La La Land To Call Me By Your Name: Your Guide To Netflix's Departures In February 2024

As February begins, Netflix subscribers in India should be prepared for a wave of content departures from the platform. With the arrival of the second month of 2024, several shows and movies are set to bid farewell to Netflix. Seize the opportunity and maximise your viewing experience before they are gone. Below, we have highlighted the top five movies and series that you should consider watching one last time.

‘La La Land’

Amid the enchanting dreamscape of Los Angeles, Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone seamlessly embody the characters Sebastian and Mia in La La Land. Damien Chazelle's masterful direction enhances their dynamic performances, creating a harmonious blend with the film's vibrant visuals and captivating music. This cinematic masterpiece goes beyond traditional boundaries, presenting a journey where the distinction between dreams and reality becomes hazy, fuelled by the unbridled pursuit of both love and ambition. Ensure you catch this cinematic gem one last time before it departs on February 1, 2024.

‘Call Me By Your Name’

In the year 2017, Timothee Chalamet's stellar potential shone brightly in 'Call Me by Your Name,' Luca Guadagnino’s poignant LGBTQ coming-of-age romance. Set against the backdrop of the summer of 1983 in Northern Italy, the film follows teenager Elio Perlman (Chalamet), who spends his days leisurely reading and socialising with friends. Elio's father (Michael Stuhlbarg) invites Oliver (Armie Hammer), a charming 24-year-old grad student, to intern with him.

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As the weeks unfold, Elio and Oliver's bond deepens, blossoming from a friendship into a romantic entanglement. While all summer flings must eventually end, the impact of what transpires between Elio and Oliver resonates profoundly, forever altering Elio's life. Don't miss the chance to savour this endearing romantic movie before it bids farewell to Netflix on February 1, 2024.

‘Zig And Sharko’

'Zig & Sharko' is an animated TV series created by Xilam Animation. The storyline centres around the comical escapades of Zig, a hyena, and Sharko, a shark, as they embark on a series of humorous schemes and adventures. The narrative frequently involves Marina, a mermaid, who becomes the focal point of Zig's relentless endeavours to capture and consume her. The show unfolds with a blend of laughter and mischief, creating an entertaining and light-hearted animated experience for viewers.

‘Sons Of The Caliphate’

'Sons of the Caliphate' is a Nigerian television drama series that delves into the intricate web of power dynamics, political manoeuvering, and familial ties prevalent within the elite class in Northern Nigeria. At its core, the show unfolds the narratives of three affluent and influential friends – Farida, Nuhu, and Diko. Despite hailing from diverse backgrounds, these characters share a profound and enduring friendship. The series skillfully navigates through the complexities of their lives, offering viewers a glimpse into the multifaceted worlds of the characters and the societal intricacies they navigate.

‘Babylon Berlin’

'Babylon Berlin' is a German (food famous in Germany) television series that fits into the genres of crime, drama, and historical fiction. Adapted from the novels by Volker Kutscher, the show unfolds in Berlin during the late 1920s, a time characterised by political volatility, economic struggles, and cultural transformations.

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The storyline revolves around Gereon Rath, a police detective originally from Cologne, who is reassigned to Berlin to probe an extortion case. In the bustling city, Rath finds himself immersed in a labyrinth of political machinations, criminal undertakings, and a convoluted conspiracy. The series intricately weaves together elements of historical events and fictional narratives, providing viewers with a gripping portrayal of the challenges and complexities of the era.

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