'Turning Point 9/11' and other new releases on Netflix, Amazon, HBO, Disney+ in September

A timely look at the history behind this tragic event with personal stories and expert opinions. From the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan to the Taliban to the attacks, this series covers everything in two very clear stages: the world before 9/11 and the world left after it.

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Kay Cannon's musical version of the classic fairy tale, starring Camila Cabello, Idina Menzel, Minnie Driver, Nicholas Galitzine, Billy Porter and Pierce Brosnan. The remake is a modern jump from the original where now the lead character is a fashion designer and the focus is on the question, 'Do we really need a Prince Charming?'

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The gang has been in the Bank of Spain for 100 hours now and the Professor is in danger. What's worse, a new enemy is approaching: the army. With two new major characters set to join the cast, the new season is set to be first-class. In fact, the last season ranked in Netflix's top 10 most watched around the world upon release.

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In the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks in the United States, a lawyer must try to determine the monetary value of the lives that were lost. An almost impossible task that will teach him a great lesson in empathy. Based on real events, this film stars Michael Keaton, Stanley Tucci and Amy Ryan.

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The extraordinary friendship between Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali grew out of a chance meeting and broke under the weight of mistrust and changing ideals. This look at an unlikely friendship is produced by the multi-award winning Simon Chinn, Jonathan Chinn and Kenya Barris.

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The final season in the Lucifer franchise. How will it end? No one is really sure yet but what we do know, thanks to the actors revealing in interviews, that its going to be a tear-jerker. Producer of the show, Joe Henderson said we can expect “Bittersweet endings, tears and joy and a fitting goodbye to the characters we love so much.”

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This horror and suspense film is one of the most anticipated releases by "The Conjuring" fans, because it is directed by the same James Wan. The story will follow Madison, a woman who dreams of murders. Her life turns complicated when she discovers that these visions are real events that she can see for some unknown reason.

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In the film, which stars Sydney Sweeney, Justice Smith and Ben Hardy, a couple move into their dream flat and don't know just how far they push things when they start spying on their neighbours. What started as a game turns into an obsession that will have serious consequences.

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A fascinating mix of true crime and comedy, this four part, new investigative docu series looks at the explosive growth of this American clothing company. How? Delve into the marketing pyramid schemes behind the success and find out.

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Lilly (played by Melissa McCarthy) must discover her need to keep going and giving her life worth after suffering a tragic loss. The little starling that comes to nestle by her window is not that trigger. At first. However, after becoming pretty much obsessed with killing the bird, she confronts her problems.

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A hilarious show that follows comedian Jack Whitehall and his 'stuffy' father on trips around the globe. The pair definitely don't see eye-to-eye on many things and it makes for fantastic television.

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Amateur bakers with experience that doesn't exactly fill your boots with confidence seek to create masterpieces for a big cash prize. So really this is part reality show, part disaster waiting to happen.

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Documentary that explores the life of Michael Schumacher and his 'multilayered personalities'. The film shows the Formula 1 icon from Karting in Kerpen to his retirement from racing in 2012, then the tragic story of how he suffered severe injuries in a skiing accident in 2013, from which he continues to recover from at home.

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As word spreads about the lessons learned at Otis's school, a new headmistress seeks to control the unruly group of students. Asa Butterfield, aka Otis, tweeted, "Lemme just say, you lot aren’t ready for season 3, trust me."

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Inspired by a true story, "Everybody's Talking About Jamie" is an adaptation of the award-winning musical of the same name. Max Harwood, Richard E. Grant and Sharon Horgan star in the film. The film depicts the life of Jamie, a young man who dreams of becoming a drag queen, but who will have to overcome many obstacles and prejudices in order to do so.

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Just as Marvel have gone into 2D animation with 'What if...?', the Star Wars franchise has followed in its footsteps. It will comprise of 9 short anime-style films, giving a completely different cultural perspective to the 'Star Wars' we know today.

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Each member of the Doom Patrol suffered a horrific accident that gave them superhuman abilities, but also left them scarred and disfigured. They turned into a band of super-powered monsters fighting for a world that really wants nothing to do with them. This side of the Atlantic, the series airs on StarzPlay, which can be accessed via Amazon Prime Video or the Apple TV app. Seasons one and two are already currently available to view on StarzPlay.

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Equestria is divided. But one heroine, Sunny, believes that Earth Ponies, Pegasi and Unicorns should be friends. And, setting off on a mighty gallop, she's going all out to prove it.

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