A new chapter in Netflix's global phenomenon shifts the spotlight to the Bridgerton family's bohemian second son, Benedict. A chance encounter at a lavish masked ball introduces him to a mysterious woman named Sophie Beckett, turning his long-held belief that he'll never marry completely upside down. Once again released in two parts, the season dives deeper into themes of love, class divide, and identity.

“Netflix's biggest release of the month and the most anticipated title of January 2026.”

Based on Emilio Salgari's classic adventure books, this historical series reimagines Sandokan, a brave pirate resisting British colonial settlers, whose unexpected romance with Mariana — the courageous daughter of a British ambassador — forces him to choose between love, fate, and resistance. The eight-episode series combines thrilling romance, tangled politics, and epic action. Premieres January 19th.

“A sweeping, character-driven reinvention of a legendary adventure hero.”

An unsettling Nordic noir crime thriller set on the remote Vieira Peninsula, where young Silas is discovered dead in an isolated cabin. Smart detective Donnie unearths a deeply buried family rivalry fueled by patriarchy, secrets, and a generational feud — but as her inquiry grows personal, a local leader delivers a terrifying ultimatum. Dark, philosophical, and riddled with ethical ambiguity. Premieres January 2nd.

“Classic Scandinavian social criticism wrapped in a tightly wound murder mystery.”

A Netflix original animated series set in early 1900s London, following Riri, an aspiring Japanese graduate who attends a prestigious art academy and becomes fascinated by painting — and caught up in a world of cultural differences, emotional realisation, and surprising relationships. Directed by Kazuto Nakazawa, it is a unique art-driven romance. Premieres January 15th.

“A visually distinctive animated romance that brings a rarely depicted cultural perspective to period London.”

Another Harlan Coben adaptation for Netflix, following a man whose attempt to leave his past behind unravels into a dangerous conspiracy. In the tradition of The Stranger and Stay Close, it delivers exactly the propulsive plotting and escalating reveals that Coben fans expect. Premieres January 1st.

“The ideal January 1st binge: a Harlan Coben page-turner formula that delivers from the first episode.”

Classic mystery gets a modern makeover. Based on Agatha Christie's 1929 novel, this limited series begins at a country house party where a harmless prank takes a deadly turn. Young aristocrat Lady Eileen "Bundle" Brent steps in to uncover the truth behind the murder. Perfect for fans of Knives Out and traditional whodunits, it is a stylish return to classic detective storytelling. Premieres January 15th.

“Elegant, witty, and satisfying — the rare Christie adaptation that earns its prestige.”

A psychological thriller limited series adapted from Alice Feeney's novel, centring on a divorced couple who find themselves on opposite sides of the same murder investigation: she's a journalist, he's a detective, and both believe they know the truth. Tense, twist-heavy, and gripping from the start. Premieres January 8th.

“A cat-and-mouse narrative that keeps viewers guessing all the way to its final revelation.”

A classy Italian crime drama inspired by real events, set in 1970s Rome. Aspiring artist Tony Chichiarelli arrives in the capital seeking creative acceptance but his exceptional skill draws him into a life as an expert forger, entangled with criminal organizations, government lies, and corrupt officials whose power reaches the highest authorities. Directed by Stefano Lovichi, blending crime, psychological suspense, and historical fiction. Premieres January 23rd.

“A stylish true-crime-inspired drama that captures the moral rot beneath Rome's artistic glamour.”

Based on Emily Henry's bestselling novel, this highly anticipated romantic drama follows two longtime friends whose annual summer vacations slowly blur the line between friendship and something far more complicated. Emotional, relatable, and deeply character-driven, the adaptation is expected to resonate strongly with romance readers and younger audiences.

“Emily Henry's most beloved novel finally gets the screen treatment fans have been waiting for.”

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon reunite in this intense crime thriller set inside the Miami Police Department, following a group of officers caught between loyalty and corruption as internal tensions escalate into a dangerous moral reckoning. With major star power and a gritty cinematic tone, it is positioned to be Netflix's most talked-about movie of the month.

“Affleck and Damon together again in a morally complex cop drama is an event in itself.”

A seductive and unsettling erotic thriller directed by Mercedes Bryce Morgan. A couple seeking a romantic escape at a secluded lakefront mansion finds their getaway derailed when a mysterious second couple arrives uninvited. As tensions rise, the film unravels into manipulation, buried secrets, and escalating violence. Stylish, intimate, and psychologically intense.

“A slow-burn psychological thriller for viewers who want something darker and more uncomfortable than the usual January offerings.”

This biographical drama goes beyond Marley's rise to fame to explore the cultural, political, and spiritual impact he had on the world. Set against a backdrop of political unrest and social division, One Love presents a portrait of an artist who used music as a form of resistance, unity, and hope — from his creative process to the message behind his most iconic songs.

“An affecting portrait of one of music's most enduring icons, now streaming on Netflix.”