Let's take a look at the most anticipated Netflix new releases in February 2021.

The final part of the popular rom-com Netflix, a documentary about football, a series from the creators of 'Dark', and projects with Tom Hanks, Zendaya, and Rosamund Pike.

Space Sweepers

Premiere: February 5

South Korean sci-fi. The year 2092. The crew of a space debris collection ship roams the universe. A beautiful captain, a perpetual pauper, a seasoned astronaut, and a robot one day find a seemingly harmless humanoid robot child, which turns out to be a weapon of mass destruction.

Malcolm & Marie

Premiere: February 5

A film conceived, shot, and fully edited during the pandemic by Sam Levinson. Malcolm and Marie, played by Zendaya and John David Washington, are a young couple with a complicated relationship. A very personal story from the director about how a few small events can have huge consequences.

News of the World

Premiere: February 10

A gritty western by Paul Greengrass starring Tom Hanks. The main character is an aging captain, Jefferson Kyle Kidd, who travels from town to town telling news from around the world, stories about kings and presidents, wars and cataclysms. On his path, he meets ten-year-old Johanna, who was kidnapped and raised by Native Americans. Kidd agrees to help Johanna, and they set off together to find her home. Critics predict the film will receive one of the major Oscar nominations.

To All the Boys: Always and Forever

Premiere: February 12

The continuation and finale of the popular rom-com about Lara Jean and Peter Kavinsky. It's their senior year of high school, which means new complications for the couple: college applications, a trip to New York, and plans for their future life.

The Crew

Premiere: February 15

Kevin James returns to the screen with a new sitcom: this time he plays the crew chief of a NASCAR team at a difficult time for the company, when the owner retires and leaves the business to his daughter. And the daughter is not against changing everything. Witty and original jokes are promised.

Behind Her Eyes

Premiere: February 17

A psychological thriller based on the novel by Sarah Pinborough, where a single mother named Louise (Simona Brown) falls in love with her psychologist boss (Tom Bateman). After that, she also becomes friends with his wife and finds herself drawn into a world where everything seems not quite what it appears to be.

Tribes of Europa

Premiere: February 19

German post-apocalypse. Again. A sci-fi series from the creators of the popular series 'Dark', where Europe has been divided into different tribes after a massive catastrophe. In 2074, three siblings are separated but try to change the dark fate of the entire continent through a powerful cube.

I Care a Lot

Premiere: February 19

Star of 'Gone Girl' Rosamund Pike tries her hand at a comedic thriller about a con artist. The court appoints her as guardian to many elderly people, and she uses loopholes to deceive and rob her wards. But one day she gets caught up in an interesting story. Among the stars in the film, you can also see Peter Dinklage, Eiza González, and Chris Messina.

Pelé

Premiere: February 23

Netflix is famous for its sports documentaries. This month, we will learn the story of the iconic footballer who became a superstar and world champion. Interviews, archival footage, and the best episodes from his life — all this is expected in the new documentary film.