Newcomers to Netflix this week are featured by two greats. The first is the space drama A way starring Hilary Swank, a gripping and emotional drama on an epic scale that celebrates the incredible strides humans can make and the personal sacrifices they must make along the way.

Charlie Kaufman's mind-bending thriller, Oscar winner I think of the end of things who follows a woman who has doubts about her new boyfriend, joins him on a road trip to meet his parents on their isolated farm.

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There is also the dance film Cute (Cuties) who faced several backlashes for its poster and trailer sexualizing young girls, after which Netflix apologized in response to a petition calling for the French film to be removed immediately. The film premiered this year at the Sundance Film Festival and earned director Maïmouna Doucoure a Jury Award for Directing.

Comedy-horror is also down this week The babysitter: Killer Queen starring Bella Thorne, a sequel to the 2017 hit.