Netflix is adding six crime dramas and war films to its catalogue this November, headlined by The Mosquito Bowl, a new World War 2 epic based on a true story, and Trinity, a thriller from the creator of Line of Duty and Bodyguard.
The Mosquito Bowl
The streaming giant's new WW2 blockbuster follows four American university football stars who enlist in the Marines after the attack on Pearl Harbour. The titular football match they play while preparing for the Battle of Okinawa becomes famous. The Mosquito Bowl will be released on Netflix on November 25.
Trinity
Fans of Line of Duty and Bodyguard can expect a new thriller from the same creator, Jed Mercurio. All seven episodes of Trinity drop on December 1. In the series, an American naval officer (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) is drawn into a top-secret program. She is caught between supporting the Secretary of Defence (Richard Madden)'s strategy to prevent World War 3 and exposing his secret agenda.
Gangster Squad
Gangster Squad features Los Angeles police officers and detectives, played by Ryan Gosling and Josh Brolin, assigned to bring down Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn), a ruthless mob boss. The star-studded crime thriller returned to Netflix on November 5.
Black Doves
This spy thriller starring Keira Knightley has just released its second series. Knightley plays an undercover spy married to a politician. Her secret identity is threatened when her lover is murdered by London's underworld. The latest series debuted on November 5.
Heist
Master jewel thief Joe Moore (Gene Hackman) is blackmailed by his longtime partner (Danny DeVito) into taking one last job: robbing a Swiss cargo plane full of gold. Netflix added the 2001 crime drama to its catalogue on November 1.
