Netflix is set to premiere a new crime drama titled "Unabomber" in September 2026. The original film, starring Jacob Tremblay as a young Ted Kaczynski and Russell Crowe, delves into the transformation of the Harvard University prodigy into the domestic terrorist known as the Unabomber.
The series will utilize a dual timeline structure, juxtaposing Kaczynski's college years and the psychological studies he underwent with the FBI's 17-year manhunt for him. This approach aims to provide a comprehensive study of his formative past and his deadly campaign of terrorism.
In addition to "Unabomber," Netflix's September 2026 slate includes "Best of the Best," a comedy featuring Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and Priyanka Kedia. The film follows two childhood best friends as they navigate the competitive world of a UCLA Bollywood-fusion dance team vying for the U.S. Championship.
Another notable release is "Turning Point: Generation 9/11," a documentary commemorating the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks. It features firsthand accounts from those impacted by the events and their aftermath, including children orphaned by the attacks, journalists who covered the events, and individuals affected by the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
The streaming service will also add "Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Again?" which continues the franchise with a focus on the destination wedding of Marcus and Angela's daughter. The gathering of loved ones brings rising tensions and relationship questions.
For sports documentary enthusiasts, "Untold Mr. T: I Pity The Fool" will explore the life and legacy of the 1980s icon Mr. T, featuring archival footage and interviews. Additionally, "Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly" will offer the perspective of Rachael Gunn on her unconventional Olympic breakdancing performance that gained viral attention.
The French comedy-drama series "Call My Agent!" returns in film form with "Call My Agent! The Movie." Set five years after the closure of the ASK talent agency, the story follows Andréa Martel as she reunites her former team to save a project when her lead actor drops out.
Dark comedy "Go Team!" centers on the employees of Tío Mochales, a once-leading Spanish cheese producer now on the brink of ruin. A teambuilding retreat to the company's founding village uncovers impending layoffs, leading to a chaotic trip.
Comedian Stavros Halkias's second Netflix special, "Uncle Stav," will offer his signature unfiltered takes and wit, touching on life, the American healthcare system, and more.
Finally, "Fito Páez: The World Within a Song" provides an intimate look at the Argentine Latin rock musician's life through a year of rehearsals, recordings, and performances across continents, also exploring his formative years.
The documentary "Mononoke The Movie: Chapter Ⅲ – The Curse of the Serpent" concludes the supernatural horror anime film trilogy, following the Medicine Seller as he confronts a dangerous spirit.
These releases are part of Netflix's September 2026 streaming lineup, offering a variety of genres including crime drama, comedy, documentary, and anime.