge: their true destiny.

The fifth and final season will be available from September 1.

“Dear Child” begins where other thrillers end: with a rescue. Lena lives with her two children in a remote house, where they have to follow strict rules: they eat their meals, go to the toilet and go to bed at precisely prescribed times. They do what he tells them to do. One day Lena manages to escape and she and her daughter are seriously injured and taken to the hospital. The true scope of the nightmare only becomes clear when Lena’s parents, who have been searching for their daughter for thirteen years, arrive at the hospital.

The thriller can be viewed from September 7.

Bertie Gregory travels the world to show the daily life of animals like never before. Under extreme conditions and with the latest technology, he tries to bring the animal challenges closer to the spectators.

The National Geographic series will run from September 13.

US Marshal Raylan Givens arrives in Detroit, where he meets Clement Mansell – also known as ‘The Oklahoma Wilman’. Mansell is a violent sociopath who has already slipped through the fingers of the Detroit Police Department and has no intention of being caught by Givens.

The series is rated 16+ and is Available September 6 on Disney Plus.

In the Mediterranean, brutal submarine warfare continues to escalate and intrigue and secrets spread in Berlin – resistance to the Nazis is growing. The fourth season shifts the locations to Berlin and Italy. In addition to the dramatic escalation of the Second World War, the involvement of the Nazi regime and the Catholic Church is also discussed.

The fourth season starts on September 23.

In the fifth season of the Sons of Anarchy spin-off Mayans MC, Manny’s death affects the group. EZ will do anything to avenge Manny’s death. This is where Isaac comes into play, who represents a major opponent for EZ.

Season 5 will be available on September 12.

The spin-off ‘The Boys’ revolves around the first generation of superheroes who know Compound V and know that their powers have been injected. These young, competitive heroes will test their physical and moral limits as they compete for the coveted top spot at the academy. In doing so, they discover that the difference between good and evil is not as clear-cut as they once thought.

The series begins on September 29.

In the new season of “The Morning Show,” a tech titan shows interest in UBA. When the future of the network comes into question, everyone is forced to confront their core values ​​– both inside and outside the team.

The third season can be viewed from September 13.

Master detective Hercule Poirot enjoys his retirement in Venice. One evening he reluctantly attends a séance in an abandoned palazzo that is said to be haunted. But then one of the guests is murdered and Poirot finds himself in the middle of a world full of shadows and mysteries.

Theatrical release is September 14.

In a small fishing village in West Africa, people live deeply rooted in their own culture. However, harmony is threatened when two sisters must fight to save their people and restore the glory of their goddess, the Mother of Water. When a boy dies, the existence of the goddess is questioned.

Theatrical release is on September 21.