The Netflix offer for children and families is enriched: many new features including music, adventures and dinosaurs.
From September 10 comes the first season of "Julie and the Phantoms"musical series, starring high school student Julie (Madison Reyes) heartbroken after the loss of her mother. When the ghosts of three incredible 1995 musicians (Charlie Gillespie, Jeremy Shada, Owen Patrick Joyner) suddenly appear in her mother's old music studio, Julie's inner world awakens and she recovers the inspiration needed to return to singing. and compose songs. More and more taken by the friendship with the three artists. From Emmy-winning director and choreographer © Kenny Ortega (High School Musical, Descendants) Julie and the Phantoms is the new musical series about how to deal with the ups and downs of life, pursue your dreams and discover the power of your voice.
From September 18th it's time for dinoasuri with "Jurassic World: New Adventures", an animation series set in the timeline of the movie "Jurassic World". Here the protagonists are teenagers trapped in a new adventure field.
As the events of the film unfold and dinosaurs are unleashed all over the island, the boys realize that their survival depends only on themselves and their companions. The series is produced by, among others, Frank Marshall, Colin Trevorrow and Steven Spielberg .
October 23 is the turn of "Over the Moon - The Fantastic World of Lunaria" original animated feature film directed by Oscar-winning animator and director Glen Keane. A brilliant little girl, driven by determination and a passion for science, builds a spaceship to go to the moon and prove the existence of the legendary goddess who lives there. A musical adventure, a hymn to the acceptance of unexpected news and the power of the imagination. News is also coming for the pre-school audience. For the little ones who already explore life in Bumperton Hills with the fun Go! Go! Cory Carson and follow the adventures of Chico Bon Bon: The ingenious monkey always ready to solve any problem together with his team, a new season arrives dedicated to little Zoey, or the superheroine StarBeam (from 8 September), once again committed to protect the city from eccentric enemies and funny disasters. Also starting Mighty Express (from 22 September), a new series set in a playful world crossed far and wide by railway tracks where a team of locomotives and their little friends guarantee deliveries, whatever the cost. In September, the adventures of the famous Baby Boss also return, with the new feature film Baby Boss: Baby Hunt! (from September 1st), a fun interactive special where children can complete Baby Corp. missions to find their calling in the greatest aptitude test of all time.
A wide offer for the pre-teen audience. Many stories dedicated to all those kids who have a dream to realize. Like April, the talented protagonist of the feature film Feel the Beat who, having failed an audition on Broadway, returns to her hometown and reluctantly agrees to coach a team of clumsy girls in view of an important competition. Or like the enterprising girls of the series inspired by the famous book series of the same name The Babysitter Club, which follows the friendship and adventures of a group of girls and the group of babysitters they created. Until the 15-year-old scientist, robotics genius, who gives the name to the comedy series Ashley Garcia: Even geniuses fall in love and who explores the unknown side of modern teenagers after moving to the funny Uncle Victor to pursue a career in a prestigious company. For those who dream of having extraordinary powers, Raising Dion follows the story of Nicole who, after being widowed, is committed to solving the mystery of the superpowers that her son has developed.
