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New Documentaries on Netflix in January 2021 Estimated reading time: 4 minutes Happy New Year, documentary lovers! Welcome to your first documentary drop of 2021. Here’s your rundown on all the new documentaries and docu-series coming to Netflix throughout January 2021. With many of us still stuck at home for the foreseeable future, the twelve new documentaries landing on Netflix US this month will help keep us entertained. Grab your coziest blankets, stock up on snacks, and settle down with one (or more) of the great titles below. Note: This list covers all the titles landing on Netflix US...

Cast: Omar Sy, Vincent Londez, Shirine Boutella, Nicole Garcia, Antoine Gouy Based on the popular adventures of Arsène Lupin, Netflix’s adaptation is perfect for any fan of author Marice LeBlanc’s work. The gentleman thief Assene Diop is on a mission to avenge his father after injustice was inflicted upon him by a wealthy family. Most Popular Movies & TV Series on Netflix Canada: January 8th, 2021 We Can Be Heroes hasn’t had the same impact on Canadian subscribers as other regions, so for now Robin Hood remains top. As for TV series, 8 out of the top ten are Netflix Originals, where B...

The Winx Saga. Image via Netflix Lockdown can only mean one thing – more Netflix binges! The streaming service has announced a host of new titles just in time for our prime binge month. Noteworthy titles like Cobra Kai: Season 3, The Winx Saga, The Dig, Pieces of a Woman and The White Tiger have all recently been added. Here’s a full list of all that’s new to Netflix in January: Original TV Series Cobra Kai: Season 3 – 1st January The Circle – 1st January Dream Home Makeover: Season 2 – 1st January Monarca: Season 2 – 1st January ¡Nailed It! México: Season 3 – 5th January

Tony Parker documentary about life in France and with Spurs now streaming on Netflix ‘Tony Parker: The Final Shot’ features interviews with Tim Duncan, Kobe Bryant, other NBA greats Updated:  Tags:  Former San Antonio Spurs guard Tony Parker, front center, is congratulated by former teammates, from left, David Robinson, Tim Duncan and Manu Ginobili, seated, during Parker's retirement ceremony after the team's NBA basketball game against the Memphis Grizzlies in San Antonio, Monday, Nov. 11, 2019. (AP Photo/Eric Gay) (Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.) SAN ANTONIO...

Copy to Clipboard Tony Parker of the San Antonio Spurs (Getty Images) Last year, Michael Jordan and his Chicago Bulls became the cynosure of all eyes across the world with ESPN and Netflix's riveting sports docuseries, 'The Last Dance'. The success spawned more basketball documentaries over the next few months and come January 6, Netflix will present the life and times of another famed NBA legend, Tony Parker, the San Antonio Spurs man who was instrumental in the team's NBA Championship-winning runs between 2003 and 2014. By the time he hung up his basketball sneakers in 2019, Parker had stac...