Tamara Trottner’s childhood abduction story inspired Netflix’s No One Saw Us Leave, revealing her trauma, survival, and powerful true story.

Netflix is brewing another new show titled Kennedy, starring Michael Fassbender as Joseph Kennedy Sr. The show is being compared with The Crown and is described as the American version of it.

Welcome to your weekly rundown of everything new on Netflix for the week ending October 24th, 2025. It’s been a quieter week, although there’s been some major new releases on the movie and TV side of things. Below, we’ll take a look at all 27 new releases, pick out some highlights, and cover what’s been trending in the US top 10s.

Netflix has announced its upcoming historical drama, “Kennedy,” led by Academy Award-winning actor Michael Fassbender as the titular family’s patriarch, Joe Kennedy. The eight-episode series, which details the rise of an American political dynasty, was inspired by Fredrik Logevall’s biography “JFK: Coming of Age in the American Century, 1917-1956.”

In a competitive situation, Netflix has landed 'Black Hole,' based on Charles Burns’ bestselling graphic novels, giving it a straight to series order.

In one of the most disturbing documentaries released in the last few years, “Tell Them You Love” centers around a white Rutgers University professor and her controversial “relationship” with a Black, non-verbal man with cerebral palsy. Prepare to be equal parts outraged at this woman’s narrative and horrified at how things all played out.

The Netflix thriller No One Saw Us Leave (Nadie nos vio partir) has been in the spotlight not only due to its wonderful plot but also due to its selected soundtrack.

A new compelling Netflix drama has shot to the top of the streaming charts with its hard-hitting, real-life story. Inspired by true events, No One Saw Us Leave retells a scandal that rocked the Jewish community in 1960s Mexico.