Spring is starting in full force on Netflix, which brings some of the most anticipated releases of the year to March 2026. From sequels to cult productions, to provocative mini-series, music documentaries and live events, the platform offers a varied program suitable for fans of intense dramas as well as those of comedies or documentaries.
Tommy Shelby returns. The sequel to “Peaky Blinders” opens the month
The headliner of the month is without a doubt “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man”, the film that continues the story of the famous Birmingham clan. Set in 1940, in the midst of war, Thomas Shelby returns for a decisive confrontation with both his rivals and his own demons. For fans of the British series, the production marks an intense and dark new chapter.
Also in March, the universe of maritime adventure from “One Piece – Season 2” (from March 10). Luffy and the crew of the Straw Hat Pirates set sail for the Great Current, where stronger opponents and mysterious islands await. The series inspired by the famous manga promises spectacular confrontations and a higher stake than in the first season.
“Vladimir”, the provocative miniseries of the month
Another important first is “Vladimir”, from March 5, a psychological thriller with erotic accents, starring Rachel Weisz and Leo Woodall. The story follows a teacher whose life begins to unravel with the appearance of a charismatic colleague, triggering a spiral of obsession and desire. The miniseries is based on the acclaimed novel by Julia May Jonas and explores themes of power, seduction and moral boundaries.
New seasons for beloved series
Fans of romantic dramas get a new chapter of “Virgin River – Season 7” (from March 12), where newlyweds Mel and Jack try to fulfill their dream of adopting a child, while their past continues to influence their present.
Other notable returns include:
- “Love Is Blind: Sweden” – Season 3with new couples and new dramas;
- “Heartbreak High” – Season 3, which brings chaos and upheavals to the senior year of high school;
- the police series Jo Nesbo’s Detective Holecentered on ritualistic crimes investigated in Oslo.
In addition, subscribers can rewatch the series in its entirety The Mentalistavailable from March 1.
Live music and events
March also comes with a gift for k-pop fans: the band’s live concert BTS – The Comeback Live | Arirangbroadcast on March 21. The event is complemented by a documentary about the band’s reunion and the story of the new album.
Also in the music section, the documentary stands out The Rise of the Red Hot Chili Peppers: Our Brother, Hilleldedicated to the early days of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Hillel Slovak’s impact on the band’s identity.
In the sports-entertainment area, the gala WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 it goes live on March 1st.
New films and Romanian productions
In terms of films, the month brings productions such as “War Machine”an action thriller with a military stake, but also dramas such as ““Strangers in the Park” or “53 Sundays”, centered on strained relationships and family secrets.
The Romanian public also has access to two local titles: “Race”, about the world of illegal racing, and comedy “Full-Time Dad” (from March 26), with Alex Bogdan and Raluca Aprodu, which follows the chaos in the life of a father left alone at home with the baby.
Documentation and licensed titles
For lovers of true stories, March brings documentaries such as “The Dinosaurs”, a foray into the 165 million years of dinosaur existence, but also productions about crimes, controversial online networks or judicial investigations.
In addition, in the category of licensed titles, well-known films such as return to the platform Lady Bird, Sleepy Hollow, 27 Dresses or the animation Shark Tale.
