Anatomy of a Fall stars Sandra Hüller as a woman charged with murdering her husband (Samuel Theis). The trial includes a recording of their argument before he died — the courtroom’s jury hears the audio and reads a transcript, but the movie’s viewer is dropped into the scene to get their own intimate glimpse of this complicated marriage.
“You’re incapable of facing your ambitions and you resent me for it, but I’m not the one who put you where you are — I’ve nothing to do with it,” she shouts at him. “You choose to sit on the sidelines because you’re afraid. … And now, you wake up at 40, needing someone to blame. You’re the one to blame.”
Consider this warning from the 2023 psychological drama when deciding how to prioritize the movies and shows leaving Netflix in September. The departing batch also includes the Oscar-winning movies Poor Things and Bombshell, the romantic dramas Redeeming Love and The Fault in Our Stars, and the sci-fi series Black Lightning and Orphan Black.
Don’t be afraid — there’s still time to watch these films and series before they go. Stream every episode of the sitcoms Girlfriends and Lopez vs. Lopez. Transport yourself to the center of the country music scene with six seasons of Nashville, or travel back in time to the Roman Republic with four seasons of Spartacus. Jump in the ring with all six Rocky movies and the entire Creed trilogy. Gather the whole family together and get a head start on spooky season with Goosebumps, Scooby-Doo, and Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed.
Remember, if you don’t catch these movies and shows in time, you’ll have no one to blame but yourself.
Make sure to watch all these titles — and plenty more — before they leave Netflix in the US in September.
When an author is charged with murdering her husband, her only witness is her young son, whose limited vision causes the court to question the truth.
